Ping Chen News Today

The ingenious solutions from these entrepreneurs and leaders are helping people all around Asia live more sustainably.

A few years ago, I was watching the NCAA college basketball tournament on TV. During a timeout, there was a commercial for a car rental company.

Gen Z is increasingly saying no to degrees from four-year colleges and universities and instead going the trade school route, according to new reporting from the Wall Street Journal which dubs Gen Z as “the toolbelt generation.” Te-Ping Chen, the Wall Street Journal reporter who wrote the story, joined CBS News to discuss the trend. ...

The life of Jack Ma, founder of Alibaba. He grew up poor in China and was rejected from multiple jobs before finding success in tech.

Repeat offender, Sione Tu’ifua (35) from Kolofo’ou who is currently serving seven-years imprisonment for serious housebreaking, theft and arson received additional jail time for theft of a delivery truck and items at Ma’ufanga.

At the current pace of change, it could take decades to improve outcomes for Black Americans and more than three centuries to get to racial parity. How can different types of communities move closer to delivering a better quality of life for <em>all</em> residents?

In a magnificent first, we finally have direct observational evidence of the stellar process that produces neutron stars and black holes.

Astronomers find the cosmic "missing link" that confirms supernovae create the densest objects in the universe, black holes and neutron stars.

A team led by Ping Chen of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel has directly observed the aftermath of a supernova in a nearby galaxy.

It definitely left behind a black hole or a neutron star!