WorldINSIDERRussia is forcing Western companies exiting its market to make a donation to the country — and it's making it harder for them to leave
Over 2,000 foreign companies are seeking approval to exit the Russian market, per the Financial Times.
WorldYahoo News 360Would banning TikTok really protect Americans?
The app's massive popularity has raised national security concerns, but skeptics say banning it would do little to keep Americans' private data out of China's hands.
WorldYahoo NewsIsaac Herzog, the Israeli president trying to save a disappearing 'Jewish Wakanda'
Since 2021, Isaac Herzog has served as Israel’s president, a customarily ceremonial position that he has elevated with his vociferous opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has proposed a controversial plan to make the judiciary branch subservient to the Parliament.
LifestyleINSIDER35 of the most beautiful places in the US
From breathtaking natural wonders to architectural marvels built by humans, here are the most beautiful places across the US.
CelebrityINSIDER'Harry Potter' star Bonnie Wright got married in a 100-year-old wedding dress that was completely see-through when she first tried it on
Bonnie Wright told Brides the original lining of her wedding dress "likely perished" because it was so old.
EntertainmentINSIDERA $2,900 Burberry tote was deemed 'ludicrously capacious' by a character on 'Succession.' Fans can't get enough of the memes — and the bag itself.
Tom Wambsgans, played by Matthew Macfadyen, called the designer bag "gargantuan" in one of the episode's most memorable scenes.
LifestyleINSIDERI tried fried chicken from 3 different grocery stores, and there's only one I'll buy from now on
I tried fried chicken from grocery stores including Lucky Supermarket, Safeway, and Walmart to find the best option to grab in a pinch.
StyleINSIDERAnne Hathaway said her breakout role in 'The Princess Diaries' gave people the wrong impression about her fashion
The Hollywood Reporter released its 2023 list of the most powerful celebrity stylists, which includes Anne Hathaway's stylist Erin Walsh.
U.S.In The Know by YahooDumpster diver collects over $120,000 worth of items in garbage bins behind a retail store: ‘It’s criminal what they’re doing’
The dumpster diver estimates that he spends about 12 hours a week actually searching for items.
BusinessAutoblogToyota execs think we'll be paying $50,000 average transaction prices soon
Jack Hollis, head of sales for Toyota Motor North America, believes that average new car transaction prices "will continue to grow" above $50,000.
BusinessYahoo FinanceTech layoffs: Yes, there's a better way to fire people. Is Big Tech doing it? No way.
Big Tech has already laid off more than 150,000 workers in 2023. In some ways, it's the same story over and over – these companies are not only all conducting layoffs, they're using a lot of the same strategies to do so. However, just because they're all doing it, doesn't mean they're best practices, experts say.
BusinessTechCrunchUK competition authority moves forward with in-depth probe of $61B Broadcom-VMware deal
After putting Broadcom on notice last week that it was concerned that the proposed $61 billion Broadcom-VMware deal could adversely affect competition in the server market, the U.K. Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it was proceeding with an in-depth investigation that could take up to six months. “The CMA has referred the anticipated acquisition by Broadcom Inc. of VMware, Inc. for an in-depth investigation, on the basis that, on the information currently available to it, it is or may be the case that this Merger may be expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition within a market or markets in the United Kingdom,” The CMA said in a statement today. The CMA gave Broadcom just five days to respond to its concerns in last week's notice.
HealthIn The Know by YahooWoman has ‘automatic lip filler’ after putting Aquaphor on her lips while in the sun: ‘learned the hard way’
"PSA don't put aquaphor on ur lips in the sun" The post Woman has ‘automatic lip filler’ after putting Aquaphor on her lips while in the sun: ‘learned the hard way’ appeared first on In The Know.
TechnologyEngadgetApple's M2 Pro Mac mini is back to a record-low price at Amazon
Apple's M2 Pro-powered Mac mini is back down to its lowest price at Amazon.
BusinessAutoblog2024 Kia EV9 revealed with specs, tech details and more
The 2024 Kia EV9 is here, and we have all the specs, tech features and other details for you here.
BusinessYahoo FinanceTrump needs to explain his bank deregulation
When Donald Trump was president, he pushed for bank deregulation that's now a major factor in two failed banks and a shaky financial system.
NewsYahoo News UKPrince Harry feared ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy would be 'harassed to death' by press intrusion
Yahoo explains what Prince Harry's legal action against the publisher's of the Daily Mail is all about, and which other high profile figures are also part of the claim.
WorldYahoo Finance CanadaCanadian fuel cell maker delays $130M China plan amid rising tension
While Beijing has not signalled any direct retaliation against Canadian entities, Ottawa needs to be mindful of "Chinese economic strong-arming."
WorldYahoo NewsU.S. couple held for ransom in Haiti as violence, kidnappings surge in the Caribbean nation
An American couple who visited Haiti earlier this month was kidnapped and is being held for ransom, a common occurrence in the country, where more than 100 kidnappings and 530 killings were reported in the first two weeks of March.
BusinessAutoblogHackers breach Tesla Model 3's infotainment system in minutes in competition
A team of white hat hackers demonstrated vulnerabilities in Tesla's infotainment and charging management systems, accessing vital systems in under two minutes.
BusinessIn The Know by YahooLevi's faces backlash after announcing it will use AI to 'increase the number and diversity' of models: 'Unethical on so many levels'
"Y'all could just pay a diverse group of models that show how your jeans actually fit on people, but instead you're just... faking it?"
BusinessYahoo FinanceStocks rise, crypto rallies as quarter-end nears: Stock market news today
Stocks were higher on Wednesday as investor nerves appeared to settle as the end of the first quarter approaches on Friday.
HealthYahoo Canada StyleFungal infection is spreading 'rapidly' in the U.S., but Canadians shouldn't worry: Expert
Candida auris is a growing concern worldwide, but Health Canada says the risk to Canadians is considered "very low."
BusinessYahoo News UKEnergy bills: Why you need to take a meter reading in the next two days
Standing charges are set to go up from April and campaigners have urged people to take meter readings so they know where they stand
BusinessAutoblogHonda recalls more than 330,000 vehicles for detaching side view mirrors
Honda identified hundreds of thousands of vehicles that could have side view mirrors that could fall off and has issued a recall to fix the problem free of charge.
BusinessYahoo News CanadaWhy can't we use our cellphones on Toronto's subways?
After spate of violent incidents on Toronto's subway, users ask: Why can't we use our phones to call for help?
BusinessEngadgetApple's WWDC 2023 begins June 5th
Apple is holding WWDC 2023 starting on June 5th, and might introduce its mixed reality headset at the event.
BusinessYahoo Finance CanadaLululemon stock surges as much as 16% as it posts stronger outlook, pivots from Mirror
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TechnologyTechCrunchInstagram now lets you bookmark posts with friends and store them in a dedicated space
Back in 2017, Instagram launched a bookmarking feature called "collections," which allows users to organize the posts they save into private groupings for easier access. Now, Instagram is introducing a new feature that lets users create collections with their friends. The social network told TechCrunch in an email that it's rolling out "collaborative collections," a way for people to connect with friends over their shared interests by saving posts to a collaborative collection in their group chat or a one-on-one DM.
U.S.AutoblogAn F1 track in Atlantic City? Nifty idea, but not a sure thing
A developer has proposed spending $2.7 billion to create hundreds of new condos and apartments in a waterside environment, along with a 2.5 mile F1-style racing circuit in Atlantic City.
BusinessYahoo FinanceLyft's new CEO on what's next, cost cuts, and possible sale: 'We are ready to fight'
Lyft's incoming CEO reveals some of his early thoughts on where he would like to take the business.
NewsYahoo News UKGarry Bennett: Boyfriend jailed for ‘unspeakable’ murder of partner who'd planned to leave him
Garry Bennett, 37, must serve a minimum of 21 years for strangling 30-year-old Madison Wright and dumping her body in Pitsea, Essex, after she told him she was preparing to leave him.
WorldYahoo SportsFIFA strips Indonesia of U-20 World Cup months before tournament, vaguely cites 'current circumstances'
One match had already been canceled after a local governor called to ban Israel from playing.
TechnologyEngadgetTech leaders and AI experts demand a six-month pause on 'out-of-control' AI experiments
An open letter signed by tech leaders and AI researchers warns of the dangers AI can bring if not properly regulated.
BusinessTechCrunchLockheed doubles down on lunar economy bet with new subsidiary Crescent Space Services
Lockheed Martin announced today the creation of a wholly owned subsidiary called Crescent Space Services that will focus on infrastructure for the moon, the latest sign that the aerospace and defense giant is bullish on the future of a lunar economy. The new venture will focus initially on a communications and navigation network in cislunar orbit it's calling Parsec. The Parsec network will be owned and operated by Crescent, with Lockheed designing and building the spacecraft.
BusinessYahoo FinanceThis banking crisis isn’t 2008. That doesn’t make it a good thing: Morning Brief
We keep hearing that this isn't 2008. It isn't for many important reasons. But there are some unique challenges this time around.
ScienceYahoo News UKGreenland ice sheet which could raise sea level by 7m ‘nears point of no return’
The Greenland Ice Sheet covers 660,200 square miles in the Arctic - and if it melts completely, would raise global sea level by 23 feet.
TechnologyYahoo Life ShoppingThese Sony noise-cancelling earbuds have a 12,000-person fan club — and they're $80 off
Apple isn't the only game in town. Sony's popular 'buds offer superb sound quality, top-notch noise reduction and built-in Alexa.
WorldThe TelegraphThe jail where 18 female employees had relationships with prisoners
Eighteen female staff at a jail which has pioneered a liberal approach have had relationships with prisoners since it opened, data obtained under Freedom of Information laws has revealed.
U.S.INSIDERNashville school head Katherine Koonce was on a Zoom call when the shooting began and hung up to run toward the gunfire, city councilman says
Koonce, who the councilman said "headed straight for the shooter," was one of six people killed in Monday's mass shooting at The Covenant School.
WorldThe Daily BeastRussian Ally Warns Putin: Don’t Visit—or You’ll Get Arrested
Sputnik/Sergei Karpukhin/Pool via Reuters The ruling party of Armenia has warned that if Russian President Vladimir Putin comes to Armenia, the country will have no choice but to arrest him.The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for Putin’s arrest earlier this month over alleged war crimes in Ukraine, particularly his alleged involvement in the unlawful deportation of children from Ukraine. But the ICC doesn’t have the power to enforce its warrants, and since Russia doesn’t reco
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“American workers are desperate for a break.”
“Workers will have more leisure but at the cost of less efficiency and a lower standard of living.”
“We have more important things to do now than spend our lives making a tiny group of very rich people even richer.”
“Some industries and deeply entrenched work cultures mean the four-day workweek may not be realistic for all employees.”
“While workers have spent the last 50 years steadily producing more and more, real wages have not risen at the same rate.”
