The tiny nation waging war on plastic
From BBC Over the years, the tropical island nation of Vanuatu has struggled with its attempts to eliminate single-use plastics, but thanks to an extensive campaign, the country is about to implement one of the toughest plastic bans in the…
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Lamborghini revels during 2019 Monterey Car Week
Global debut of Aventador SVJ 63 Roadster and new Lamborghini Lounge Monterey Art collaboration with street artist Skyler Grey showcased on Aventador S Special race livery on Huracán EVO GT Celebration unveiled to commemorate endurance race victories in Daytona and…
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Porsche AG Porsche Leipzig and ACOD invite network partners for Innovation
Exchange in the Automotive Cluster East Germany for “factory of the future” Leipzig. Porsche Leipzig and the East German Automotive Cluster (ACOD) have invited key players of the East German automotive industry on Tuesday to a joint Innovation in the fair…
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The US women’s national team dominates soccer, but here’s why the US men’s team sucks
By Emmanuel Ocbazghi From Business Insider The US women’s national team (USWNT) moves on to the World Cup final on Sunday. The USWNT continues to make strides and find success against powerful international opponents. The US men’s national team, on the other hand, just…
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Peer-to-peer boat rental marketplace Boatsetter raises $10M as it looks to grow globally
By Darrell Etherington From TechCrunch Obviously, not everyone owns a boat, and boat ownership is far more unique than car ownership — which makes it maybe an ideal category for peer-to-peer marketplace rentals. P2P boat rental startup Boatsetter recognized this opportunity, and…
How the customer interview illuminates innovation
By Christie Nicholson From Core77 Few companies set up their customer conversations in ways that lead to accurate and useful data. The key is to ask better questions. Often our most painful experiences lead to our best lessons. Here’s a…
Too much napping may indicate Alzheimer’s
From Newsmax If you often find yourself dozing off during the day, new research suggests it might be an early warning sign that you have Alzheimer’s disease. Areas of the brain that keep you awake during the day are damaged…
Strategic LTE expansion allows TNS to support more US outbound roaming traffic to the Caribbean
RESTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Transaction Network Services (TNS) has revealed a series of investments in the TNS-powered CCA LTE Roaming Hub (Hub) which increases its Caribbean coverage to more than 17,000 square miles and introduces an innovative new GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTP) Proxy…
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10 of the most bizarre details people have reported finding in Jeffrey Epstein’s NYC mansion, from a painting of Bill Clinton in a dress to prosthetic breasts mounted on a bathroom wall
By Libertina Brandt From Business Insider Jeffrey Epstein was arrested on July 6 on suspicion of sex trafficking minors in his Manhattan and Florida homes from 2002 to 2005. On August 10, he was found dead in a Manhattan jail cell in an apparent suicide. An…
Bathroom Basics: Furnishing your first apartment
From Mr. Rooter The bathroom is probably one of the first rooms you’ll like to set up in your new apartment — after all, it’s one of the most used!. The ultimate goal is an abode that’s a pleasant and…
