Downing Street said the trip would seal two-way investment deals worth more than £1 billion ($1.3 billion), creating almost 11,000 jobs in Britain, amid long odds to get his counterpart to back Western sanctions against Russia
Air pollution is a lot deadlier than we previously understood — and, in particular, studies like the analysis of heart attacks during the pandemic show that the concentrations of air pollution currently permitted by US federal policy are still far too high
US and Europe talk incessantly about making more of the world's advanced computer chips anywhere other than Taiwan, which they consider vulnerable to Chinese invasion or influence. But Apple doesn't seem so worried. For years to come, the iPhone maker has planned to continue relying on chips made largely in Taiwan
Villages on the outskirts of Indore are now being handsomely rewarded for handing over their mounds of bovine waste in a pilot project to help meet the city's power needs
A ruling by a federal judge has ended — at least for now — the requirement that people wear masks on planes and public transportation, and there is plenty of confusion about the new, post-mask world of travel. Answering some crucial questions
Citing Ukrainian government figures, Handicap International estimates that 13,000 elderly Ukrainians or people with disabilities have arrived in the wider Dnipro region since Russia launched its invasion in late February
Many cannabis businesses are African-American owned, and saw a lively trade ahead of national marijuana day on April 20. Some see it as "a turning point for the Black community," which historically suffered a disproportionate rate of cannabis convictions
The company's customer base fell by 200,000 subscribers during the January-March period, according to its quarterly earnings report released Tuesday. It's the first time that Netflix's subscribers have fallen since the streaming service became available throughout most of the world outside of China six years ago
MyMuse, founded by Anushka and Sahil Gupta, are tackling this with tongue-in-cheek marketing and creative euphemisms, which they say make the adult products seem less intimidating and encourage first-time buyers
After getting initial startup money or grant funding, European businesses are struggling to raise funds for the kind of innovative, large-scale projects needed to complete the transition from carbon-spewing sources of energy
Russia and Ukraine produce 14 percent of the world's wheat supply, according to the United Nations, and the loss of commodities due to the war has resulted in soaring food prices and uncertainty about the future of food security globally, especially in impoverished countries