Life
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What is Psychotria insularum, a plant being heralded as an alternative to ibuprofen?
According to researchers, a plant in Samoa could have similar effects on the body as ibuprofen
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Why Singapore, Zurich and Oslo are the world's 'smartest' cities
Singapore tops the Smart City Index 2021, a ranking of the global cities most actively embracing technology, but also ecological, health and societal issues
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The Volvo XC60 is a very handsome SUV
In the mood for the finer things in life? Let the Volvo XC60 be of help
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Don't dismiss the sneaker trend just yet
Are sneakers really over while "proper" shoes—flat for the most part—seem to be making a comeback? Resale platforms and even auctioneers say, not yet
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El Salvador president plans 'Bitcoin City' financed by crypto bonds
President Nayib Bukele said El Salvador plans to build the world's first "Bitcoin City", powered by a volcano and financed by cryptocurrency bonds
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Women, we have to take a punt on ourselves: Ameera Shah
Ameera Shah, promoter and MD of Metropolis Lab, always chose her gut feeling when stuck at a crossroad. How'd that lead to backpacking through Europe, building Metropolis, and even ending up with six mice as pets? Shah reveals on Forbes India Beyond the Boardroom
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Harry Styles: Icon of a generation free from stereotypes
Harry Styles has played a key role in making fashion less divisive and gendered over the past year
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From Whitney Houston to Quentin Tarantino: NFTs serve up exclusivity and legal disputes
While unheard tracks sung by Whitney Houston as NFT are piquing the interest of fans, Quentin Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction' NFT announcement had landed in a legal soup
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Apple to start letting people fix their own iPhones
Apple's new Self Service Repair program will start in the US, offering to sell tools and parts to people who want to work on damaged iPhone 12 or 13 model handsets
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Is this the wine bottle of the future?
French startup Le Petit Baroudeur has invented a recyclable wine bottle that keeps wine fresh longer
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Wikipedia editor 'warriors' fight lies, bigotry, and even Nazis
Covid-19 death reports, a vast gender gap, Nazi "fan fiction": These are some of the perils an international crowd of volunteers battle across Wikipedia's tens of millions of online entries