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Independently produced by award-winning filmaker, Ben Niles, Note by Note follows the creation of a Steinway concert grand, #L1037, from forest floor to concert hall.

The devices will be used to airlift heavy, dangerous loads normally carried by mountain guides. They might even deliver a hot meal or two.

Last year, Michigan invested well over $100 million in student scholarships. Even so, the rate of high school grads going to college is still below pre-pandemic levels.

With the rise in the demand for the 4-Day Work Week, being assessed on tasks completed – not hours spent working, the message is clear: People want to work less.

The number of new babies born dropped 5% last year....

"Work hard, don't work hard—everyone gets the same. So people don't want to work," said Yan Junchang, a farmer in the village of Xiaogang who spearheaded a movement in 1978 that revolutionized China's backward economy.

Company returning production to South Carolina

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What’s eating all the profits?...

Perplexity's Super Bowl contest managed to move the needle on its app's downloads. Unlike OpenAI and Google, the AI search engine chose to forgo an

A snapshot of which sectors earn the most profit, based on the latest data. Spoiler: #1 is not Big Tech.

The retailer would need the kind of sales surprise it’s delivered only once in the past decade to keep its title as top of the top line....

Public Choice, the economist James M. Buchanan explained, is built on the “homely” proposition that politicians are just like the rest of us. We call this “behavioral symmetry.” They have their own interests, and they try to satisfy those interests. Furthermore, we can understand people’s behavior in the voting booth and the bureau using the […]

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When you're getting ready for the new school year, some loose ends take more time to tie up than others. That's why Instacart's got your back to school.

We watched 12 shows on six platforms to find out how much of your life you give up to save a few bucks each month....

A Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) run by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. will likely go after crony interests in the health bureaucracy. If RFK Jr.

Don’t panic. They’re bringing that stuff you ordered....

Rolex watches, which aren’t known for their affordability, are getting even more expensive this year with the soaring price of gold to blame.

Toto, I don’t think we’re in toilet town anymore.

Breakthrough training system utilizing imitation learning opens 'new frontier' in medical robotics

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The Washington Post, smitten with football and love stories, analyzed data from The Knot to see how college football schedules impact wedding planning.

With the world’s highest ratio of elderly-to-non-elderly people, Japan is struggling to plug gaps in its labor force.

Trump proposes permanent standard time.