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Your life could depend on it.

Human resource managers recognize that requiring highly skilled employees to return to the office may increase the staff turnover rate.

Measuring happiness is complex.

“Energy is limited, so I have to cut out things that drain me the most. And the first thing to go? Dating,” says one young man.

Documents revealed in a recent lawsuit show how Zuckerberg made a decision that could pose legal and ethical risks.

The Biden administration would introduce another package of sanctions against China before leaving office.

For years, polysilicon was the most expensive material in solar panels. Now, it ranks as the fourth most expensive.

Shadows takes on unexpected relevance as it becomes what separates Ubisoft from the brink.

What is the purpose of sleep? Answering this question isn’t straightforward.

Although China is a world leader in solar and wind power, it continues to prioritize coal to ensure its energy security.

The device integrates two technologies into a single system, creating new possibilities for storing and using renewable energy.

The U.S. holds a leading position, primarily due to the influence of Nvidia. In contrast, the highest-ranking Chinese company appears far lower on the list.

This year, Qualcomm whould focus on its main rival in the mid-range segment.

Fully functional quantum computers will be able to correct its own errors.

Trump’s recent comments revive attention on Greenlanders’ historic aspirations for autonomy.

The U.S. warns against Moscow’s “aid” to Pyongyang, which could create a military force more prepared than ever.

The scarcity of data for training AI models marks a historic turning point. Synthetic data offers an alternative but carries risks.

Nékojita FuFu is a unique gadget that features a fan and several blowing modes.

“This has the potential to be (...) the costliest wildfire disaster in American history,” a UCLA researcher said.

The most popular show in Netflix history is back, and it's done so breaking all records.

The U.S. is a vital market for Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk, a major Danish company.

The affected seats could potentially jeopardize the safety of the occupants.