MIT researchers develop circuit design that relies on magnetic waves, not electricity
Researchers at MIT have designed a new innovative circuit design that instead of requiring electricity, relies on magnetic waves.
The novel design is a...
Daimler axing 10,000 jobs to free up money for large investments
Daimler, owner of Mercedez-Benz, announced that it will be axing 10,000 jobs to free up money for the development of clean, electric vehicles.
"The development...
Audi axing 9,500 jobs to invest more in electric vehicles and digital working
German carmaker Audi announced that it will axe 9,500 jobs, approximately 10% of its global workforce, between now and 2025.
The cuts ultimately aim to...
Husbands’ stress increases when wives earn more than 40% of household income, study finds
According to new research from the University of Bath, husbands in the US start feeling increased levels of stress when their wives begin earning...
Average wind speeds have increased since 2010, boosting wind energy
Average wind speeds in northern mid-latitude regions have increased by 7 per cent since 2010, boosting wind energy production, according to new research published in...
Google to offer checking accounts, says report
Google is partnering with Citigroup and a small Stanford university credit union to offer checking accounts within its Google Pay app, according to a...
UK avoids recession in Q3 but annual growth weakest in almost a decade
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the UK economy expanded by 0.3% in the third quarter of the year, marking a return...
Scientists develop cheaper technique for atomic layer deposition
Scientists at EPFL's Laboratory of Sustainable and Catalytic Processing (LPDC) have devised a new, cheaper method for atomic layer deposition (ALD).
ALD is a well-established...
US economy projected to expand by 2 percent in 2020
The US economy is projected to continue growing for a 12th consecutive year in 2020, albeit at a slower pace.
According to a new forecast...
Microsoft Japan’s four-day work week experiment boosted productivity
Microsoft experimented with shorter work weeks at its Japan offices and found that a four-day work week not only made employees happier, but also...