‘Potentially Hazardous’ Asteroid Passes Earth Today: How To See It
Stadium-sized Asteroid 2008 OS7 is the largest of three asteroids passing by Earth on Friday.
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Adidas shares fall after conservative 2024 projections—But company plans to sell leftover Yeezys to buffer hit
The company is attempting to sell most of its remaining stock of Yeezy footwear at cost, instead of writing it off.
Musk says Tesla will hold shareholder vote ‘immediately’ to move company’s incorporation to Texas
The billionaire justified the decision on the results of an unscientific poll run on his X account a day earlier.
Lewis Hamilton is leaving Mercedes for Ferrari in bombshell F1 move
The seven-time world champion is ending his partnership with Mercedes that dominated F1 from 2013 to 2020.
Grace Forrest becomes first Australian woman to win Roosevelt’s ‘Freedom from Fear’ medal
Human rights activist Grace Forrest has been awarded the Freedom from Fear honour this year for her work eradicating slavery. It is just the second time an Australian has received the prestigious Roosevelt Four Freedoms award.
Songs by top artists— Taylor Swift, Bad Bunny — could disappear from TikTok today. Here’s why.
Talks to renew a licensing deal between TikTok and Universal Music Group fell through Tuesday.
Food redistribution marketplace Yume scores $2 million to grow and hire
Serial entrepreneur Katy Barfield secured the seed round of funding from Asia Pacific early-stage VC Investible. Her company Yume has redistributed 8 million kilograms of food from customers including Kelloggs, Mars Food and Unilever.
Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk beats profit forecasts as weight-loss sales soar
GLP-1 injectable drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy made up a significant portion of the company’s annual sales.
Elon Musk no longer world’s richest person after judge voids $51 billion pay package
A decision by a Delaware judge late Tuesday afternoon has multibillion-dollar implications regarding Musk’s fortune.
Hundreds of Teslas recalled over breach of Australian safety regulations
A change to the design of new Tesla Model 3 vehicles means that infant or child car seat restraints cannot be securely attached, according to the Australian Department of Infrastructure and Transportation.