Invasive species cost the global economy more than $423 billion annually, according to a new report from the United Nations
The costs of invasive species have quadrupled every decade since 1970, according to the United Nations.
Tropical Storm Lee forecast to strengthen into hurricane as it churns in Atlantic toward Caribbean
Tropical Storm Lee churned through the open waters of the Atlantic on Wednesday and was expected to soon become a hurricane as it approached the Caribbean.
Texas paid bitcoin miner Riot $31.7 million to shut down during heat wave in August
Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms raked in $31.7 million in energy credits from Texas power grid operator ERCOT in August.
This former Harvard lecturer sold his company for nearly $20 million—and burnt out immediately after: Here’s how he recovered
Suneel Gupta sold his company for nearly $20 million in 2016, but didn’t feel energized or fulfilled after. Here are the practices he used to reverse burnout.
Buy ‘BAT’ — CLSA gives three stocks to bet on China in the global AI race
These three stocks stand to benefit from the future explosion of artificial intelligence in China, CLSA says.
Khosla Ventures backs effort to make orchards of lung-like material to absorb CO2 from air
Khosla Ventures backs Spiritus, a carbon removal company coming out of stealth with a material and that passively absorbs carbon dioxide from the air.
Microsoft gaming chief Phil Spencer says Starfield is seeing ‘huge demand’
Microsoft’s Phil Spencer told CNBC on Wednesday that the new Starfield game is going to be available to “hundreds of millions of people.”
The death toll from fierce storms and flooding in Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria has risen to 14
The death toll from severe rainstorms that lashed parts of Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria increased to 14 on Wednesday.
Trump uses Facebook to fund presidential run, two years after Meta banned him
Donald Trump’s return to Facebook has helped his campaign to raise a ton of money throughout his legal struggles, including since his arrest in Georgia.
