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They are especially effective for women and middle-aged adults.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Tesla is recalling nearly all Cybertrucks in the United States to fix an exterior panel that could detach while driving, the company said on Thursday, the latest in a series of call-backs for the pickup truck.
Wall Street heavyweight Morgan Stanley is planning to lay off about 2,000 employees this month, a person familiar with the matter says.
A 108-year-old Japanese woman has been certified the world's oldest barber, Guinness World Records said – and she has pledged to keep working until at least 110.
(Reuters) - Amazon.com cut "a small number" of jobs at its Wondery podcast unit, known for "Dr. Death" and "Business Wars," the company said in a statement to Reuters on Friday.
Thailand's economy is projected to expand 2.9 per cent this year, down from the 3 per cent forecast in October 2024, bolstered by higher domestic demand and fiscal stimulus, the World Bank has announced.
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia trimmed its losses on Friday but stayed in the red as profit-takers outpaced bargain-hunters.
South Korea has sharply cut its economic growth forecasts for this year, reflecting the fallout from impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law debacle and the clouds hanging over the trade-reliant nation from Donald Trump’s tariff plans.
BANGKOK: Veterinarians at the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre in Lampang are planning to trim the tusks of Plai Sak Surin, the 29-year-old elephant that was brought back to Thailand from Sri Lanka, to help improve his quality of life.
GOATS are believed to be the first animals bred for food, labour, and material. There are over 300 species of goats around the world, and their amiable demeanour is why some people keep them as pets.
Australia’s unemployment rate unexpectedly fell in November as the nation’s golden streak of hiring gains extended, underscoring the resilience of the labour market to elevated interest rates and prompting traders to pare back bets of a February interest-rate cut.
Developing Asia is likely to grow more slowly than previously thought this year and next, and the outlook could worsen if President-elect Donald Trump makes swift changes to US trade policy, the Asian Development Bank said on Wednesday.
Citigroup Inc has cut about five analyst jobs inside a small team dedicated to producing environmental, social and governance (ESG) and climate reports, according to people familiar with the development.
(Reuters) -Tesla has issued a recall for about 9,100 Model X sports utility vehicles in the U.S. over a trim on the roof that could separate, it said on Wednesday, its second over the same issue since 2020.
(Reuters) - Austin DeAnda's victory over DeAundre Pettus in Norfolk, Virginia, on Friday night created some buzz after the American boxer had to have an emergency haircut when his braids came undone in the third round of the bout.
NEW YORK: Ample global supplies have kept speculators on the short side of the Chicago grain and oilseed markets so far this year, though droughts across many key exporters are now giving bears some pause.
(Reuters) - German software developer TeamViewer lowered its full-year revenue outlook on Wednesday, citing that foreign exchange headwinds from 2023 billings could likely have a negative impact of up to 11 million euros ($11.84 million).
Ford Motor Co says full-year earnings would be at the low end of its forecast as the carmaker struggles with warranty costs and supply disruptions tied to recent hurricanes.
(Reuters) -European chipmaker STMicroelectronics on Thursday said its full-year revenue would come at the low end of the earlier guidance range, its third cut to the outlook this year amid weak demand from its industrial clients.
HONG KONG: Asian equities diverged Wednesday (Oct 23) after another unremarkable day on Wall Street, where rising bond yields and comments from Federal Reserve officials dampened expectations for US interest rate cuts.
