Category: Business
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Why More People Are Renting Instead of Buying?
With inflation putting pressure on American wallets, many people are choosing to rent instead of buy. Nowadays, you can rent everything from vacation homes to bicycles, even pets and wedding dresses. The rental economy is growing, offering people an economical way to access goods and experiences without having to commit to a long-term investment. At…
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Elon Musk Worked Illegally in the U.S. Before Becoming the Richest Man in the World, Says Newspaper
President Joe Biden called Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, a Trump supporter, a hypocrite. The reason? According to the president, the billionaire supports Trump’s anti-immigration policies but began his long career in the United States as an “illegal worker” before becoming the richest man in the world. The comments from Biden about Musk come…
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Interest Rates Have Fallen, But Mortgages Keep Rising. Why?
In September, the American Central Bank (Fed) finally reduced interest rates after a long period of increases. This measure gave hope to those looking to buy a property. With lower rates, the mortgage could become cheaper and make homeownership more accessible. Indeed, there was an initial relief when the mortgage fell to its lowest rates…
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Why Are Brazilians Suing Mining Company Over Mariana Disaster in London?
In a historic case, Brazilian communities affected by the catastrophic dam disaster in Mariana in 2015 have taken the Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP to court in London. The trial began on Monday (21) and is expected to last until March 5, 2025. The lawsuit stems from the collapse of the Fundão dam, operated by a…
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Why Brazilian Communities Are Suing Mining Company Over the Mariana Dam Disaster in London?
In a historic case, Brazilian communities affected by the catastrophic Mariana dam disaster in 2015 have taken the Anglo-Australian mining giant BHP to court in London. The trial began on Monday (21) and is expected to extend until March 5, 2025. The lawsuit stems from the collapse of the Fundão dam, operated by a joint…
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New Yorkers Continue Leaving the State. Why?
New York has been experiencing a significant population decline. The state lost over 630,000 residents between 2020 and 2023 and became the national leader in emigration. According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2023 alone, more than 480,000 New Yorkers moved out of the Empire State – most of them to Florida,…
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It’s Time to Book Your Ticket If You’re Thinking of Traveling for the Year-End Holidays
Those planning to travel during this year’s holiday season should consider booking their tickets now to secure a more affordable flight. According to insights from Google, shared with Travel + Leisure, October is the best time to book tickets for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Specifically for Christmas, cheaper domestic flights are available during the…
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Japan Eliminates Visa for Several Countries and Sees Tourism Grow
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in Arts & Culture, Asia, Business, Economy, Entertainment, Gastronomy, Geral, In Focus, Inside, TourismJapan is known for its fascinating blend of ancient tradition and modernity driven by powerful cutting-edge technology. This captivating country stretches across a chain of islands over 1,500 miles (2,400 km) long, encompassing the four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. Each island contributes to stunning landscapes, bustling urban centers, and serene rural areas,…
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Brazil to Produce Flying Electric Cars
Embraer, a Brazilian conglomerate that produces airplanes and aerospace parts, revealed the prototype of its new flying electric car a few months ago. Now, the project has received federal funding to become a reality. The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) approved funding of R$ 500 million for the development of flying cars.…
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Brazil Will Produce Electric Flying Cars
Embraer, a Brazilian conglomerate that produces airplanes and aerospace parts, revealed the prototype of its new electric flying car a few months ago. Now, the project has received federal funding to become a reality. The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) approved funding of R$ 500 million for the development of flying cars. The resources will go…