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After losing their last three matches in comprehensive fashion to extend the run to six matches without a win, the spotlight is firmly on Stefano Pioli and how he plans to turn things around. This is undoubtedly the toughest place he has been in since starting at Milan and many have wondered if he has … Read more
kmatija / Getty Images Companies want you to believe that everything they do makes sense. Sometimes, though, decisions are made by panicked CEOs with confused PR people screaming into their ears. However, there is sometimes a certain glory of straightforwardness in corporate reasoning. also: Amazon teams up with a fast food robot This brings me … Read more
If you have a file IphoneThen you know that the screen brightness will automatically adjust from time to time, depending on the amount of light in your environment. It’s a useful feature that should prevent eye strain and make your screen easier to see, but that’s not always the case. The problem may be that … Read more
aOne of the hardest aspects of building a New Year’s fitness habit is finding the time. Even in our hybrid working world, it can seem like carving out just 30 minutes twice a week is impossible. But everyone has five minutes: It’s about a third of the time people spend searching for something to watch … Read more
aOne of the hardest aspects of building a New Year’s fitness habit is finding the time. Even in our hybrid working world, it can seem like carving out just 30 minutes twice a week is impossible. But everyone has five minutes: It’s about a third of the time people spend searching for something to watch … Read more
Carrying a balance has always been expensive, but it’s especially expensive now. The average credit card interest rate in mid-December was 19.42%, the highest rate since 1992. As the Federal Reserve continues to raise short-term interest rates to stifle inflation, average rates could rise even higher, says Ted Rossman, Credit card analyzer for Bankrate.com, which … Read more
General Relativity: A cosmologist discusses Einstein’s theory It is believed that traveling back in time is physically impossible. However, according to astrophysicist Dr. Paul Sutter of Ohio State University, scientists have envisioned universes where this might not only be possible, but “easy” — and all it takes is a round universe. This idea was found … Read more
