Month: June 2017 (Page 2)
Germany has conducted a trial run on the world's first hydrogen-powered train.
Railway service provider Alstom has developed the Coradia iLint – the first passenger train that …
The government of Thailand has decided to implement changes in an effort to improve street food locations in the country’s capital—Bangkok.
Earlier reports on the issue claimed…
Delta Air Lines employees may now offer nearly $10,000 in compensation to customers who will give up seats on overbooked flights.
It is legal …
Japan has recently reported a case of infant botulism /ˈbɒtʃ əˌlɪz əm/, a type of poisoning that occurs among babies who ingest a bacterium fr…
A UK survey reveals that excessive workload and mental health concerns prompt teachers to consider quitting.
A survey conducted by the National Union of Teachers (NUT) on 3,000…
On-demand television service company Netflix failed to reach its target number of subscribers, causing investors to be alarmed.
Netflix reported high earnings,…
Disney has applied for a patent to develop robots that can interact with humans.
Because these robots will mostly be interacting with children, they are designed to be soft and…
Scientists have invented a sponge that can absorb oil spills faster than other existing methods.
The special sponge was developed by a team of scientists led b…
The Israeli Labor Party postpones its representative vote because of a Britney Spears concert.
The political party was previously scheduled to have its primary…
The Office of Papal Charities announced the opening of the Lavanderia di Papa Francesco, or “Pope Francis Laundry”, a free laundry service offered to the homeless and need…
