Month: July 2019 (Page 3)
A 97-year-old woman went to her first prom at her great grandson’s high school.
Grandmother, Helen Danis [DEY-nis], achiev…
A breakthrough food coating helps fruits and vegetables stay fresh longer.
The European Commission has recently given the green light …
Brazilian cosmetics group Natura &Co is buying London-based beauty business Avon.
Natura &Co, one of Brazil’s top personal care and cosmetics businesses, already has
Google has added dining and translation features to Lens, its image recognition software that can detect plants, animals, landmarks, music, and others.
The new features were an…
The University of London (UoL) is facing a boycott due to its alleged unfair treatment of casual employees, such as maintenance and security staff.
Recently, the University and…
A London-based company is hiring an “InstaScout” to travel and take pictures around the United Kingdom and Europe.
Perfocal, an online company that lets customers book photogra…
Commuters in Mexico City are buying fake smartphones to trick muggers.
Incidents of muggings in Mexico City have reportedly increased by around 22 percent in t…
A report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has revealed that children in the United States are eating less fish and shellfish than in previous years.
The decline, a…
Scientists have created a patch that controls a person’s skin temperature.
Engineers from the University of California San Diego recently developed a pliable p…
Students aiming to get into American universities will now be given scores based on their social and economic backgrounds.
The College Board, an organization that overs…
