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FINANCE
Analyst Report: United Airlines Holdings Inc
Analyst Report: United Airlines Holdings Inc Source link
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ECONOMY
How Basel III Changes Where Capital Sits: Nonbank Subsidiaries as Equity Reservoirs
Nicola Cetorelli and Shohini Kundu This post is the second in a three-part series on how bank regulation interacts with the organizational structure of banking firms. The first post documented that nonbank subsidiaries inside bank holding companies (BHCs) are large, equity-rich “reservoirs,” and that bank-level capital diverged sharply from consolidated capital after Basel III took effect in 2015. This post asks why,…
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MARKET
Wildfire smoke ‘a growing cardiovascular threat’ as Chicago, Detroit, NYC among world’s most polluted cities today
“It is a growing cardiovascular threat”: Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis and New York City are considered some of the world’s most polluted cities Thursday. Source link
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SOCIAL MEDIA
YouTube highlights brand partnerships with sports creators
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Amid the excitement of the FIFA World Cup 2026, YouTube for Business published a report which looks at the rising influence of sports creators in the app. The study also examined and how sports influencers can drive positive benefits for brand partnership…
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GADGET
Microsoft Accused Of Unfair Labor Practices By US And Canadian Video Game Unions
Following another round of mass layoffs and studio upheavals at Xbox, Communications Workers of America has filed unfair labor practice charges against Microsoft with the National Labor Relations Board. The CWA accuses Microsoft of bad faith bargaining, coercive actions, contract repudiation and failing to provide notice to employees, according to the charge on the NLRB site. The case was filed…
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MOBILE
EU adds exemptions to its removable battery rule for smartwatches, fitness trackers, ear buds
Back in 2022, the EU prepared new legislation that will bring back user-replaceable batteries on electronic devices. This will go into effect in February 2027, but some companies are already making the jump – for example, Nintendo released a special Switch 2 with a replaceable battery. But what about devices where having a replaceable battery might affect features such as…
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SCIENCE
A super-Earth exoplanet’s leaking helium could be evidence of a complex atmosphere
A rocky planet that’s the right distance from its star to be hospitable to life likely has an atmosphere, a new study claims. The exoplanet, known as LHS 1140 b, is about 49 light-years away from Earth, which means it is a relatively close neighbor, given that the Milky Way is more than 100,000 light-years across. The world was found…
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CELEBRITY
Birkenstock Made $500 Ballet Clogs (And They’re Already Selling Out)
Birkenstock is the latest brand to hop on the ballet shoe wagon, and its new styles are already selling out! The comfy clog brand has partned with Repetto, a brand known for its luxury ballet flats and mary janes on a collection of shoes that feel like an effortless transition from spring’s ballet sneakers. The collection features three silhouettes, each…
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GAMING
Build Your Dream Fast-Food Business in Wrap House Simulator
Summary Wrap House Simulator is coming to XBOX Series X|S, XBOX One and XBOX PC on July 17. Build and manage your own fast-food business by preparing wraps, upgrading your kitchen, and serving customers. Team up with up to four players in online co-op and work together to create the ultimate wrap shop. Have you ever wondered if you…
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CULTURE
Explore a Venetian maze — Jewish Renaissance
The newly restored Borges Labyrinth welcomes visitors to mark 40 years since the death of the Argentinian author who inspired it After months of renovation, this week the Borges Labyrinth on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice reopened to the public. Originally planted in 2011, the maze was designed by British diplomat and labyrinthologist Randoll Coate, who was…
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