Business Notes: NSU raises $147M; McDonald’s to open in Virginia Beach

Norfolk State University’s Now Is Our Time campaign raised $147 million, exceeding its original $90 million goal. View the ...

I’m 33 with no kids, make $240K a year and contribute 6% to my 401(k). But I wiped out my savings to pay for grad school — and still have debt. Now what?

I’m 33 years old and have no dependents, no credit card debt but $10,000 in student loan debt (which hopefully will absolve ...

iPakket Corporation Redefines Urban Mobility: Launching Integrated Carsharing and Micromobility Solutions Across the U.S.

NEW YORK, NY – 1st April 2026 – iPakket Corporation, under the visionary leadership of CEO and President Juan Sebastián ...

Fuel crisis puts pressure on workers, business, as calls to work from home reignite

The fuel crisis is putting pressure on workers who rely on car travel and those who meet with vulnerable clients, with fresh ...
Journal-Courier

Oil and gas prices won't immediately return to normal even if the Iran war ends, the EU warns

NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Skyrocketing oil and gas prices in Europe as a result of the ongoing Iran war won't return to normal ...
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN

Naelliro sales plunge 51% in three years

Once considered a must-do summer vacation activity for college students, the popularity of KORAIL’s rail pass ‘Naelliro,’ ...
Anthropocene Magazine

The Future of the Grid Could Be Parked in Your Driveway

A growing fleet of electric vehicles could unlock a cheaper, cleaner alternative to fossil-fuel power plants—without building ...
Braidwood Times

No Canberran to pay more than $68 a month in public transport fees

Chief Minister Andrew Barr announced on Wednesday that Canberrans will not pay more than $68.20 a month in public transport ...
Fukuoka Now

Kyushu Roundtable #2: Talent Wars — Why Fukuoka Still Struggles to Keep Global Talent

From hiring systems and education infrastructure to housing pressure and corporate culture, a 90-minute discussion in Fukuoka revealed a deeper challenge than recruitment alone. Fukuoka has spent the ...