• Artificial Intelligence
    Technology

    Artificial Intelligence in Modern Society

    August 17, 2025 - By 

    The Growth of Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence has gradually moved from being a futuristic concept to a practical reality influencing almost every industry. Businesses, healthcare providers, educators, and even creative professionals are leveraging advanced algorithms to carry out tasks that once required human decision-making. The technology operates on the ability to analyze large sets of data, learn from patterns, and produce accurate predictions. What was once considered experimental is now part of everyday life, shaping how people live and work. Impact on Business and Industry Companies are adopting machine-based systems to improve customer service, enhance productivity, and reduce costs. For…

  • Business Ideas
    Business

    10 Business Ideas That Can Work in Today’s Market

    August 15, 2025 - By 

    The business world is constantly shifting, and with changing consumer demands, innovative opportunities continue to rise. People today are not just looking for products or services but for value, creativity, and convenience. If you are considering starting something of your own, a variety of ventures can be shaped around modern needs, trends, and lifestyles. Below are ten business ideas that can be adapted depending on your resources, skill set, and interests. 1. Home-Based Catering Service Food will always be in demand, and running a catering business from home can be both profitable and flexible. Instead of investing in a large…

  • Cowboy Boots
    Fashion

    Why Is a Mid-Tier Restaurant Chain Selling Cowboy Boots?

    August 1, 2025 - By 

    It’s not every day that you walk into a steakhouse and leave with a new pair of cowboy boots. But that’s exactly what’s happening at a growing number of mid-tier restaurant chains across the U.S. Once solely known for their affordable ribs, sizzling fajitas, or salad bars, some of these restaurants are venturing into fashion retail—specifically, western wear. Cowboy boots have become an unexpected side dish to burgers and fries. At first glance, the move might seem odd. Why would a casual dining chain—one that’s neither high-end nor fast food—start hawking leather footwear? Is it a gimmick? A marketing stunt?…

  • FreeWissa
    Sports

    FreeWissa, footballers wanting out and why fans have every right to defy logic

    August 1, 2025 - By 

    The Curious Case of Yoane Wissa’s Exit Brentford fans woke up to a surprise this summer when Yoane Wissa became the latest to make headlines with a Bosman transfer. FreeWissa, as social media jokingly dubbed him, left without the drama typically surrounding high-profile departures. Yet, his exit speaks to a broader truth in modern football: clubs can lose key players without a dime, and fans are expected to quietly adapt. The Congolese forward wasn’t the flashiest name in the Premier League, but his presence in Brentford’s attack offered consistency, work ethic, and flair. His ability to switch between wide and…

  • China’s AI
    Technology

    Taking the Wrong Lesson from China’s AI Strategy

    August 1, 2025 - By 

    As nations race to establish dominance in artificial intelligence, China’s AI national strategy often becomes the subject of fascination and imitation. But the allure of its centralized investment, data availability, and aggressive deployment has caused some governments and corporations to misread what truly powers its AI development. While China’s progress in artificial intelligence is undeniable, the assumption that authoritarian coordination is the main driver misses the bigger picture—and could lead others down an ineffective or even counterproductive path. A Narrative of State Power and Scale China’s AI ascent is frequently associated with top-down control. Government documents, such as the 2017…

  • Bolsonaro
    Business

    Trump hits Brazil with 50% tariffs and sanctions judge in Bolsonaro case

    July 31, 2025 - By 

    A Renewed Shockwave in Global Trade In a move that stunned markets and diplomatic circles alike, former U.S. President Donald Trump issued a sweeping 50% tariff on Brazilian steel and aluminum. The decision, announced during a campaign rally-style event, came with little forewarning and included sanctions targeting the Brazilian judiciary—specifically a judge involved in prosecuting former President Jair Bolsonaro. The measures sparked immediate backlash from both domestic businesses and international allies, signaling a renewed era of economic tension. The imposition of tariffs reintroduces Trump’s long-held tactic of economic brinkmanship, often used as leverage in broader geopolitical disputes. Although Brazil has…

  • Trump
    News

    Trump postpones higher tariffs on Mexico as other countries try to reach deals before deadline

    July 31, 2025 - By 

    In a move that surprised both domestic critics and international trade watchers, former President Donald Trump announced the postponement of proposed higher tariffs on Mexican goods. The decision was framed as a temporary gesture tied to ongoing negotiations, though the long-term implications remain uncertain. The news came amid tense trade discussions with several countries trying to secure better terms ahead of looming deadlines set by the previous administration. This isn’t the first time Trump used tariffs as leverage in foreign policy. What makes this instance unique is how quickly the delay affected both political reactions in Washington and economic responses…

  • ABC-Mart
    Business

    Japan’s ABC-Mart Sets Foot in the Philippines as Global Fashion Retail Eyes Southeast Asia

    July 29, 2025 - By 

    ABC-Mart’s Expansion Strategy Japan-based ABC-Mart, one of the largest footwear retailers in Asia, is making a calculated entry into the Philippine market. Known for its wide range of casual and athletic footwear brands—including in-house labels like Hawkins and international names like Nike and Vans—the retailer is expanding its footprint beyond its home market, where competition has saturated and growth has plateaued. The move signals more than just business growth; it’s part of a broader regional strategy. ABC-Mart has been actively testing waters across Asia, with earlier expansions into South Korea and Taiwan proving commercially successful. The Philippines, with its rapidly…

  • Cheeseburgers
    Food

    I Ranked 13 Fast-Food Double Cheeseburgers from Worst to Best, and My Favorite Was One of the Cheapest

    July 25, 2025 - By 

    Fast food double cheeseburgers have become a staple in American quick dining. With so many chains offering their version of this greasy, cheesy classic, I decided to find out which one truly satisfies both taste buds and budget. After sampling 13 burgers from major chains—some iconic, some regional—I compiled my ranking from worst to best. And surprisingly, the burger that impressed me most wasn’t from a premium joint but one of the cheapest options available. What I Looked For in Each Cheeseburger I judged every burger on four basic elements: taste, texture, freshness, and value for money. While ingredients like…

  • Running Water
    Business

    Why Access to Running Water Is a Luxury in Wealthy US Cities

    July 25, 2025 - By 

    The Hidden Crisis Behind the Faucets In a country that leads the world in technological development, military power, and consumer capitalism, it seems absurd to imagine that something as basic as running water could be considered a luxury. Yet in cities like San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, and parts of Phoenix, this is exactly the case. The crisis isn’t caused by a lack of water itself — though climate change is playing its part — but rather by policy gaps, decaying infrastructure, unaffordable service rates, and systemic neglect that leaves thousands living without a reliable tap. Affluent Cities, Neglected Communities…