Business

The once dormant marketplace for women’s professional basketball in Portland has been revived with the announcement of a new Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) team set to launch in 2026. This excitement indicates not just a resurgence in Portland but also highlights the overall expansion of the WNBA, marking this franchise as the 15th in
The recent announcement of a major partnership between SpaceX’s Starlink and United Airlines marks a significant shift in the landscape of in-flight connectivity (IFC). With the intention of outfitting more than 1,000 aircraft with high-speed satellite internet, this deal underscores SpaceX’s ambition to dominate the aircraft connectivity market. The deal not only almost doubles SpaceX’s
In an era where fashion trends can shift as quickly as the latest TikTok sensation, maintaining relevance has become an increasingly complex endeavor for designers and brands alike. This was starkly illustrated during a pivotal federal trial held in New York City, where acclaimed fashion designer Michael Kors addressed the challenges that even established names
Cancer cachexia is an often-overlooked yet devastating condition that affects millions of cancer patients globally. Characterized by significant weight loss, muscle wasting, and debilitating fatigue, this syndrome can severely impair patients’ quality of life. The National Cancer Institute classifies cachexia by a weight loss of 5% or more within six months, alongside symptoms such as
In a significant development that marks the close of protracted labor negotiations, American Airlines flight attendants have ratified a five-year contract that promises substantial raises and other benefits. The agreement, reached with overwhelming support—87% of voting flight attendants endorsed it—presents an immediate salary increase of up to 20.5% effective from October. This decisive move aims
As the automotive landscape continues to evolve, Stellantis, the conglomerate resulting from the merger of Fiat Chrysler and PSA Groupe, finds itself grappling with significant challenges. Recently, tension within the company has reached a boiling point, particularly as CEO Carlos Tavares receives backlash not only from the United Auto Workers (UAW) but also from the
Discount home goods retailer Big Lots recently filed for bankruptcy protection, citing high interest rates and a sluggish housing market that led to a decrease in demand for its low-priced furniture and decor. The Chapter 11 filing included an agreement to sell the business to private equity firm Nexus Capital Management for approximately $760 million.