- 4 February, 2026
Boeing 737 Max: debris found in fuel tanks; Major setback for US
According to recent reports, debris has been discovered in the fuel tanks of Boeing planes, causing Boeing to order inspections of its entire fleet of
US retailer Forever 21 revived from bankruptcy
US based retail store for clothing and accessories has been recovered and conserved from bankruptcy by 3 purchasers that intend to broaden it globally. New
Jagermeister logo is not offensive for Christians, Swiss court rules
The efforts by German spirit brand, ‘Jagermeister’ to expand its trademark to cosmetics and entertainment services were intervened byThe Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property
World’s richest man, Jeff Bezos pledges $10bn to fight climate change
Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos will commit $10bn to fund scientists, activists, nonprofits and other groups fighting to protect the environment and counter the effects of
Where does gender inequality starts from?
“If we can say that gender inequality began in the Neolithic, or in the Copper Age or in any period, it means that it’s something cultural, it’s not something
Nikita Pearl Waligwa, Star of Disney’s ‘Queen of Katwe,’ Dies at 15
Nikita Pearl Waligwa, a Ugandan child actress who starred in a Disney movie on the extraordinary life of a local chess prodigy, has died at the
Armed men rob precious‘Toilet Paper Rolls’ in Hong-Kong
Hong Kong is facing toilet paper crises amid coronavirus outbreak. Toilet rolls are currently in short supply due to shortages caused by panic-buying during outbreak.
Arab World’s first nuclear reactor cleared for startup
The United Arab Emirates took a final step toward switching on the Arab world’s first commercial nuclear power plant, even as the country prospers by
Americans from Coronavirus-stricken cruise ship in Japan flown back to US
The Diamond Princess, owned by Carnival Corp., went into quarantine on Feb. 3, after a man who disembarked in Hong Kong was diagnosed with the
Thai Soldier on Gruesome Shooting Spree @ Terminal 21 Shopping Mall, kills 29
A Thai soldier armed with military firearms rampaged through a bustling shopping mall and an army camp, killing 29 people before he himself was killed