October 1, 2020
Japan Could Have Flying Taxis by 2023
Very soon, people in Japan could cut their commute time by skipping city traffic and riding a taxi that will…
Hard hitting global and local news
Hard hitting global and local news
Very soon, people in Japan could cut their commute time by skipping city traffic and riding a taxi that will…
Jacob Pierpont decided to turn his life around when he was approaching 30. That meant giving up a job making…
In early 2019, the L train in New York City will shut down for 15 months to repair damage caused…
Visit site: Durable Goods Orders Decline 2%, Led by Transportation; QE Bounce Effect is Over; Recession on the Way?
Visit site: US Seeks Occupation as US Fighters Flood Syria
Read the original post: Factory Orders Positive First Time in 8 Months, Remain Weak
Factory Orders Unexpectedly Rise Snapping String of 6 Straight Declines After six straight months of factory orders unexpectedly declining, economists apparently were finally convinced that bad weather would continue indefinitely. Factory orders rose, albeit barely, and last month was revised way lower, nonetheless it was amusing to see economists expectations were in the wrong direction for the seventh straight month.
Bloomberg reports Detroit’s Desire Is Named Streetcar in Transport Revival . Electric streetcars may roll Detroit’s streets again after 60 years in an attempt to use mass transit to resuscitate the bankrupt auto capital.
Read the original post: Thaksin’s War on the 99% Continues – This Time Against the Handicapped
In the latest 100% believable accusation, EU accuses US of improperly trawling citizens’ online data . In response, Europe is threatening to end the safe harbor laws.