Blizzard games to return to China as Microsoft-owned developer settles NetEase feud
[ad_1] NetEase Inc. reached a new agreement to distribute games in China for Microsoft Corp.’s Blizzard Entertainment, salvaging a 15-year relationship and reviving titles like World
Could BYD’s rise create a German Rust Belt?
[ad_1] European automakers are still digesting the shock from the sudden onslaught of cheap Chinese carmakers like BYD onto their shores months after the first
U.K. employees can now request flexible work from day 1—but employers might face hurdles from it
[ad_1] Employees have long been yearning for more flexibility in the workplace. For many, it’s such a high priority that the lack of flexibility has
How do Nvidia executives get compensated with salary, bonuses, equity, stock
[ad_1] Only Nvidia, the suddenly indispensable $2 trillion AI giant, could turn a missing C-suite bonus into a total nonissue. The dominant maker of semiconductor
Scrabble, the famous game about clever word play, redesigned itself to be ‘for anyone who finds word games intimidating’
[ad_1] Scrabble is getting a bit of a makeover, at least in Europe. Mattel has unveiled a double-sided board that features both the classic word-building
What is cortisol and how to this stress hormone
[ad_1] If you’re like most highway drivers, you’ve likely seen a car alongside yours suddenly stray into your lane, causing you to quickly swerve to
Texas AG sues to halt a guaranteed income program, calling it a ‘socialist experiment’
[ad_1] Texas’ attorney general filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking to stop a guaranteed income program set to start this month for Houston-area residents. The
Apple joins tech exodus to Florida— iPhone maker plans a 45,000 square foot office near Miami
[ad_1] Apple Inc. is upgrading its presence in the Miami area, following other Big Tech companies in setting up outposts or expanding in South Florida.
Air Canada pilots land a Boeing 737 in Idaho after another in-flight emergency
[ad_1] An Air Canada Boeing 737 Max 8 landed safely in Idaho after experiencing an in-flight emergency Tuesday when pilots received a warning light in
Top economist El-Erian said the European Central Bank could cut rates as often or more than the Fed, which was ‘unimaginable just months ago’
[ad_1] Add Mohamed El-Erian to the growing ranks of those who expect the Federal Reserve to ease monetary policy less than its peers in the coming months.