Why Chinese Education Stocks Crashed Again Today
In China it’s easy come, easy go — but mostly easy go.
Why Meme Stocks GameStop, Naked, and Tonix Were on the Move Today
The stocks have been active ever since the FDA announced full approval of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Why Fastly’s Stock Is Gaining Today
The company recently announced it will launch a product on Amazon’s AWS.
Dick’s Sporting Goods Lifts Markets While Boston Beer Fizzles
Favorable market trends continued on Wednesday morning.
Why Shares of Jiayin Group Are Up Today
The company reported second-quarter results that showed significant year-over-year growth.
Why Shares of Moderna and Novavax Are Higher This Morning
The potential for a third shot is giving them a boost.
Macy’s Crushes Earnings, Reinstates Dividend, and Announces Toys R Us Deal
A reopening economy led Macy’s to have one of its best quarters ever.
Why Okta Stock Popped 5% Before Earnings
Raymond James has high hopes for Okta.
1 More Curve for Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Disney
The cruise lines have to deal with even more challenging CDC guidelines.
Here’s Why Cathie Wood Moved DraftKings Stock Today
The closely followed investor added shares in three different funds yesterday.
Roblox Is Feeling Reopening Headwinds
Players are spending less time on Roblox as they have more options on what to do with their time.
Tropical forests in Africa’s mountains store more carbon than previously thought – but are disappearing fast
An international study found that intact tropical mountain (or montane) forests in Africa store around 150 tons of carbon per hectare. This means that keeping a hectare of forest standing saves CO2 emissions equivalent to powering 100 homes with electr…
Climate benefits vs. burdens: Which products are best suited for emerging carbon capture technologies?
Pulling heat-trapping carbon dioxide out of the air and turning it into useful products, a concept called carbon capture and utilization, has the potential to offer both environmental and economic benefits.
COVID-19 is most transmissible 2 days before and 3 days after symptoms appear
A new study has found that individuals infected with the COVID-19 virus are most contagious two days before, and three days after, they develop symptoms. The study also finds that infected individuals are more likely to be asymptomatic if they contract…
How firefighters deal with heat stress and fatigue
A new study asked more than 470 firefighters how they recover in the field, especially in situations of greatest heat stress.
Sibling’s likelihood of autism diagnosis impacted by age gap, study finds
Mothers of children with autism who delayed their subsequent pregnancy by 2.5 to three years reduced the likelihood of their next child also being diagnosed on the spectrum, new research shows.
Baby detector software embedded in digital camera rivals ECG
Facial recognition is now common in adults, but researchers have developed software that can reliably detect a premature baby’s face in an incubator and remotely monitor its heart and breathing rates – rivaling ECG machines and even outperforming them….
Unrealistic experiments mean true impact of nitrogen pollution on the environment is unknown
Unrealistic and flawed scientific experiments mean the true impact of nitrogen pollution on the environment is unknownremains poorly understood, a new study warns.
Oldest genome from Wallacea shows previously unknown ancient human relations
The oldest genome of a modern human from the Wallacea region — the islands between western Indonesia and Papua New Guinea — indicates a previously undescribed ancient human relationship. Researchers were able to isolate sufficient genetic material fr…
Creation of the most perfect graphene
Researchers have achieved growth and characterization of large area, single-crystal graphene that has no wrinkles, folds, or adlayers. It can be said to be the most perfect graphene that has been grown and characterized, to date.