Larry Ellison: The God of Silicon Valley’s Astonishing Comeback
Amid the sprawling tech landscape of Silicon Valley, few figures loom as large as Larry Ellison. Often hailed as "The God of Silicon Valley," Ellison's journey from a pioneering 1970s…
Get-rich-quick gurus: A no-no for Charlie Munger
Warren Buffett’s longtime business partner, the late Charlie Munger, was never one to mince words. Whether discussing the nuances of building wealth or his skepticism about cryptocurrency and get-rich-quick schemes,…
Heroic act by a Chinese woman amid rising anti-Japanese sentiment in China
The deep-seated tension between China and Japan has flared once again on social media, igniting a storm of anti-Japanese sentiment over recent events. These sentiments were kindled once again by…
Magic Kingdom treasure rediscovered, a journey 46 years in the making
Matthew Ables always thought the Magic Kingdom coupon book tucked away in his family's desk drawer was just an old keepsake. Passed down through the years, it had become a…
‘Raw-Dogging’: A new travel trend that’s taking off
In the ever-evolving world of travel, a bizarre new trend is capturing the attention of adventurous male travelers: “raw-dogging.” This rising phenomenon involves enduring a flight in near-total sensory deprivation,…
Secret to success: ‘Save like a pessimist, invest like an optimist’ – Bill Gates
Bill Gates' secret to success and the core of his financial wisdom is a philosophy that might seem paradoxical at first glance. He believes in: "Saving like a pessimist, investing…
Sleeping outdoors now a crime
In a pivotal decision, the Supreme Court sided with an Oregon city on Friday (June 28), affirming its right to fine and penalize homeless individuals for sleeping outdoors. This ruling…
Scent-based dating booms in South Korea
A groundbreaking dating trend is reshaping how young people meet and connect in South Korea. This novel method, dubbed as scent-based dating, takes place in “dark cafes” where participants forego…
Cheating in America: What each state considers crossing the line
Cheating—a topic as old as relationships themselves—continues to spark debates across the United States. Some view cheating in America through the lens of physical betrayal, while others consider emotional indiscretions…
‘Funflation’: Why Americans splurge on travel and entertainment despite mounting debt
Despite a staggering $1.13 trillion in credit card debt, many Americans are still eager to indulge in travel and entertainment. This summer, however, the cost of having fun will be…