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Boeing Hires Robert Ortberg As New CEO After Rough Year
Boeing’s former CEO, Dave Calhoun, announced his retirement earlier this year.
Boeing Picks Rockwell Collins’ Kelly Ortberg To Replace Calhoun As CEO
Ortberg brings 35-years of aerospace leadership experience to the role and possesses a strong engineering background, something that Boeing prioritizes in leadership.
South Sudan’s Rise: Luol Deng Talks 2024 Paris Olympics And Growth Of Basketball In Africa
South Sudan's rise in basketball, spearheaded by Luol Deng, highlights a journey of unity and resilience, overcoming challenges to make a mark internationally.
The Beatles’ Legacy Is Still Growing–Half A Century After Their Split
The Beatles' 1 compilation marks their first album to spend 550 weeks on the Billboard 200.
Olympic Men’s Basketball: How Team USA’s Career NBA Earnings Compare To Its Group Rivals
Team USA’s roster dominates NBA earnings among teams in Group C of the Olympic men’s 5x5 basketball.
Love Ramen? Discover (Far) Beyond Tonkotsu And Spicy Miso
Ramen has become a part of American food culture but there are only limited flavors on the menu. There are diverse flavors of ramen, as chef Steven Pursley of Menya Rui in St. Louis discovered through his intense training in Japan.
Having Staffing Difficulties? Give Your Workers The Tech They Expect
Not only is business process tech a necessity to get work done these days, but using new and user-friendly tech is also critical to your workforce development.
Roma Quietly Building Exciting Squad As Matias Soule Is Announced
Roma completed the signing of Matias Soule this week from Juventus and, after adding Enzo Le Fee and potentially Artem Dovbyk, they are putting together a good side.
Chip Stocks Rally After Brutal Rout—As Biden Reportedly Eases Planned Semiconductor Trade Rules
The rally comes after a brutal day for tech stocks, especially chipmaking giant Nvidia, as investors wary over the value of big tech’s heavy investments in AI retreated ahead of earnings reports.
Oil Up Over 2%, Gold Trades Higher On Rising Tensions In Middle East
The killing of top Hamas leader in Iran sends oil prices higher, while gold futures jump on risk off trading as fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East escalate.
Real Madrid Boss Ancelotti Defines Transfer Policy And Discusses System Changes Post-Kroos
Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti defined his team's transfer policy and also addressed whether it will change its system following Toni Kroos' retirement.
Victor Wembanyama’s Next Evolutionary Step Is Taking More Ownership
The 20-year-old superstar is reluctant to take over the offense, but that is something that needs to change as he enters his second NBA season in the fall.
Manchester City And FC Barcelona Legend Guardiola Praises Flick’s ‘Extraordinary’ Side
Manchester City and FC Barcelona legend Pep Guardiola praised Hansi Flick's side after it beat his on penalties in Orlando on Tuesday night.
FC Barcelona ‘Very Close’ To Making Key Signing, Reports SPORT
FC Barcelona is 'very close' to make a key signing for Hansi Flick and the 2024/2025 season according to the Catalan media.
A Swiss VR Startup Wants To Transform Pilot Training–And It Just Won A Boost From FAA
Loft Dynamics' flight simulator–a tenth the size and 20th the cost of the hulking models currently used–is the first VR trainer to win FAA approval. Could it help solve airlines’ pilot shortage?
Flamengo And Botafogo Lead The Title Charge In Brazil
Flamengo are favourites to win a first Brazilian league title since 2020, but there is a long way to go in what will be a highly competitive title race in Brazil.
In Saratoga’s Whitney Stakes, National Treasure Shoots For The Breeders’ Cup Classic
The 2023 Preakness champ is the favorite in the $1-million Whitney Stakes on August 3. But the win, which includes an invitation to the Breeders' Cup, will not be easy.
Paris Olympics: Triathletes Swim In Seine River After Weeks Of Concerns About Polluted Waters (Photos)
The swimming portion of the Olympics triathlon event went ahead as planned on Wednesday after water in the Seine River was finally deemed safe enough to swim in.
Formula 1 Driver Market: How Carlos Sainz Ended Up Choosing Williams
The Spaniard will join Williams' rebuilding project next season with Lewis Hamilton set to replace him at Ferrari after three years at Ferrari.
Olympics: USMNT Reach Quarterfinals For The First Time Since 2000
The U.S. men's soccer team will play in the quarterfinals of the Olympics for the first time since 2000.
How Derrick White Transformed From NCAA Division II Player To U.S. Olympian
Derrick White, who helped the Boston Celtics win the NBA title, was the antithesis of a can’t-miss prospect in high school. He is now one of 12 members of Team USA and could add a gold medal to his resume.
Hamas Political Chief Ismail Haniyeh Killed In Iran—Militant Group Blames Israel
Haniyeh was in Tehran to attend the inauguration ceremony of Iran’s newly elected president.
American Bar Association Lowers The Boom And Lays Down The Law On Lawyers’ Proper Use Of Generative AI
Lawyers need to know about the newly released guidance by the American Bar Association on generative AI usage. Here's the scoop. Let all lawyers know.
Paris: An Offline Store For Phone Case Brand Casetify Might Be Good Timing… Eventually
The Hong Kong-based global brand specializing in phone cases inaugurated its first physical store in Paris at Carrousel du Louvre this month, giving it a high profile in the French capital during the Olympic Games.
Has Joe Mauer Established A Hall Of Fame Path For ... Felix Hernandez?
Any road to Cooperstown will be longer and more arduous for Hernandez, who finished 169-136 with a 3.42 ERA, 2,524 strikeouts and 49.7 WAR in 2,729 2/3 innings.