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History of CHiPs for Kids

This year marks the 37th year of the CHiPs For Kids toy drive. Former Southern Division Chief Ed Gomez reflects on how far ...
If you grew up in the 90s, you know that the snacks back then were iconic. There was no shortage of colorful, sugary treats ...
Power demand from US data centers is set to surge to 106 gigawatts by 2035, according to BloombergNEF, a 36% increase from the research provider’s previous outlook in April. The upward revision in ...
People have chewed natural resins and tree bark for thousands of years, from Finnish birch tar to the ancient Greek mastic tears of Chios. But modern chewing gum truly took shape in the 19th century, ...
Kirk Yang says the AI bubble will take another year or two to burst. The former Wall Street analyst explained why in a CNBC interview today. He believes the strongest AI stocks will survive the ...
The filmmaker takes IndieWire inside the circular themes of the second "Wicked" film, and how it relates to Ariana Grande's art deco penthouse, "The Girl in the Bubble," and the audience. In the ...
Global investor Ruchir Sharma, who heads The Rockfeller Foundation, said the current AI-powered stock market boom in the US may be “the most hated bubble in history.” He warned that rising prices, ...
The current wave of enthusiasm from investors across domestic and global markets to invest in artificial intelligence is "the most hated bubble in history", according to Ruchir Sharma, chairperson of ...
We've all heard the playground warning: "If you swallow gum it will stay in your stomach for seven years." The good news? That's a myth. While the rubbery "gum base" isn't digestible, your digestive ...
Global investor Ruchir Sharma described the current AI-driven market frenzy as "the most hated bubble in history" and warned that soaring valuations, rapid investment spikes, and rising leverage ...
For South Africa, the biggest risk is for the rand, one of the most liquid emerging market currencies. Policymakers will worry about a bubble because of its experience from history, said Ashor Sarupen ...