CEO of memory company on the eve of their IPO says memory is in short supply and the prices are going to get worse (ie: higher). Yeah thatâ(TM)s not suspicious at all.

Ford is going to re-hire grey beards to use to train the AI to replace them in a year or two.

USPS, Fedex and UPS have been awful lately. Over the past year or so their service has been awful. I never called Fedex local office ever until this year. USPS i had to call the local office three times in the last year. I have never considered that before.

I don’t think so. More like $200,000 to a college degree to work at Starbucks is the reason.

1) Fire those slackers. 2) "No talent available" need H1B visas. 3) Pay 30 cents on the dollar. 4) Profit Seems equitable..

Employer fires worker, destroys lives and livelihood, causing financial and emotional harm - No fine, no repercussions, 'just a business decision'. Employee hits back at employer - fines, jail time. Seems equitable..

This sounds like a collasally bad idea

For me it was Wolfenstein, then Doom. For my younger friends, it was GTA3. Another choice for me would be GTAV. Half Life ranks up there too. My first game was Flight Simulator II, by Bruce Artwick, before the Microsoft takeover.

I didnt want to be over weight anymore. so i eat half meals (share with my wife) when we go out, which is less often. working out at the gym x3 a week. and refusing as many non-productive carbs as reasonable.

They sold off their engineers about two dozen years ago it seems

It was to make sure that some select rights are specifically protected and in writing.

What is the law that states if a title or headline is a question, the answer is almost always No?

Problem is if its private or government, everyone shakes their fist at the sky and keeps buying the product anyway (private) or re-electing the same people (government) and nothing changes.

Apple may not have been thinking of pulling out of the EU, because they generate a decent amount of revenue there. But if this is true, and they face a $32 billion dollar fine (which I believe would be the largest ever) then suddenly pulling out of the EU makes economic sense.

Hmm, I checked.. and there is 1.3 million people in Hawaii. Are you saying there is one car per human counted there? Either way my point is that I would believe air traffic pollution is much higher than car pollution, but theyâ(TM)re not interested in curbing incoming tourists via aircraft are they?