New York Fashion Week showcased wearable designs, including brocade coats and practical dresses that resonated with consumers.

Amazon has surpassed Walmart to become the world’s largest company by trailing twelve-month revenue for 2025, reporting about $717 billion versus Walmart’s roughly $713 billion.

Amazon’s growth spans retail, cloud computing, advertising, and subscriptions, driving a diversified top line that leverages AWS and data-center infrastructure in the AI era.

The shift of consumer spending toward online platforms over the past decade has amplified Amazon’s rise relative to Walmart, underscoring the strategic importance of cloud and services.

US immigration enforcement is being linked by doctors to potential long-term health effects, including impacts on appointment availability and vaccination rates.

A TikTok trend about feeding babies large amounts of butter is discussed, with experts noting possible benefits but not endorsing the practice.

Hydrogen leaks continue to complicate NASA’s Artemis program, prompting reevaluations of missions and questions about the leaks.

The stock dipped after its Q4 results, a drop that some analysts view as a buying opportunity.

China is pursuing robots to address its aging population, illustrating automation as a demographic response.

An air-conditioned forest concept on Gewan Island, Qatar offers year-round comfort, highlighting a climate-controlled travel experience.

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Live updates highlight Team USA women’s hockey gold in overtime against Canada at the Winter Olympics.