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Harley-Davidson Course Change Pays Off
Motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson performed much better than expected in the first quarter of the year. The company, which recently developed a new strategy, mainly made more money from its touring motorcycles.
Harley posted sales…
Apple Starts $ 200 Million Climate Fund
Apple is starting a $ 200 million fund that will invest in forestry projects to get CO2 out of the air. That reports the American technology company.
Apple has partnered with the NGO Conservation International and investment bank…
NATO: All Soldiers Leave Afghanistan Within A Few Months
NATO will have withdrawn all military personnel from Afghanistan within a few months.
This concerns American soldiers and the troops of NATO's Resolute Support mission, the alliance announced on Wednesday.
"The withdrawal…
EasyJet Foresees Recovery from the End of May
Budget airline EasyJet expects to be able to fly more from the end of May. Then the British are allowed to go abroad again, and the price fighter also sees that other countries want to make flying possible on a larger scale.
CEO…
Philips Loses Another Patent Case Against Garmin and Fitbit in the US
Philips has lost another patent case it had filed against navigation company Garmin and smartwatch maker Fitbit.
The International Trade Commission (ITC) in the United States confirmed the judge's earlier findings that the U.S.…
Chinese Expert: Statements About Vaccines Have Been Misunderstood
A major health official from China says his statements about vaccines are being misinterpreted.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention Director Gao Fu emphasizes that it is a "complete misunderstanding" that he would have stated…
Fatalities and Injuries from Two Shootings in the US
Two shootings have taken place in the United States that have claimed the lives of several people. A former professional football player committed a massacre in the state of South Carolina on Wednesday, and an employee opened fire in a…
Rare Superman Comic Book Sold for A Record Price
A rare edition of Action Comics # 1 has sold for a record $ 3.25 million, The Hollywood Reporter reports. In this 1938 comic book, the world was first introduced to the hero Superman.
The comic, according to Vincent Zurzolo, who…
WHO Maintains Controversial Corona Vaccine AstraZeneca
The World Health Organization (WHO) still maintains its opinion that the AstraZeneca corona vaccine benefits outweigh the risks.
WHO does not expect it to be necessary to change its assessment, said a director of the organization.…
TUI and D-Reizen in Court Due to A Dispute About Travel Sums
Travel organizations TUI and D-Reizen will face each other in court in Haarlem on Tuesday because of money from travellers.
Tour operator TUI wants travel agency chain D-Reizen to transfer the down payments from customers for trips…