Barcelona’s spending cap raised by €800m after sale of club assets
La Liga has raised Barcelona’s spending limit by €800m (£700m), bringing it out of a spending deficit after the Catalan side sold off chunks of
New genetic study reveals why some women get aggressive breast and ovarian cancer
In a recent study published in JAMA Oncology, investigators from the University of Bergen, in collaboration with the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study in the
Shopify offers workers greater say in compensation structure to attract talent
Shopify Inc (SHOP.TO) said on Friday it has introduced a new compensation system that allows staff more flexibility in restructuring their awards between cash and
Russia warns that SpaceX Starlink satellites could become a “legitimate target”
SpaceX’s Starlink satellite system has, not for the first time, been threatened with destruction by a foreign government. Unsurprisingly, it was Russia that made the
Mesmerizing Thousands of Birds Swerving in Murmurations Over the Sea
A photographer has captured the mesmerizing sight of thousands of birds flying in Britain. Photographer and guide Paul Goldstein says he has visited Snettisham Nature
NFL season is here but I won’t be following anymore. I can’t un-see the harm it causes
On Sunday, the NFL season will kick off in earnest. Sports news websites, team message boards and social media are already awash in coverage. To
Study identifies new mechanisms that boost p53 signaling and tumor suppression
A team led by Ludwig Stanford’s Laura Attardi explored novel mechanisms by which the p53 protein, often called the guardian of the genome, regulates gene
U.S. House panel seeks briefing on FAA Blue Origin probe
The chair of a subcommittee overseeing space issues and a top Republican asked the Federal Aviation Administration for a briefing on the investigation into the
Pedestrians could soon alert Ford drivers with a mobile app
Auto companies like Ford continually research ways to prevent accidents between motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists. Ford’s latest experimental solution could offer pedestrians a mobile app
New Scoliosis Brace that Grows With Patients Wins Dyson Award For Grad Student Who Wants to Make a Difference
A University of Cincinnati grad student has invented an adjustable brace for young patients who need to reposition their curved spines—winning a prestigious award for