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dementia prevention β€” Listen to This Every Day to Lower Dementia Risk by 39%

Discover how listening to music daily and using specific scents can lower your dementia risk by 39% and boost memory by 226% according to new studies.

Weight Loss Secrets β€” Why Running 40km Might Not Burn Fat

Discover the shocking truth about exercise and weight loss secrets. Does running long distances actually burn fat? Find out what science says.

US Long-Term Treasury Yields Surge β€” Term Premium Hits 12-Year High

US long-term treasury yields and term premiums hit a 12-year high despite Fed rate freeze expectations, driven by national debt and AI investment demand.

Gen Z art market β€” New Megaspenders Average $340K Purchases

Gen Z is emerging as the new powerhouse in the global art market, outspending baby boomers and millennials with an average purchase of $347,460.

LA office space β€” County Leasing Hits Post-Pandemic High in Q3

LA County office space leasing reached 4 million square feet in Q3, marking a 15% year-over-year increase and the highest level since the pandemic.

Diesel Prices Surge to $6.53 β€” Trucking Companies Face Bankruptcy Wave

US diesel prices hit a record $6.53 per gallon, causing a wave of bankruptcies among small and independent trucking companies. Learn more.

longevity diet secrets β€” How a 116-Year-Old Stayed Biologically Young

Discover the longevity diet secrets of a 117-year-old supercentenarian whose biological age was 23 years younger, analyzed by science.

Humanoid Robot Combat β€” US Authorities Halt Dangerous Man-vs-Machine Fight

US authorities have cracked down on a controversial human-versus-robot combat match in California, raising safety and legal concerns over AI technology.

secondhand shopping β€” Rise of Used Goods Amid High Inflation

Discover why secondhand shopping is surging as a top money-saving strategy for consumers battling rising inflation and living costs.

Micron Taiwan Strike β€” 99% Approval Sparked by Supercycle Profit Sharing

Micron's Taiwan union votes 99% in favor of a strike, demanding a transparent profit-sharing model inspired by Korean memory chip giants.