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US Air Force Accepts Delivery of First New Boeing Tanker

Following a brief delay due to the firing of U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis, the Air Force today officially accepted delivery of Boeing's first new KC-46 tanker, about 18 months later than the original…

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

America’s 15 Favorite Cheeses

All cheese is basically the same thing: coagulated milk curds. The milk might come from cows, sheep, goats, water buffalo (as in Mozzarella di Bufala), even yaks or camels. (There is also plant-based vegan…

Steven M. Peters · 8 years ago

Saudi Arabian, US Oil Reserves Rising

Saudi Arabian officials have announced an increase in the countries proved oil reserves while in the United States, an estimate of the total resource in the Anadarko Basin has soared.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago

How Ford Is Looking to Trim the Fat in 2019

Ford has been facing a lot of pressure recently, especially considering its stock is down about 33% in the past 52 weeks. As a result, the U.S. automaker is looking to trim the fat…

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Macy’s Gets Coal for Christmas

Macy’s announced results from its holiday season early on Thursday, and it looks like Santa brought this retailer a lot of coal. The guidance for the coming year was not exactly spectacular either.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

Coldest Inhabited Places on Earth

The coldest places on Earth are mostly found in areas where no one lives (or would want to live) — places like the tops of mountains and research stations in Norway, Russia, Canada, and…

Thomas Frohlich · 8 years ago

Top 20 Highest Yielding Stocks in the S&P 500

It’s worth noting that dividend yields change all the time and as of Tuesday’s closing prices, these are the highest yielding stocks in the S&P 500.

Chris Lange · 8 years ago

100 Most Popular Musicians on Tour in 2019

Live music used to be the only kind there was. The earliest recorded example is thought to be a rendering of the French folk song “Au Clair de la Lune,” captured by a Parisian…

Steven M. Peters · 8 years ago

Flu Season Could Cost Employers $17 Billion

The 2018-2019 flu season is predicted to cost U.S. businesses some $17 billion in lost productivity. Here are some steps employees and employers can take to minimize the impact.

Paul Ausick · 8 years ago