In Indonesia, Bali’s salt farmers are a dying breed, who harvest ‘white gold’ in dark sands
As is the tradition, he balances them on a pole that rests heavily across his shoulders, and then pours the contents with deliberate care into the dark sand.
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Exxon CEO says dispute with Chevron over Hess Guyana oil assets could drag into 2025
Exxon CEO Darren Woods said Monday that the dispute with Chevron over Hess Corporation's oil assets in Guyana likely will not be resolved until 2025.
China EV maker Nio on track to unveil its first mass-market car in May, executive says
China's premium electric vehicle maker Nio is on track to unveil a new model under a mass-market brand by the end of this month and a second smaller EV to be sold in Europe next year for less than $30,000, a senior executive told Reuters on Monday.
Intel assembles Japan team for chipmaking automation
TOKYO -- Intel will partner with 14 Japanese companies to develop technology to automate "back-end" chipmaking processes like packaging, Nikkei learned Monday, as the U.S. and Japan look to cut geopolitical risks to their semiconductor supply chains.
In a high-stakes test, Boeing will launch NASA astronauts to space for the first time
After years of delays, Boeing is finally set to launch two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station on its Starliner spacecraft.
Warren Buffett says AI scamming will be the next big 'growth industry'
Warren Buffett isn't jumping on the artificial intelligence bandwagon just yet, warning about the technology's potential for harm.
