Venting won't help, new study shows—this is the No. 1 way to manage your anger
After a frustrating day at work or fight with your significant other, calling a friend to complain might seem like a good idea.
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India's richest 1% have highest concentration of wealth in decades: Study
NEW DELHI — The wealth concentrated in the richest one per cent of India's population is at its highest in six decades, and the percentage share of income exceeds that of countries including Brazil and the United States, research group the World Inequality Lab found.
Study About Purported Ancient ‘Pyramid’ in Indonesia Is Retracted
The American publisher of a study that challenged scientific orthodoxy by claiming that an archaeological site in Indonesia may be the world’s “oldest pyramid” says it has been retracted.
Asian elephants bury their dead, study suggests
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As Japan welcomes sakura season, study on popular cherry variety facing extinction damps mood
Somei-Yoshino trees become dormant in autumn and require a period of stimulative cold weather during the winter months to rejuvenate their systems, ANN News reported. Without a cold spell of below 5 degrees Celsius, the trees are not jolted out of their slumber and are unable to produce blossoms, the agency reported.
ASEAN startups pay more for sales jobs to chase cash, study finds
SINGAPORE -- Southeast Asian startups' salaries for new hires in business development and sales have risen by as much as 20%, according to an annual report published Thursday, reflecting young companies' urgent need to generate cash amid a tougher funding environment.
A small drone flies into a damaged Fukushima reactor for the first time to study its melted fuel
TOKYO (AP) — A drone small enough to fit in one’s hand flew inside one of the damaged reactors at the wrecked Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant Wednesday in hopes it can examine some of the molten fuel debris in areas where earlier robots failed to reach.
Women can exercise less often than men and still see greater health benefits, new study shows
Women may see greater health benefits from exercising regularly than men do, according to a recent study.