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Psychology says adults who keep the gas tank perpetually above half aren't overcautious; their body learned in childhood that running low meant something bad was coming, and topping it up is a promise they still keepMany people exhibit safety behaviors, such as always filling their car's gas tank. This habit stems from past scarcity and anxiety, not cur...- Is the Caspian Sea shrinking? Azerbaijan raises alarm as major part of its economy could face the bruntThe Caspian Sea is rapidly shrinking, raising alarms in Azerbaijan due to its impact on ports, oil shipments, and vulnerable wildlife. Decl...
- Wild history of jailed Kazakh ex-Premier’s $3 mn mansion makes it a tough sell in a soft marketIn the heart of Astana, a once-coveted luxurious villa now stands as a symbol of controversy. Previously owned by Karim Massimov, a former ...
- Microsoft Outage: Sanctioned Russia emerges unscathed in global IT mishapRussian officials claim that Moscow has been spared the impact of the global IT systems outage due to increased self-sufficiency after year...
- With inflation this high, nobody knows what a dollar is worthYet unless you're constantly pulling out a calculator, you're unlikely to know whether your wages are keeping up with inflation, whether th...
- Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader: Check out release date, platforms, gameplay and moreWarhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader, an upcoming game by Owlcat Games, immerses players into the sci-fi RPG universe. Scheduled for release on D...
- The battery test race to work out what used EVs are really worthStartups are racing to develop tests for certifying the health and performance of used electric vehicle (EV) batteries, as buyers struggle ...
- Ukraine's social media stars rethink how they wield their influenceMoscow's invasion last year has caused a cultural upheaval in Ukrainian society that has run parallel to the fighting. Monuments to Russian...
- India's prized investment grade status hanging by a threadA spate of downgrades last year had already left India's investment grade credit ratings hanging by a thread and the severity of the curren...
- Less in hand linger on more in mind: How scarcity economics alters your investment worldIt is important for an investor to understand how people behave in such times.
- Trump warns Davos on unfair trade, says U.S. "open for business"Donald Trump, the first US President after Bill Clinton to attend the World Economic Forum, pitched his 'America First' policy at the globa...
- Oil discoveries at 70-year low signal supply shortfall aheadWith oil prices down by more than half since the price collapse two years ago, drillers have cut their exploration budgets to the bone.
- 'Kill Russians', urges Syrian Qaeda as Moscow's embassy hitOn the Golan, Israel responded to two stray rockets from Syria by targeting two regime military posts, without specifying if they were hit.
- Swapnil Dhopade in sole lead in Grandmaster ChessMaharashtra's Triple Grandmaster Norm holder Swapnil is followed by International Master Cruz Jonathan of Peru at 6.0 points.
- Google says it is not killing Nexus devicesIf Google indeed keeps the Nexus programme, it will probably have 3 different programmes for devices powered by stock version of Android.
- Google's decision to spend $12.5 billion to acquire Motorola Mobility is to restore balance of power in smartphone industryGoogle's decision to spend $12.5 billion to acquire Motorola Mobility may have surprised industry watchers, but take a closer look at the g...
- Nokia N8 prototype stolenNokia Oyj, the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones, asked the Russian police to help retrieve a smartphone prototype from a Moscow-based...
- Apple's iPhones hot even in Moscow, BeijingIn both countries, the device enjoys super-exclusive status, thanks to a thriving market for "unlocked" iPhones adapted for local use. 3G i...
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