Small Business, Tight Credit: Budgeting When Borrowing Stays Dear
When borrowing stays expensive, small business budgeting changes: cash first, projects ranked by payback, and loans treated as purchases that must earn their keep.
Nine in Ten Papers Disputing Ultra-Processed Food Definition Have Industry Ties, Study Finds
A new study finds nine in ten research papers disputing the definition of ultra-processed foods have industry ties, raising questions about labelling debates and how consumers should read nutrition claims.
Japan to Put Up to $21 Billion Into Two GlobalFoundries Chip Plants in New York
Japan plans to invest up to $21 billion in two GlobalFoundries semiconductor factories in Malta, New York, a move with big implications for chip supply, jobs and US strategy.
Saturn’s Moon Count Reaches 274 After a Patient Survey
Saturn now has 274 confirmed moons after a patient telescope survey found 128 more. Captured wanderers, shattered families and a settled trivia answer.
A Personalised Vaccine for Ovarian Cancer: Early Results
NeoVax, personalised from each patient’s tumour, was feasible and acceptably safe with nivolumab in an early ovarian trial. A careful reading.
