Riding in a yellow taxi used to be a miserable experience, which helps explain why Uber and Lyft were able to swoop in and so thoroughly disrupt the industry. Fed up with unreliable and dirty taxi rides, passengers migrated en masse to ride-hail apps that promised cleaner rides, friendlier drivers, and seamless payments. Taxi operators tried to stave off the ... Read More »
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The opening of the Mecca train to Medina by the king of Saudi Arabia
A high-speed railway linking Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia, which has been plagued by delays, will finally start operating in September, the Spanish consortium building the project said Thursday. Read More »
Kroger starts testing self-driving grocery delivery in Arizona
This isn’t the first self-driving grocery test in the state, as Waymo and Walmart are trialing pick-ups in Phoenix. This is, however, the first real chance many will have for driverless delivery. Read More »
Annual University Admission Test
Concours is the name of a test that will be held in some countries, such as China, Turkey and South Korea, in order to measure the scientific knowledge of volunteers entering universities, if these tests are not held in European countries or the United States of America. . Read More »
Aladdin Centers sales activity in hot summer days
In 1353, Reza Aladdin bought about one thousandth of the current space of the passage. By the end of the war and from 68 to 70 years, another part of the land was purchased. After the preparation of the map, and in the course of legal proceedings, the demolition and construction of the Aladdin passage began in the beginning of ... Read More »
Behaviors That We Inherit via Genes
Extraversion Some of the personality traits we get are getting bigger, and some of them originally exist in our DNA. For example, the WSCD2 and PCDH15 gene are linked to extraversion; therefore, the reason may be that your ancestors are good-humored, not your parents, who enrolled you in any supernumerary activity that you imagined. Read More »
Stephen Hawking funeral
Stephen William Hawking CH CBE FRS FRSA (8 January 1942 – 14 March 2018) was an English theoretical physicist, cosmologist, author, and Director of Research at the Centre for Theoretical Cosmology within the University of Cambridge. Read More »
Ways to keep your shoes looking new
Candle wax care Want your fabric shoes to be waterproof? Take some wax or paraffin candle and rub it on the shoes — it will prevent any water from going through the fabric. Read More »
A modern mosque without minarets stirs controversy
Wen the cities authorities commissioned the construction of a mosque near the City theater – one of capital’s most distinctive buildings – it was always going to be a tricky balancing act for the architects to design something unique that did not eclipse the adjacent structure. Read More »
Million dollar Idea startups
Digi-Kala As the world’s largest online store, which plans to compete with Amazon in the Middle East, while having more user-cost and human-consuming costs than Snap, it holds about 80 percent of the country’s online retailers, with about two billion billion sales annually An equivalent of 120 billion USD is earning a net gain of approximately 100 billion Toman, ... Read More »