The Line, Saudi Arabia’s “smart city,” loses its desalination plant: the NEOM dream fades away

The Line, Saudi Arabia’s

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious vision for the future faces another significant hurdle as The Line, the crown jewel of the NEOM project, announces the cessation of its planned desalination plant. This unexpected development casts a shadow over the feasibility of the futuristic city, raising doubts about the kingdom’s grand modernization plans.

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25 years ago, this video game, originally a giant ad, made history on PlayStation and is now available to play for free

Video Game Originally On Playstation

Video game advertising is nothing new. From in-game product placements to full-fledged partnerships, brands have used the virtual world to capture the attention of gamers for decades. But some companies have gone a step further, creating entire games as promotional tools. One such experiment came from Pepsi in 1999—a quirky, fast-paced game that has since earned an unexpected place in gaming history.

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Single Mother Earns $75,000 a Year in a Dream Job Requiring No Degrees, Just Bravery

Single Mother Earns $75,000 A Year In A Dream Job Requiring No Degrees

Not all dream jobs are wrapped in the traditional package of degrees and corporate offices. For Jessica Jackson, a 37-year-old single mother, her career doesn’t just pay well—it’s a daily adventure in the skies. As a wind turbine technician, Jessica earns $75,000 a year in one of the most physically demanding and dangerous jobs in the world.

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A Starfield Player Designs a Ship So Clever It’s Deemed Unfair

Starfield Player

Since its release in early September, Starfield has taken the gaming world by storm, amassing over 10 million players. The game marks a bold step for Bethesda, introducing a sprawling sci-fi universe alongside their legendary franchises like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls. However, while many celebrate its vastness and potential, others critique its limitations, from frequent loading screens to planets that lack meaningful exploration opportunities.

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Generation Z’s Job-Hopping Trend Frustrates Employers: A Desire for Diverse Experiences Over Loyalty

Generation Z's Job Hopping Trend Frustrates Employers

Born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, Generation Z is reshaping workplace norms with their distinct attitudes toward employment. Unlike previous generations who often valued stability and loyalty, Gen Z workers are making headlines for their tendency to hop from job to job. This shift poses significant challenges for employers trying to retain young talent.

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Airbnb’s CEO Calls for a Reset: Urges Hosts to Lower Prices as the Platform Loses Its Way

Airbnb's Ceo

Airbnb, once the shining example of the sharing economy, is facing a crossroads in its journey. The company that revolutionized the travel industry has encountered several hurdles in recent years, and CEO Brian Chesky is now calling for a reset. With increased competition, rising prices, and mounting regulatory pressures, Airbnb’s once-dominant position is no longer guaranteed. As the company looks to recalibrate, Chesky is urging hosts to reconsider their pricing strategies in order to stay competitive in an ever-evolving market.

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Jeff Bezos’ New Jet’s 28 Flights Emit as Much Carbon as an Average Person Does in 17 Years

Jeff Bezos' New Jet's 28 Flights

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has long been known for his ambitious ventures and vast wealth. However, his latest purchase—a private jet that’s already been the subject of controversy—has brought his environmental impact into sharp focus. In just over a month, Bezos’ new Gulfstream G700 has emitted as much carbon dioxide as an average person does in 17 years. The revelation has sparked discussions about the billionaire’s environmental responsibility, particularly given his prominent position in the tech industry and the growing calls for sustainability across businesses worldwide.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Biggest Regret: Turning Down a Role in a Blockbuster Due to a Poor Script

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Arnold Schwarzenegger, one of the most iconic action stars of the 80s and 90s, is known for his blockbuster hits like Terminator, Conan the Barbarian, and Total Recall. Yet, even with a career that seemed unstoppable, the Austrian Oak has one major regret that still lingers—turning down a role that could have added another legendary film to his resume.

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Four-Day Work Week Study Reveals We Waste a Full Day’s Worth of Work in Traditional Schedules

Four Day Work Week Study Reveals

As the global conversation around work-life balance grows louder, the idea of compressing five workdays into just four has become a topic of increasing interest. While some companies have already made the switch, others remain cautious. However, a recent study published by Fortune could be the tipping point for those still on the fence. It’s not just about working fewer hours—it’s about working smarter.

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