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Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Gallery: The Original Top 10 10 images View gallery It all started in 1987. Five years after introducing the now famous Forbes 400 list, the wealth team undertook a project that would set the stage for what has become a staple of modern media: the World's Billionaires List .  In the days before google and the web, wealth reporters scoured the globe, making phone calls, traveling to Asia and reading through documents to uncover and pinpoint fortunes (we still do that but the Internet certainly helps). They were able to find the richest man in the world, Yoshiaki Tsutsumi of Japan, in addition to 95 also-rans from overseas. Though the concept is still the same, a lot has changed in the last 25 years.  Aside from the evolution of our valuation methods, there has been a large shift in the source of wealth, not to mention nearly double digit growth in the number of billionaires on the … [Read more...] about Forbes History: The Original 1987 List Of International Billionaires

An IndiGo flight bound for Bangkok from Mumbai was diverted to Myanmar yesterday after a passenger died on board. According to a Times of India report, the unnamed passenger suffered a heart attack less than an hour after the flight took off at 4pm from Mumbai. Despite efforts to assist the man, he tragically passed away and the flight was diverted to an airport in Myanmar. This incident occurred just days after another IndiGo flight, en route from Ranchi to Pune, was diverted to Nagpur due to a medical emergency on board. Unfortunately, the passenger in question also did not survive. In a separate incident just a week earlier, a Delhi to Doha IndiGo flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Karachi, Pakistan, due to a medical emergency involving a Nigerian national in his sixties. Despite medical assistance provided at the airport, the passenger passed away and the flight was delayed for around five hours before being allowed to return to Delhi. It is not … [Read more...] about Passenger dies of heart attack on flight from India to Bangkok

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin After an 18% fall month-to-date, at the current levels, Alaska Air stock (NYSE: ALK) looks undervalued, in our view. ALK stock fell from $48 in early March to $39 now. The MTD -18% return for ALK marks an underperformance with the broader S&P500 index, up 0%. The recent fall of ALK stock can partly be attributed to the company cutting its Q1 ’23 margin forecast due to higher fuel costs. Looking at a slightly longer term, ALK stock is down 24% from levels seen in late 2020, compared to a 5% rise in the broader S&P500 index. This 24% fall for ALK can be attributed to 1. the company’s P/S ratio, which plunged 73% to 0.5x trailing revenues from 1.8x in 2020, partly offset by 2. Alaska Air’s Revenue , which grew a solid 170% to $9.6 billion over the last twelve months, compared to $3.6 billion in 2020, and 3. a 1.7% fall in its total shares outstanding to 122 million currently. Our dashboard – Why Alaska … [Read more...] about What Led To A 24% Fall In Alaska Air Stock Since 2020?

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Widebody and jumbo jet aircraft are having a tough time. The pandemic, which resulted in the parking of 16,000 commercial aircraft, accelerated the trend to replace aging four-engine jumbo jets with more efficient twin-engine craft. Production ended for both the Airbus A380 and the venerable Boeing 747 . Many of these aircraft were taken out of service, never to return. Now, a pair of ten-year-old Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners once operated by budget airline Norwegian Air Shuttle are being scrapped. Delivered in 2013, the fuel-efficient widebody jets built of advanced composites were capable of flying 248 passengers 7300 miles. The Dreamliner is a successful aircraft, still in production with more than 1600 delivered or on order. The list price for a new Boeing 787-8 is $239 million dollars. Yet even as international travel opens again for these long-range aircraft, two Dreamliners barely ten years are waiting for the … [Read more...] about Ex-Norwegian Air Boeing 787 Dreamliners Hit Scrap Heap After Just Ten Years

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Dolby’s relentless - but welcome! - campaign to get Dolby Atmos sound into an ever wider range of products and environments is about to enter a whole new space: The car. California-based car maker Lucid Motors has announced that it will be equipping its Lucid Air advanced luxury EVs with a new 21-speaker Surreal Sound system capable of decoding and playing Dolby Atmos Music. This will make them the first cars to support Dolby’s brilliant object-based sound system, which places sound effects within a carefully crafted 3D space, rather than sounds appearing to be locked to your speakers. The 21 speakers in premium Lucid Air models will provide front, rear, side and height channels, and have been optimally integrated and precisely positioned in the Air interior so that the driver and passengers can all experience the way Dolby Atmos dynamically moves sound effects around the in-car space. In fact, the Lucid Air speaker … [Read more...] about Lucid Air Revealed As The World’s First Car With Dolby Atmos Sound

David Shepardson (Reuters) (The Jakarta Post) PREMIUM Washington, DC/McLean, Virginia   ● Tue, March 21 2023 The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) needs more air traffic controllers to address rising passenger demand, the chair of a United States Senate panel overseeing aviation issues said on Thursday, amid investigations into a series of recent runway incidents. "We don't have enough pilots. We don't have enough maintenance people and we don't have enough air traffic controllers," Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth, who chairs the Senate Commerce aviation subcommittee, told Reuters. A series of aviation close calls has sparked alarm and raised questions about the safety of the US air system. to Read Full Story SUBSCRIBE NOW Starting from IDR 55,500/month Unlimited access to our web and app content e-Post daily digital newspaper No advertisements, no interruptions Privileged access to our events and programs Subscription to our … [Read more...] about US must boost air traffic control staff: Senator

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Air pollution is a serious matter. Who wants to visit a city only to end up walking its streets breathing acrid smells and harming your health? But air pollution doesn’t just mean the smog we can see – the really dangerous stuff is invisible to the naked eye. A 2022 report by the World Health Organization cites that 99% of the entire global population is breathing polluted, health-harming air. And with more than 6,000 cities across 117 countries now monitoring air quality, the data set is comprehensive and compelling. To try and clarify that into something usable, the air experts at HouseFresh have mapped 480 cities around the world, calculating the average air pollution level of the first nine months of 2019 against the first nine months of 2022 to see where air pollution has increased and where it has decreased. Using aqicn.org’s World Air Quality Index data for each city, they measured average levels of particulate … [Read more...] about Mapped: New Survey Shows Air Pollution Changes In Cities Around The World

India’s 150 million users were forced to stop using the Chinese-owned app in 2020. But an internal tool reviewed by Forbes showed that ByteDance and TikTok employees can still mine some of their most sensitive data. One employee called it “NSA-To-Go.” By Alexandra S. Levine , Forbes Staff A lmost three years after TikTok’s largest market, India, banned the Chinese-owned social media app over geopolitical tensions, troves of personal data of Indian citizens who once used TikTok remain widely accessible to employees at the company and its Beijing-based parent, ByteDance, Forbes has learned. The revelation comes as President Joe Biden’s administration threatens to ban the platform used by more than 100 million Americans if TikTok’s Chinese owner does not sell its stake. Officials in the highest levels of the U.S. government see a blanket TikTok ban as a possible solution to the country’s national security concerns about the potential for China to surveil or … [Read more...] about India Banned TikTok In 2020. TikTok Still Has Access To Years Of Indians’ Data.

India’s 150 million users were forced to stop using the Chinese-owned app in 2020. But an internal tool reviewed by Forbes showed that ByteDance and TikTok employees can still mine some of their most sensitive data. One employee called it “NSA-To-Go.” By Alexandra S. Levine , Forbes Staff A lmost three years after TikTok’s largest market, India, banned the Chinese-owned social media app over geopolitical tensions, troves of personal data of Indian citizens who once used TikTok remain widely accessible to employees at the company and its Beijing-based parent, ByteDance, Forbes has learned. The revelation comes as President Joe Biden’s administration threatens to ban the platform used by more than 100 million Americans if TikTok’s Chinese owner does not sell its stake. Officials in the highest levels of the U.S. government see a blanket TikTok ban as a possible solution to the country’s national security concerns about the potential for China to surveil or … [Read more...] about India Banned TikTok In 2020. TikTok Still Has Access To Years Of Indians’ Data

Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin About 50,000 giddy fans are expected to witness history on Sunday night for the first-ever Women's Premier League final between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals at Brabourne Stadium. The sell-out crowd - with no free tickets handed out in contrast to earlier matches - underlines the interest within cricket-mad India and will cap what has been a momentous tournament for the sport. The WPL has been hailed a game-changer for women's cricket with top players earning $400,000 for the three-week tournament, naturally attracting interest from stars globally while simultaneously providing a carrot for talented youngsters. There has been serious resources put in by India's all-powerful and affluent cricket governing body, whose bold plan to create a women's version of the money-spinning men's Indian Premier League has captured the imagination of local and international fans. This isn't going to be a flash in the pan … [Read more...] about India’s Lucrative Cricket Women’s Premier League Headed For Spectacular Finish Amid Sell-Out Crowd