Today’s topics

• AI to track wealthy remote workers

• LSST Camera for deep space images

• United Airlines’ $200M loss

• How to eat sushi properly

  and more…

On Wednesday, for the third consecutive session, stocks opened on a high note only to decline as the day unfolded. This pattern contributed to the Dow’s seventh loss in the last eight sessions. Meanwhile, both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite extended their losing streaks to four days, marking their longest downturns since early January.

Tesla defends Musk's $56B pay bid after court rejection. Tesla is rallying shareholders to support CEO Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation package. This move comes after a Delaware judge nullified the deal earlier this year, labeling it an "unfathomable sum" and criticizing the company's board's lack of justification.

United Airlines blames Boeing for $200M loss. United Airlines attributes a $200 million blow to its earnings in the year's first quarter to Boeing. The carrier was compelled to ground its Boeing 737 MAX 9 fleet for three weeks after a mid-air cabin blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January. This setback led United to report a pre-tax loss of $164 million for the quarter.

States employ AI to track wealthy remote workers. New York and other states are using artificial intelligence to target wealthy remote workers who are relocating to low-tax states. Facing staff shortages, the department has turned to AI to send hundreds of thousands of letters to remote workers. While the exact motivation behind this shift remains unclear, AI could help mitigate audit demands amid a decrease in auditors despite an increase in audits in 2022.

Antarctic Volcano Erupts Gold, But It's Off-Limits

Mount Erebus, an active volcano in Antarctica, releases gold dust worth $6,000 daily. Experts estimate it spews about 80 grams of crystallized gold into the atmosphere daily. However, accessing this treasure is impossible due to the harsh Antarctic conditions. Plus, Mount Erebus emits not only gold, but also gas, steam, and occasional rock fragments.

Earth's Largest Digital Camera

The LSST Camera has been finalised at the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in California. The instrument, equivalent to the size of a car, is set to revolutionise our understanding of the universe when it commences, capturing deep space images. Its mission? To compile an unparalleled catalog of the cosmos, an endeavour expected to catalog more galaxies than there are people on Earth for the first time in history.

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Hawaiian Airlines Unveils Dreamliner Service

Hawaiian Airlines has ushered in a new era with the launch of its Boeing 787 Dreamliner service. Starting Monday, the airline's inaugural Dreamliner flights took off, primarily servicing routes between Hawaii, California, and Arizona. Passengers can expect the Dreamliner experience on daily flights between Honolulu and San Francisco, with additional services to Los Angeles and Phoenix slated to begin next month

Beijing Half Marathon Finish Under Scrutiny

Event organisers are re-evaluating the outcome of the Beijing Half Marathon following a contentious finish. The top three runners appeared to be slowing down just before the finish line.

Boston Dynamics introduces new humanoid Atlas.

Escaped circus elephant goes for stroll in Montana.

How to eat sushi properly. We've been doing it all wrong… watch and learn.

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