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Year-end survey spotlights food safety, age-related consumer behavior, out-of…

January 11, 2024 This article has been reviewed according to Science X's editorial process and policies . Editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the content's credibility: fact-checked trusted source proofread by Steve Koppes, Purdue University Building off the previous month's survey, the December 2023 Consumer Food Insights Report digs deeper into the relationships between food-date labels and the decision to discard food. The report also explores generational differences in food behaviors and reviews 2023 trends for out-of-stock items and common foods that people reported limiting in their diets over…

World Economic Forum ditches Greta Thunberg for Sam Altman in push toward AI:…

Goodbye, Greta – and hello, Sam. Those flying into next week’s World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland are quietly rejoicing that climate activist Greta Thunberg – a notable fixture at the conference in recent years – isn’t expected to make an appearance this time around, sources told On The Money. Instead, OpenAI boss Sam Altman will headline a panel discussion titled “Technology in a Turbulent World” on how artificial intelligence can be used as a driving force for the economy and society. The AI-centered talk will be one of an estimated 80% of the formal and informal gatherings that will focus on the disruptive technology at…

Australian shares to inch up after Wall Street caution

Australian shares are expected to inch up when they open on Friday morning as traders digest data released in the US overnight, including stronger-than-expected inflation figures. At 6.50am, ASX Futures were heading towards a 0.22 per cent rise to 7461.5 points when the market opens at 10am. The ASX is expected to inch up at the open as traders digest the latest data from the US. Credit: Louie Douvis US stocks fell overnight as news of hotter-than-expected inflation and signs of labour market strength dampened hopes for early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year . Equities opened higher and the benchmark S&P 500…

Australian shares to inch up after Wall Street caution

Australian shares are expected to inch up when they open on Friday morning as traders digest data released in the US overnight, including stronger-than-expected inflation figures. At 6.50am, ASX Futures were heading towards a 0.22 per cent rise to 7461.5 points when the market opens at 10am. The ASX is expected to inch up at the open as traders digest the latest data from the US. Credit: Louie Douvis US stocks fell overnight as news of hotter-than-expected inflation and signs of labour market strength dampened hopes for early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year . Equities opened higher and the benchmark S&P 500…

Australian shares to inch up after Wall Street caution

Australian shares are expected to inch up when they open on Friday morning as traders digest data released in the US overnight, including stronger-than-expected inflation figures. At 6.50am, ASX Futures were heading towards a 0.22 per cent rise to 7461.5 points when the market opens at 10am. The ASX is expected to inch up at the open as traders digest the latest data from the US. Credit: Louie Douvis US stocks fell overnight as news of hotter-than-expected inflation and signs of labour market strength dampened hopes for early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year . Equities opened higher and the benchmark S&P 500…