Mohammad Islam thought he was coming down with something. A few hours later, while taking out the trash, he collapsed alone outside his home with no one around to help. “I passed out, and I don’t remember anything after that,” he told WKRC in Cincinnati. Thankfully, Islam’s Apple Watch stayed awake. It detected the fall, got no response from him and automatically called 911. Doctors later found blood clots in his lungs, People reports. Islam said he got the watch as a gift from his daughters. Apple Watch isn’t the only wearable offering this feature anymore. Samsung’s Galaxy Watch has…
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Bacon lovers, beware. The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has posted a notice alerting the public of a Class I recall of select bacon products. Class I recalls are the most serious type of recall. Here’s what you need to know. What’s happened? Last Friday, the FSIS published a recall notice involving select Not Ready-To-Eat (NRTE) bacon products produced by Maple Leaf Foods, one of Canada’s largest consumer-packaged meats companies. More than 12,000 pounds of NRTE bacon products are included in the recall. This recall, though, isn’t being done because of any known issue with the bacon itself.…
It’s no secret that investors are getting nervous about AI, leaving chipmakers’ shares struggling. Wednesday brought further evidence with South Korea’s Kospi (Korea Composite Stock Price Index) falling another 6%. The stock index is down over 32% in just the last month. The significant decline follows poor performance from two of the Kospi Index’s biggest stocks: SK Hynix Inc. (KSE: 000660.KS) and Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (KSE: 005930.KS). The two chip manufacturers have struggled recently as over-investment becomes a growing fear in the AI world. SK Hynix closed over 9.6% down after falling more than 19% during the day. Its…
When Guinness drinkers talk about “Splitting the G,” they mean taking the perfect first sip so the foam line lands precisely through the letter G on the pint glass. Ask an Irish bartender and they’ll tell you the original target was the gap between the harp and the Guinness logo, before social media simplified the ritual into something easier to share. Either way, the result is the same: Guinness turned drinking a pint into something people actively participate in. That small act has become a cultural phenomenon. Posts tagged #SplitTheG have generated tens of millions of views across TikTok and…
The Trump administration could soon reduce public transportation choices in the U.S. and make it more difficult to get around town on your own. A series of recent moves by the Department of Transportation deprioritizes mass transportation and bike lanes by removing information previously available online and proposing funding cuts, describing these strategic mainstays of good urban design as “DEI” (diversity, equity, and inclusion) efforts. In a letter sent to lawmakers this month, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy asks Congress to authorize the Trump administration’s new transportation priorities, which he positions through a lens of partisan politics. The proposal would also…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Ben Leventhal believes restaurants are entering a new era where brand matters as much as the food itself. Operators who invest in storytelling and loyalty will be better positioned to build lasting restaurants. His philosophy is that restaurant technology should remove friction and not distract from hospitality itself. The restaurant business has spent years searching for its next competitive advantage. Ben Leventhal believes the biggest opportunity isn’t technology alone. It’s building brands people genuinely want to be part of. As founder and CEO of Blackbird, Leventhal is helping restaurants strengthen…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Change rarely comes with certainty, but uncertainty can reveal new opportunities and directions we never expected. Meaningful change happens through small, consistent decisions — not one perfect one moment or guaranteed outcome. Growth requires curiosity, asking questions and a willingness to learn from people who’ve already traveled the path you’re considering. Most importantly, it requires believing your future doesn’t have to look exactly like your present. There comes a time in almost everyone’s life when they begin asking difficult questions. Maybe you’ve sent out dozens of job applications and heard…
I cannot express how dirty things have gotten in DC over the years. The Biden/Hunter Ukraine scam was blocked from investigation when Ukraine is known as the MOST corrupt nation-state in the world. Ukraine remains the most corrupt government in the world, and they are selling the Ukrainian people for personal wealth and greed with ZERO remorse for their nation or their people. Ukrainian politicians topped all other countries for corruption. Even in the Pandora Papers, 38 Ukrainian politicians have to hide cash offshore – the largest number of corrupt politicians in any other country. Zelenskyy’s office tried to…
While most kids have their faces buried in video games at age nine, Early Walker was founding companies. He never grew out of that entrepreneurial mindset, and since then, the Chicagoan built a towing company into a full-blown enterprise, walking away with a private equity exit that made him a self-made millionaire. Now he’s handing out his playbook — and capital — through his initiative, No Business Left Behind, to help others find extraordinary success. Here, he breaks down his incredible career and why he feels it is important to give back. Give us the elevator pitch of No Business…
Governments never seize freedom all at once. They chip away at it piece by piece, each new program marketed as a way to save taxpayers money or improve efficiency. The latest example comes from Cape Coral, Florida, where city officials are considering equipping sanitation trucks with AI-powered cameras to scan neighborhoods for potential code violations as they make their normal garbage collection routes. Officials insist the technology is simply another tool that could reduce costs and help the city’s 31 code enforcement officers identify violations more efficiently. That is always how surveillance begins, with promises of convenience rather than control.…