JD.com, Inc. recently launched JoyExpress, a dedicated express delivery service across Europe that supports its Joybuy online retail platform, offering same-day and next-day delivery from more than 60 warehouses and depots and including integrated delivery-and-installation for large home appliances in major cities. This move highlights JD.com’s push to replicate its technology-driven, end-to-end l...
JD.com, Inc. recently launched JoyExpress, a dedicated express delivery service across Europe that supports its Joybuy online retail platform, offering same-day and next-day delivery from more than 60 warehouses and depots and including integrated delivery-and-installation for large home appliances in major cities. This move highlights JD.com’s push to replicate its technology-driven, end-to-end logistics model outside China, using a branded fleet and unified warehousing, transportation,...
Nebius Group (NasdaqGS:NBIS) has acquired Tavily, a provider of agentic search software for AI agents in financial trading and coding. The company is expanding its AI infrastructure and data center footprint to support growing demand from enterprise customers. Nebius is backed by large contracts with major technology firms, including Meta and Microsoft, as it scales its AI cloud platform. Nebius G...
Nebius Group (NasdaqGS:NBIS) has acquired Tavily, a provider of agentic search software for AI agents in financial trading and coding. The company is expanding its AI infrastructure and data center footprint to support growing demand from enterprise customers. Nebius is backed by large contracts with major technology firms, including Meta and Microsoft, as it scales its AI cloud platform. Nebius Group, trading at $100.61, operates at the intersection of AI infrastructure and enterprise...
Who Believes In Aliens, Bigfoot, & The Chupacabra? Belief in the unknown, whether extraterrestrials or legendary creatures, remains surprisingly common in America. The visualization below, created by Visual Capitalist's Julie Peasley using data from YouGov , explores how likely U.S. adults think it is that aliens, Bigfoot, and the chupacabra exist. Here’s how Americans responded when asked how lik...
Who Believes In Aliens, Bigfoot, & The Chupacabra? Belief in the unknown, whether extraterrestrials or legendary creatures, remains surprisingly common in America. The visualization below, created by Visual Capitalist's Julie Peasley using data from YouGov , explores how likely U.S. adults think it is that aliens, Bigfoot, and the chupacabra exist. Here’s how Americans responded when asked how likely each being exists, according to YouGov : Aliens clearly stand apart. A majority (56%) say extraterrestrials definitely or probably exist, more than double the share who believe in Bigfoot, and more than triple belief in the chupacabra. Aliens: From Fringe to Mainstream? Interest in extraterrestrial life has grown steadily, fueled by government disclosures and increased reporting on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). According to YouGov , 56% of Americans say aliens definitely (18%) or probably (38%) exist. That makes extraterrestrials far more plausible in the public mind than either Bigfoot or the chupacabra. YouGov’s polling also finds that roughly half of Americans believe aliens have visited Earth. In addition, about one-third say UFO sightings are evidence of alien spacecraft, while others attribute them to natural phenomena, secret military technology, or optical illusions. Demographic differences are notable. Younger Americans are generally more likely to believe in extraterrestrials than older cohorts, and men tend to express higher levels of belief than women. Taken together, the data suggests that belief in aliens has moved well beyond the fringe. While skepticism remains, the idea that intelligent life exists somewhere beyond Earth is now a mainstream view in the United States. Globally, belief varies widely. We previously mapped the countries that believe in aliens the most , showing that views differ significantly across regions and cultures. Bigfoot: America’s Favorite Cryptid Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is a legendary ape-like creature said to in...
According to an SEC filing dated February 12, 2026, RWWM, Inc. purchased 275,389 additional shares of Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) , bringing its position to 830,769 shares. The estimated transaction value was $20.33 million, calculated using the average closing price for the fourth quarter of 2025. The value of the stake at quarter-end rose by $16.28 million, reflecting both new purchases and...
According to an SEC filing dated February 12, 2026, RWWM, Inc. purchased 275,389 additional shares of Whirlpool Corporation (NYSE:WHR) , bringing its position to 830,769 shares. The estimated transaction value was $20.33 million, calculated using the average closing price for the fourth quarter of 2025. The value of the stake at quarter-end rose by $16.28 million, reflecting both new purchases and changes in Whirlpool's share price. This latest buy brought Whirlpool to 4.1% of RWWM, Inc.'s reportable U.S. equity assets. Top holdings after the filing: Continue reading