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Germans have long sat comfortably atop the world of competitive forklift driving, a point of national pride. There are s...
24/11/2024

Germans have long sat comfortably atop the world of competitive forklift driving, a point of national pride. There are songs, tattoos and fully functioning kid’s models dedicated to the humble industrial vehicle. The best drivers are treated like rockstars.

But Germany’s supremacy is under threat from the same forces sparking existential angst in the national economy: competition from abroad.

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The nation that's home to the wealthy world’s lowest birthrate has another distinction that has officials barking mad: t...
24/11/2024

The nation that's home to the wealthy world’s lowest birthrate has another distinction that has officials barking mad: the skyrocketing sales of dog strollers, which are outpacing actual baby strollers.

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One of the cuddlier demographic trends contributing to America’s southward migration is baby chasers—the baby boomers wh...
24/11/2024

One of the cuddlier demographic trends contributing to America’s southward migration is baby chasers—the baby boomers who are moving across the country to help care for grandchildren.

🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/4fBSLJ4

It isn’t easy being a seller of real Christmas trees at a time when most people are opting for the convenience of fake. ...
24/11/2024

It isn’t easy being a seller of real Christmas trees at a time when most people are opting for the convenience of fake.

So, for those who sell real Christmas trees, the strategy is to compete on something other than cost and convenience—and to market Christmas-tree shopping itself.

🎄 https://on.wsj.com/3ARVQpl

Miners are plundering one of the biggest mother lodes of gold in Latin America, led by gunmen who seized tunnels from a ...
24/11/2024

Miners are plundering one of the biggest mother lodes of gold in Latin America, led by gunmen who seized tunnels from a Chinese mining giant.

These rogue miners are getting access, protection and equipment from the Gulf Clan, an armed militia of some 7,000 men that moves co***ne and migrants along routes headed to the U.S. The group seizes tunnels owned by China's Zijin Mining Group on behalf of illegal miners in exchange for a cut of the spoils.

The scale of plunder is stunning. Zijin estimated that last year it lost more than 3.2 tons of gold, worth around $200 million and equal to 38% of the mine’s total production.

“The wages are very good, but you risk it all,” said Erik Dubier, a 22-year-old illegal miner. “You can get trapped. There are rock slides. And there’s combat every day.”

🔗 Read more: https://on.wsj.com/40YpTq3

Eight holiday gifts designed for travelers who appreciate craftsmanship as much as they value a good hotel. 🔗https://on....
23/11/2024

Eight holiday gifts designed for travelers who appreciate craftsmanship as much as they value a good hotel. 🔗https://on.wsj.com/3CvWnh9

The nation’s largest workforce could soon be ordered back to the office full-time.
23/11/2024

The nation’s largest workforce could soon be ordered back to the office full-time.

Richard Whitacre transferred his entire 401(k) into an account offering a "guaranteed" 15.25% return. Will he ever see h...
23/11/2024

Richard Whitacre transferred his entire 401(k) into an account offering a "guaranteed" 15.25% return. Will he ever see his money again?

🔗 https://on.wsj.com/3Ziux0K

From Wall Street Journal Opinion: The Gaetz fiasco is a reminder that there remains a bright line between a candidate wh...
23/11/2024

From Wall Street Journal Opinion: The Gaetz fiasco is a reminder that there remains a bright line between a candidate who is aggressive, committed and professional and one who is unthinking, partisan and a liability, writes Kimberley Strassel.

If Trump wants to shake up the Justice Department, he needs someone serious.

Looking for the best books of this holiday season? WSJ reviewers have a guide for every reader on your list. Check out o...
23/11/2024

Looking for the best books of this holiday season? WSJ reviewers have a guide for every reader on your list. Check out our selection of books for children and young adults, cooks, sports fans, history buffs, nature lovers, mystery fans and more.

Plus our guide to finding the right gift for every reader on your list.

Review: The new "Family Guy" Christmas special is as funny and gleefully tasteless as fans of Seth MacFarlane’s animated...
23/11/2024

Review: The new "Family Guy" Christmas special is as funny and gleefully tasteless as fans of Seth MacFarlane’s animated comedy have come to expect.

Two years ago, people thought she was crazy for paying $35 million for a women’s soccer team. It turned out to be a barg...
23/11/2024

Two years ago, people thought she was crazy for paying $35 million for a women’s soccer team. It turned out to be a bargain. Why Michele Kang is buying teams around the world. h

Michele Kang’s Washington Spirit faces Orlando on Saturday for the NWSL title. But an American championship contender was only the beginning.

When Grandma and Grandpa get divorced, what happens to Thanksgiving?
23/11/2024

When Grandma and Grandpa get divorced, what happens to Thanksgiving?

When older parents divorce, family holidays can get complicated.

These walking shoes used to be for grandpas. Now fashion insiders are scooping them up.
23/11/2024

These walking shoes used to be for grandpas. Now fashion insiders are scooping them up.

Amid an orthopedic-shoe renaissance, fashionable people are flocking to the geriatric designs of a 59-year-old French footwear brand.

There is a clear formula for running a winning airline in 2024: Carving up cabins, catering to high-end travel and putti...
23/11/2024

There is a clear formula for running a winning airline in 2024: Carving up cabins, catering to high-end travel and putting a price on nearly every aspect of flying.

United and Delta dominate industry profits by promoting premium travel options like carved up cabins and luxe lounges

The inhabitants of U.S. cities are among those most likely to want EVs—and the most likely to be able to afford them. Bu...
23/11/2024

The inhabitants of U.S. cities are among those most likely to want EVs—and the most likely to be able to afford them. But many don’t have anywhere to charge them.

The lack of charging infrastructure is the biggest barrier to owning an electric car in many urban areas. New York City startups aim to install curbside solutions to address ‘charge anxiety.’

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