No lithium, no invasive mining: a technology based on compressed air and salt caverns promises to revolutionize renewable energy storage.

A European study assesses the potential of solar panels integrated into electric vehicles, considering range, logistics, and an overloaded public grid.

Artificial intelligence is making its way into French people's savings decisions, but its use remains uneven according to age, education and openness to risk. Between rapid adoption among young people and doubts about the advice generated, AI is becoming a support tool before becoming a true financial advisor.

Gone are the days of "blind" job applications and questions about pay slips: under new EU rules on salary transparency, companies will be obliged to indicate salary when advertising a position.

Owning a private island seems to be a privilege reserved for billionaires. Yet in Greece, an island is being auctioned off at a surprisingly low price: less than the average cost of a house in the USA.

The United States is losing its appeal: in 2025, for the first time in 50 years, the number of emigrants exceeded the number of immigrants.

Florence extends its ban on short-term rentals beyond the Unesco perimeter: nine districts concerned by Palazzo Vecchio's anti-tourism approach.

From the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz to viral videos about Dubai Chocolate, the pistachio has found itself at the heart of a perfect storm, and prices are soaring.

A study reveals that Mayan dogs traveled long distances, received a rich diet and often ended up sacrificed or eaten.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced the creation of a network of price-regulated municipal supermarkets, designed to guarantee access to shopping for all and especially for citizens in extremely precarious situations.