TRAIN WINDOW VENT
In 1927, railroad engineer Olive Dennis invented a train window vent that brought in fresh air without cold drafts, helping make American rail journeys more comfortable
In 1927, engineer Olive Dennis made a lasting impact on train travel with her innovative window ventilator. By traveling thousands of miles on trains, she closely analyzed passenger feedback and needs, which inspired her improvements in seating, lighting, and restroom cleanliness, responding to competition from cars and buses. Dennis's pioneering contributions also included air-conditioning systems for railroad cars, defying gender norms in engineering of her time.
These mid-cap stocks with ‘Strong Buy’ & ‘Buy’ recos can rally over 25%, according to analysts
Given the state of the market these days, it would be wise to be selective. Not only in terms of stocks, but also in terms of sectors. For example, any sector dependent on crude oil in any way will be stressed in Q1 FY 27. But there might also be trouble for sectors where China is playing spoilsport by dumping. And here, the trouble might continue for longer.
How to travel in the summer of chaos
The travel industry has bifurcated, rewarding those who understand its complexities. Travelers are increasingly spending more, often financing trips precariously, as experiences become more volatile due to industry issues. Winning in travel now means optimizing for flexibility and value, rather than just loyalty.
Hyundai Motor India enters commercial mobility segment with Prime taxi range
Hyundai Motors enters the commercial mobility sector with its new taxi models, Prime HB and Prime SD. These vehicles are designed for fleet operators and taxi entrepreneurs, focusing on low operating costs and reliability. Both models feature a 1.2-litre Kappa engine with petrol and CNG options.
How US Army caused alarm in Washington skies years before fatal crash
Concerns about training and equipment at the 12th Aviation Battalion were raised for years by local pilots. The US government has now accepted legal liability for the accident. The incident highlighted significant safety issues within Army aviation.
What I learnt about luxury at the Rolls-Royce school for chauffeurs
The author recounts their experience attending a Rolls-Royce chauffeur training program in Las Vegas led by Andi McCann. McCann, a seasoned Rolls-Royce driving coach, emphasizes the importance of meticulousness, discretion, and anticipatory service in providing a luxurious experience for passengers.
Why is quitting so contagious? Experts say when multiple people leave, it creates a chain reaction among colleagues
Few bosses seem to know how to inoculate their staff against this quitagion. It catches quickly.
Behind Amazon’s HQ2 fiasco: Jeff Bezos was jealous of Elon Musk
Then in 2017, an Amazon executive sent around a congratulatory email lauding his team for landing $40 million in government incentives to build a $1.5 billion air hub near Cincinnati. The paltry sum irked Bezos, the people say, and made him even more determined to try something new.
Taiwan’s second largest city undergoing an architectural and cultural renaissance
Taichung is the laidback and artsy capital of Taiwan, with universities, colleges, museums and art-filled public spaces.
951 cities join protest against corporate greed; Thousands take to streets against lack of jobs, cutbacks
It was the biggest show of power yet by a movement born on May 15 when a rally in Madrid’s central square of Puerta del Sol sparked a protest that spread internationally.
Magic mountain: What is mystery behind Fuji-san
Such is the mystique of this nearly perfectly shaped volcano that it is worshipped as a sacred mountain.
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