Tesla is starting to open up its network of charging stations to other brands of electric vehicles. Thanks to adapters, electric vehicles from other manufacturers can now use superchargers. Is it easy to work? What is the charging speed and price? Wall Street Journal columnist Joanna Stern drove her Ford Mustang Mach-E to 10 different places. Cover photo by Jacob Reynolds for The Wall Street Journal
The music royalties market is already worth billions of dollars, and asset managers predict it will soon double or triple in size. Part of this growth was driven by the securitization of music rights. What is the reason for this? The Wall Street Journal’s Dion Rabouin explains Wall Street’s latest trendy investment: music stocks. Cover photo: Noah Friedman/Gary Gershoff/Getty Images
Do you have sex after marriage with the thought of doing your homework? Research shows that your motivation for sex has a huge impact on the quality of your sex life and is critical to your marital relationship. How to improve the quality of your sex life after marriage? Wall Street Journal columnist Elizabeth Bernstein shares advice experts learned from the research and invites the couple to share their experiences.
Alibaba Group co-founder Jack Ma has returned to mainland China after spending about a year abroad. Now China’s new Prime Minister Li Qiang is courting entrepreneurs after the government eased regulations on the tech industry following a severe blow to confidence in private companies. Cover image source: Yonggu School in Hangzhou.
The Wagner Group began as a small secret organization, but in recent years the organization led by Yevgeny Prigozhin has grown into a global military cartel. It plunders gold, diamonds, oil, gas and other resources while advancing the Kremlin’s strategic interests by becoming an important Russian offensive force in the Ukrainian war. The Wall Street Journal used extensive analysis, investigations and interviews to reveal how a Russian private military company hid its wealth transfers and its ties to the Kremlin. Cover photo production: Xingpei Shen
Security vulnerabilities in some electric vehicle charging devices could leak sensitive data, and in a worst-case scenario, hackers could even bring down the power grid over a large area. The Wall Street Journal looks at how these chargers can be exploited by hackers and how they can be made more secure. Cover photo: Preston Jesse
Royal Caribbean International’s Icon of the Seas can carry up to 7,600 passengers and more than 2,300 crew members. The ship is equipped with 20 decks, a water park, seven swimming pools and other leisure amenities, and food is the top priority of all services. The Wall Street Journal went aboard the new ship to find out how it supports its 40 restaurants, bars and bars, providing passengers with an enjoyable experience while reducing waste. Cover image credit: Michael Tabb
Post time: Mar-26-2024
