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World’s Tallest Abandoned Skyscraper Rises Again — Why It’s Getting An Unexpected Makeover?
The towering Goldin Finance 117 skyscraper in Tianjin, China, once dubbed the world’s tallest abandoned building, is back under construction after nearly a decade. Slated for completion by 2027, the 597-meter, 128-floor structure will be reborn as a mixed-use commercial and residential hub. Learn how this global architectural ghost is becoming a beacon of economic hope and a landmark of resilience in China's urban skyline.
These 8 Things You Leave Plugged In Are Costing You More: Check Expert Warning and Full List!
Leaving appliances plugged in when not in use could be quietly adding $200 or more to your electricity bill every year. Experts say devices like microwaves, coffee makers, TVs, chargers, and game consoles drain power even when idle. This guide reveals the top 8 energy vampires and offers expert-backed strategies to stop the waste. Save energy, cut costs, and protect your home — all with a few unplugged cords.
Not Diesel, Not Electric — Hyundai’s Hydrogen Bet Shocks The Auto Industry: What it Means For The Industry?
Hyundai is challenging the auto industry with a full-throttle push into hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. From SUVs like the NEXO to the futuristic INITIUM and N Vision 74, they’re proving hydrogen can be clean, fast, and cool. With investments in infrastructure, fleets, and global partnerships, Hyundai is laying the groundwork for a zero-emissions world — not just for cars, but for the future of transportation.
Tourist Buys Lottery Ticket On Vacation: Returns To Texas As A Millionaire!
David Le, a Texas tourist, won $1 million on a Florida scratch-off ticket during vacation. Opting for a $640,000 lump sum, his story captures the magic of unexpected fortune. Learn how the win happened, how taxes and claims work for out-of-state players, and the smartest steps to take after hitting it big. A real-world guide wrapped in a heartwarming story that shows luck really can strike anywhere.
New Retirement Age Confirmed in the US: Check When You’ll Receive Upcoming Social Security Payments!
The new retirement age in the U.S. is now 66 years and 10 months for those born in 1959, with full benefits available at 67 for anyone born in 1960 or later. This guide explains how the SSA calculates payments, when checks arrive (like on June 11, 18, or 25, 2025), and tips for deciding when to start collecting Social Security.
Top Baby Names Revealed by Social Security: Check Which Names Made the List!
Discover the most popular baby names of 2024 as revealed by the Social Security Administration. From timeless classics like James and Emma to rising stars like Ailany and Truce, this detailed guide includes data, trends, and expert insights to help you choose the perfect name or analyze naming patterns across the U.S.
