Tech trouble, most wanted fugitive, space junk: Catch up on the day’s stories

👋 Welcome to five Things PM! The Golden Globes nominations had been revealed, and “One Battle After Another” led the method with 9. There were a few surprises — and some snubs.

Here’s what else you may need missed throughout your busy day.

The firm has a repute for producing design-forward client merchandise which have formed how individuals use expertise. Now it’s going through a major shakeup, and the tech business is at a crossroads.

Ryan Wedding competed for Canada at the 2002 Winter Games. Then he went from nationwide hero to alleged drug kingpin. Here’s how the Olympic snowboarder became one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives.

Sometimes what goes up doesn’t come again down — as an alternative, it turns into an issue. Junk is accumulating in space at a implausible tempo. There’s a simple solution for the best way to take care of all this celestial litter.

Afternoon tea is quintessentially British. There’s much more to it than steaming silver kettles and cucumber sandwiches with the crusts lower off — the ritual can get quite complicated.

You won’t want eight hours of relaxation. Experts say high quality is simply as essential as amount. Find your perfect amount.

Rare palm bushes bloom as soon as in a lifetime earlier than dying in Rio

A uncommon species of palm tree blooms as soon as in its lifetime in Rio de Janeiro after which dies. Brazil’s Botanical Garden is working to protect its life cycle.

Rare palm bushes bloom as soon as in a lifetime earlier than dying in Rio

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🌴 Once in a lifetime: These rare palm trees in Rio de Janeiro take 30 to 80 years to bloom earlier than dying a couple of 12 months after flowering. A Brazilian botanical backyard is working to protect their life cycle.

📸 A leap of religion: It took months of preparation and 6 makes an attempt for astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy to seize this shot — the silhouette of a skydiver in entrance of the solar’s textured face. Here’s how he did it.

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💰 How many billionaires are there worldwide this 12 months?
A. 352
B. 1,408
C. 2,156
D. 2,919
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✅ Most common in Friday’s publication: World’s top 100 cities revealed — Los Angeles and Orlando climb the rankings

🧠 Quiz reply: D. The world had 2,919 billionaires on April 4, in accordance with Swiss financial institution UBS — the largest quantity because it began amassing the information in 1995.

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