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Google Maps users are now seeing "Gulf of America" instead of "Gulf of Mexico." Last month, President Donald Trump announced the name change.

Gold’s traditional role as a safe haven asset is coming into play after the metal hit a new all-time high amid jitters over tariffs proposed by President Donald Trump. In this case, the metal recorded ...

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"It's definitely a milestone, but there's still a few milestones in this journey, but I feel pretty confident today that we definitely made progress toward a future that includes the Gold Dome's ...

One prime example is gold. The price of gold per ounce soared past $2,700 in October as inflation and other economic concerns drove demand, while Treasury bonds began offering their highest ...

Map lines are inherently ... features across the Earth. “Denali” is the mountain’s preferred name for Alaska Natives, while “McKinley” is a tribute to President William McKinley, designated in the ...

Running at a staggering depth of 3,891 metres down and 2,062 metres below sea level, a colossal mine in Africa is the deepest and richest gold mine in the world. Mponeng gold mine began producing ...

Last year, Google Maps on Android was revamped so that the main map view displayed information using sheets, and the entire app is now getting this visual redesign. Instead of place listings being ...

Gold prices jumped to a over two-month peak on Tuesday, supported by a weaker dollar and as markets flocked to the safe-haven asset as uncertainty surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump's ...

After years of refinement, Apple Maps is pretty good now. I switch between Google Maps and Apple Maps regularly, mostly as an experiment, and at this point I think Apple's product is just as ...

A giant patch of black, fossilized lava that was spewed across the Sahara desert over millions of years looks like an eerie, gold-speckled ... according to NASA's Earth Observatory.