News By The Numbers
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30,000
That is how many people thought that they’d get a free Beyoncé concert at a Kamala Harris rally this weekend. They didn’t. Beyoncé said a few words and then left but people DID get a concert by Willie Nelson so that’s the same.
41 million
That is how many digits is in a newly-discovered prime number. That is 16 million digits longer than the previous prime number record. The new number was discovered by a new number of a group called the Great Internet Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS).
$22 million
That is how much the “Venom” movie made in its opening day at the box office. It was expected to make at least $70 million.
$150 billion
That was the cost of the migrant crisis last year, according to the Washington DC-based non-profit Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). A pro-immigration group called the American Immigration Council estimates that a one-time mass deportation would cost “at least $315 billion” so considering the cost of the crisis itself, that deportation would pay off in less than two years, no?
33,000
That is how many workers will remain on strike because Boeing failed to reach a negotiation with the International Association of Machinists union.
7
That is how many NATO members reportedly oppose letting Ukraine into NATO. They include the U.S., Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Belgium, Slovenia and Spain.
$1,890
That is the cost of the new Reptile Sneaker by Balenciaga. You pay extra for the hideousness.
Free
That is the price of Adobe’s drawing and painting software Fresco. Adobe is trying to compete for artists with Procreate and Clip Studio Paint.
8
That is how many suitcases the new Airbus planes can accommodate in the overhead compartment, compared to just five in previous models. This is due to the new L-shaped bins. Does this mean that airlines won’t charge for carryons now? Probably not.
3 minutes
That is the maximum length of a hug that will now be in the airport in New Zealand. Officials say that they needed to put limits on goodbye hugs in an effort to “improve safety and keep traffic flowing at its drop-off zone.”
$73,000
That is how much WNBA player Angel Reese says her salary is in her rookie year for the Chicago Sky. She said this about it: “I just hope y’all know the WNBA don’t pay my bills at all.”
10%
That is how much revenue was up in GM’s third-quarter report. The company has made nearly $10 billion this year.
24
That is how many genders there are, according to the Scottish National Party. A new one for me is ““autigender.” This is “a term reserved for autistic people who ‘think about and relate to their gender label – or lack of a gender label – in the context of autism.’”
£15million
That is how much US rapper A$AP Rocky will reportedly pay to buy a U.K. soccer (football) club, the Tranmere Rovers.
35%
That is the proposed wage hike that Boeing is offering workers to end the strike. A vote on the proposal will happen on Wednesday.
375
That is how many employees will be laid off at a french fry factory in Washington due to low demand for frozen potatoes. The factory announced it will close the plant in Connell, Washington.
$88 billion per year
That is how much it would cost to conduct mass deportations, according to a report from an immigration advocacy firm.
5.3%
That is how much revenue was down for Ikea this year, the first time the company has experienced a revenue decline since 2020.
67 years
That was the run of the iconic Tropicana in Las Vegas. It was demolished on Wednesday with a fireworks show.
$1,400
That is how much a membership to an exclusive dog club costs in California costs. Because you can’t just talk to any randos at the dog park of course!
3.1%
That is how many baby loss certificates have been given out in the U.K. since the government announced new parameters to apply for them for pregnancies that miscarried. The government has expanded the rules for who can receive them again this week.
$6 million
That is how much in American dollars was found at the home of two Ukrainian officials who are accused of money laundering. They also had approximately 300,000€.
$47
That is how much Elon Musk’s Political Action Committee is offering to pay for every voter in a swing state that is referred to sign this pledge to support the First and Second Amendments.
48%
That is how many Russians say that they abstain alcohol in a new survey, up from 27% in 2004. Part of this is due to the government’s plan to reducing alcohol consumption by 12.3% by 2030.
$40 million
That is how much the Joker sequel made at the box office this weekend, less than half of what the original film earned in 2019.
3
That is how many brands of eggs have been recalled in the U.S. due to a risk of salmonella. The brands are Milo’s Poultry Farms, Tony’s Fresh Market and Happy Quackers Farm duck eggs.
One hour
That is how long passengers on a Qantas flight were forced to watch the R-rated film Daddio because the personal in-flight movie system wasn’t working so they played the film for the whole plane. The crew put on the film and parents had to shield their children from it before they realized their mistake and turned it off. The airline apologized and said that they are reviewing how that happened.
$400 million
That is how much Pink Floyd will make selling their recorded-music and name-and-likeness rights to Sony Music.
$0
That was the balance that many Bank of America customers saw when they logged into their accounts on Wednesday due to a massive outage. They justifiably freaked out. The bank says that it was a glitch that has been fixed.
48%
That is the Rotten Tomatoes score for Joker: Folie à Deux, which opens this weekend. The audience score looks slighty better.