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Shift the AI conversation from cost cutting to revenue
AI isn’t a cost-cutting tool. It’s a revenue multiplier. Yet too many companies are stuck asking how AI can help them run leaner with…
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Princess Anne visits Ukraine to support child war victims
The Princess Royal made a surprise visit to Ukraine on Tuesday to highlight the "traumatic experiences of children living on the frontline…
Business
Singapore overtakes London in list of top 20 IPO markets
The pool of UK-listed firms continues to decline as private equity funds snap up undervalued companies London has slipped out of the…
Business
US may need more slack in job market to hit 2% inflation: Fed’s Logan
The US labour market likely needs to weaken further for the Federal Reserve to achieve its 2 per cent inflation target, as prices are…
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The rise of the “new-collar” workforce
The U.S. is in the middle of a digital infrastructure revolution. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and edge technologies are…
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Why design leaders need a new kind of education
Today, design drives effective business strategy, but design education hasn’t caught up. As companies scramble to digitally transform,…
Business
Fed’s Goolsbee says new tariffs renewing business uncertainty
Inflation remains above the central bank’s 2% goal and has accelerated since April, according to policymakers’ preferred gauge US Federal…
Business
Nintendo establishes Singapore unit to accelerate South-east Asia business
The maker of video-games series ‘Pokemon’ and the Switch gaming console is also considering setting up a local unit in Thailand Japanese…
Culture
Sundance Institute Filmmakers Fund Grants $120,000 to 12 Emerging Artists
The Sundance Institute has revealed the 10 projects selected for the inaugural 2025 Sundance Institute Filmmakers Fund. Sponsored by Chase…
Business
Healthy communities, healthy bottom lines
According to the National Association of Corporate Directors, boardrooms today face a dizzying list of risks: economic volatility,…
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Liverpool news: Arne Slot hits first bumps in the road as Reds boss
"I don't see where Wirtz gets into the team," ex-England captain Wayne Rooney said on The Wayne Rooney Show. "I think it was a lot of…
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New Thai central bank chief’s arrival fuels bets of larger cut
The leadership transition at the bank also comes as the country sees its third government change in just over two years When Vitai…
Business
OpenAI launches Sora 2 with TikTok-style app
OPENAI on Tuesday released Sora 2, its most advanced video generation model yet, alongside a TikTok-style social app that will let users…
Business
Amazon adds AI muscle to connected home lineup
AMAZON on Tuesday unveiled the latest generation of connected products, featuring enhanced artificial intelligence capabilities designed…
Culture
“The Smashing Machine” Pulls Its Punches
Only two kinds of actors are bad: those who can’t be themselves and those who you wish wouldn’t be. All the rest are likely to shine in…
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Nissan to reboot Xterra SUV as a hybrid, freezes plans for US EV
The Japanese carmaker is undergoing a massive downsizing effort globally as it tries to regain profitability Nissan Motor will revive its…
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‘Very Young Frankenstein’ Lands FX Pilot Order, Zach Galifianakis, Kumail Nanjiani, Dolly Wells Among Cast
FX wants to walk this way, with the basic cabler officially giving out a pilot order to the comedy “Very Young Frankenstein.” The project…
Business
Why can’t tech for good collaborate?
I recently spoke to a donor who reviewed a batch of proposals from different groups—different names, different logos, but nearly the same…
Business
Nubank applies for US bank charter in global expansion push
Most of the biggest Brazilian traditional banks have operations in the America, mainly aimed at Brazilian companies and individuals with…
Business
Oil settles lower as Opec+ plan adds to expectations of supply surplus
Oil prices settled lower on Tuesday as investors braced for a supply surplus due to potential Opec+ plans for a larger output hike next…
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‘Open Letters’ from Experts Are Often Fact-Free Propaganda
Such letters are often theatrical versions of political position papers rather than any attempt to educate the public. Source link
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Ahmed Seddiqi Opens First Flagship in Saudi Arabia, Marking Major Regional Expansion
RIYADH — Ahmed Seddiqi is stepping beyond its UAE home base for the first time in its 75-year history, opening a flagship boutique in…
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Lola Young cancels gigs 'for the foreseeable future'
Lola Young has said she will be cancelling her upcoming shows "for the foreseeable future", days after she collapsed on stage during a…
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Michael Jordan’s Ultra-Premium Bin 23 Series Is Adding a New Air Jordan to Its Lineup
Of all the upcoming releases Air Jordan fans have to look forward to in 2026 — and there are plenty — one of the most anticipated is the…