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Trump told Republicans to vote for the bill late Sunday, in an abrupt about-face.
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Layne Beachley and Tess Brouwer on the real cost of burnout
Mental fitness has shifted from a nice-to-have to a performance issue. Tess Brouwer and Layne Beachley show how small, repeatable habits can pull leaders out of burnout, sharpen decision-making and lift the way teams work.
The Australian influencer couple seeking 7-figure cheque to turn AI ‘pink’
High-school-sweethearts-turned-startup-founders Scarlett Frazer and Iestyn Thomas are headed to Silicon Valley to raise funds in a bid to prove the future of AI is feminine.
It’s not just an AI bubble. Here’s everything at risk
Stocks are soaring, gold is too, and risk looks cheap everywhere. These charts trace the signs of what could be the everything bubble taking shape.
This startup is racing Duolingo to replace human language tutors with AI
Founded by former Thiel fellows, AI language tutoring app Speak started its journey in Seoul, South Korea. But as it enters the U.S. market, it’ll have to compete with better-known rivals like Duolingo.
World’s 5 richest people lose nearly $50 billion combined in broad market sell-off
The five richest people in the world are worth nearly a combined $46 billion less Thursday afternoon due to a market sell-off spurred by dumping of artificial intelligence stocks, mixed fourth quarter results from Disney and general economic uncertainty as the longest government shutdown in American history comes to an end.
Bruna Papandrea on the gap Big Little Lies uncovered in Hollywood
Bruna Papandrea says the television show she executive produced, Big Little Lies, revealed a long-overlooked gap in television: compelling, women-led stories.
The golden rule driving Nick Mowbray’s multibillion-dollar Zuru empire
Nick Mowbray still describes ZURU’s early years in three words: eat, survive, repeat.
Menulog to shut down in Australia, 120 jobs impacted
Food delivery app Menulog will shut down its operations in Australia later this month, ending a two-decade run and cutting about 120 jobs.
The $8 billion lesson from Australia’s longest-running tech incubator
As tech incubator Cicada Innovations marks its 25th anniversary, new CEO Liza Noonan reflects on how a $20 million initial public investment helped generate more than $8 billion in economic value, and why long-term commitment remains critical to building Australia’s sovereign deep tech future.