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Hermès heir worth $11 billion plans to adopt his gardener and leave him vast fortune

Rich people throughout history have gotten creative with how they bequeath their fortunes.

  • By Mary Whitfill Roeloffs

Tesla recalls more than 2 million cars in US to fix autopilot flaw

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Tesla’s Autopilot driver assistance feature lacks sufficient controls to “prevent driver misuse.”

  • By Siladitya Ray
  • Forbes Staff

OpenAI and Axel Springer announce landmark deal that will bring news content to ChatGPT

ChatGPT will summarize Politico, Business Insider articles in an unprecedented agreement between OpenAI and publisher Axel Springer.

  • By James Farrell

Pfizer stock sinks to 10-year-low: Here’s why investors have soured on the Covid-era giant

Pfizer stock’s struggles continued Wednesday, as shares of the healthcare titan dropped to their lowest level since before the Covid-19 pandemic,

  • By Derek Saul
  • Forbes Staff

Debunking the myths and embracing the realities of creating psychological safety

Recent incidents in the tech industry, specifically the discriminatory public comments made by startup founder Sam Joel, serve as a painful reminder of the enduring issue of gender inequality and sexism in corporate Australia.

  • By Sarah Liu - Contributor
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Google’s top 10 trending tech queries for 2023

The term AI joined the global lexicon a year ago, and Aussies have been googling up a tech-storm ever since. Here are Google’s Top 10 trending tech terms for 2023

  • By Shivaune Field, Journalist
  • Business Journalist

‘Gamechanger’: AI startup banks $15 million to help businesses leverage GenAI

An Australian AI start-up helping businesses develop their own team of AI agents has raised $15 million to scale globally.

  • By Anastasia Santoreneos
  • Forbes Staff

Feel pressure to work after hours? You may be less productive, not more.

How’s this for irony? Slack, whose workplace messaging app has at some point prompted many employees to feel the tug of responding after hours, has a warning: People who feel obligated to work after hours also tend to be less productive.

  • By Jena McGregor
  • Forbes Staff

The AI race: Before getting the car, you need to learn to drive

“You won’t lose your job to AI, but you will lose your job to someone who knows AI.”

  • By Lucio Ribeiro - Contributor

Paramount shares skyrocket after reports of potential takeover

The company’s A and B Class shares were both up more than 10% on Friday.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV
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