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What Could Tip Australia Into a Recession It Doesn't

What Could Tip Australia Into a Recession It Doesn't

Australia's recession risk has returned to the spotlight after Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock acknowledged that five interest-r...

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California Billionaire Tax Fails: What Proposition 40 Defeat Means

California Billionaire Tax Fails: What Proposition 40 Defeat Means

California voters rejected a proposed one-time tax on billionaires’ wealth, defeating Proposition 40 in a costly and contentious ballot campaign. T...

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Jensen Huang Backs Higher Pay for Samsung Workers

Jensen Huang Backs Higher Pay for Samsung Workers

Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, has publicly backed higher pay for workers, saying employees should earn as much as possible. His comments come as Sam...

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Magnific's Bold Rebrand: From Stock Photos to AI Design Powerhouse

Magnific's Bold Rebrand: From Stock Photos to AI Design Powerhouse

Magnific, the company formerly known as Freepik, is making a bold pivot from selling stock photos to becoming the Photoshop of the AI era. This tra...

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Ukraine War Briefing: Battlefield Gains Boost Kyiv's Hand in US-Led

Ukraine War Briefing: Battlefield Gains Boost Kyiv's Hand in US-Led

Ukraine war briefing: battlefield gains are bolstering Kyiv’s hand in US-led peace talks, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on the eve of new tril...

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Qantas to Cut 850 Jobs in AI-Driven Outsourcing Overhaul

Qantas to Cut 850 Jobs in AI-Driven Outsourcing Overhaul

Qantas is preparing to cut 850 local jobs and outsource work offshore under an AI-driven overhaul, marking a growing wave of disruption to the Aust...

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Nvidia CEO Espionage Scandal: FBI Investigation Deepens

Nvidia CEO Espionage Scandal: FBI Investigation Deepens

The Nvidia CEO espionage scandal has taken a dramatic turn as President Donald Trump confirmed that the FBI is investigating Jensen Huang's alleged...

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Ofsted Inspections Drive Headteachers to Consider Early Exit

Ofsted Inspections Drive Headteachers to Consider Early Exit

Ofsted inspections under the new regime are driving more than half of headteachers to consider leaving their roles earlier than planned, according ...

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Supreme Court Allows Trump Border Wall in Big Bend National Park

Supreme Court Allows Trump Border Wall in Big Bend National Park

The Supreme Court has cleared the way for President Donald Trump's border wall construction in Texas's Big Bend region, including parts of Big Bend...

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Jeff Bezos Invests $34 Million in Bacteria-Grown Sustainable Textiles

Jeff Bezos Invests $34 Million in Bacteria-Grown Sustainable Textiles

Jeff Bezos has invested $34 million in sustainable textiles made from bacteria and agricultural waste through his Bezos Earth Fund. The investment ...

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Bill Gates and Other Billionaires Choosing Not to Leave Inheritance
Bill Gates and Other Billionaires Choosing Not to Leave Inheritance
Bill Gates and other billionaires are choosing not to leave their entire fortunes to their children, opting instead to donate the bulk of their wealth to philanthropic causes. This trend... Læs mere ...
Burnham's Christmas Homelessness Pledge in Jeopardy as Rough Sleeping
Burnham's Christmas Homelessness Pledge in Jeopardy as Rough Sleeping
Andy Burnham's homelessness pledge to get "everyone in for Christmas" is in jeopardy as rough sleeping numbers rise and a severe housing shortage grips England. The mayor's ambitious target faces... Læs mere ...
Starbucks to Hire 7,500 in Major UK Expansion Plan
Starbucks to Hire 7,500 in Major UK Expansion Plan
Starbucks plans to hire 7,500 new baristas in the UK over the next five years as part of a major expansion strategy. The US coffee chain, which already employs more... Læs mere ...
Trump Admits Deportation Policy 'Too Tough' in 60 Minutes Interview
Trump Admits Deportation Policy 'Too Tough' in 60 Minutes Interview
In a candid 60 Minutes interview on Sunday, President Donald Trump admitted that his deportation policy was “too tough” and signaled openness to an immigration deal with Democrats. The remarks... Læs mere ...
Four-Day Workweek Trial Leads to Seven-Day Flexible Model
Four-Day Workweek Trial Leads to Seven-Day Flexible Model
The four-day workweek has been a hot topic in Europe, especially after Spain's Congress rejected a proposal to reduce working hours. But one small Welsh SEO consultancy, Lumen, took the... Læs mere ...
AI Saves a Day of Work Weekly, But Employees Work More to Fix AI Output
AI Saves a Day of Work Weekly, But Employees Work More to Fix AI Output
AI is saving employees a full day of work each week, but instead of shorter hours, many are working more to fix what AI produces. This counterintuitive effect is reshaping... Læs mere ...
New Zealand's Opportunity Party Takes Aim at Populist Politics
New Zealand's Opportunity Party Takes Aim at Populist Politics
New Zealand's Opportunity party has taken aim at populist politics on its historic first day in parliament, as the country grapples with the aftermath of an uncertain general election. The... Læs mere ...
Bill Gates Gave 8.75% of Microsoft to Steve Ballmer: Who's Richer Now
Bill Gates Gave 8.75% of Microsoft to Steve Ballmer: Who's Richer Now
In 1980, Bill Gates made a bold move that would shape Microsoft's future: he gave Steve Ballmer 8.75% of the company to convince his friend to join the startup. Today,... Læs mere ...
Abu Dhabi Talks to Focus on Ukraine Post-War Security Guarantees
Abu Dhabi Talks to Focus on Ukraine Post-War Security Guarantees
Post-war security guarantees for Ukraine will be a key focus at the upcoming Abu Dhabi talks, according to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The negotiations, set for Tuesday and... Læs mere ...
Xi Jinping's Patience Strategy Against US in Tech War
Xi Jinping's Patience Strategy Against US in Tech War
Xi Jinping has made clear that patience is China's best weapon against the United States in the escalating technology war. The recent tech truce between Washington and Beijing is not... Læs mere ...
Larry Page's $23 Million Island Purchase Sparks Legal Battle
Larry Page's $23 Million Island Purchase Sparks Legal Battle
Google cofounder Larry Page purchased two private islands in the US Virgin Islands for $23 million, but the deal has been mired in a legal dispute over prior ownership claims.... Læs mere ...
Huawei's Path to Advanced Chips: The Missing EDA Link
Huawei's Path to Advanced Chips: The Missing EDA Link
Huawei is on the verge of closing the last gap in its quest to produce advanced chips, thanks to progress in domestic EDA (Electronic Design Automation) software. This critical software,... Læs mere ...

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