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The AI Race Isn’t The U.S. Vs. China, It’s A War For Human Capital
How unfortunate if the U.S. loses the AI race not because it’s not competitive, but because politics needlessly got in the way.
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France Is World’s Leading Ski Destination Ahead Of 2030 Olympics
With the French Alps preparing to host the 2030 Winter Olympics, France has once again become the world’s leading ski destination, ahead of Austria and the United States.
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Sebi clears PRIM route for PMS players to invest in mutual funds, SIFs; Rs 25 lakh minimum ticket
Sebi’s board approved PRIM, allowing portfolio managers to invest client money in direct mutual fund plans, ETFs, index funds and SIFs. The new route carries a Rs 25 lakh minimum ticket size and expands PMS portfolio construction options beyond direct equities.
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How Taylor Swift’s Masters Battle Led Olivia Rodrigo To ‘Practical Magic 2’
Olivia Rodrigo chose to put ‘The Cure’ in ‘Practical Magic 2.’ She could because she owns her masters. Taylor Swift’s battle made that possible.
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Primark U.S. Boss On Why He’s Still Introducing The Brand 48 Stores In
Primark is closing in on 50 U.S. stores but despite recent growth, U.S. President Kevin Tulip refuses to be rushed as he plots a typically careful expansion roadmap.
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When Litigation—Not Making Actual Products—Is The Business Model
When lawsuits become the product, Congress needs to step in and stop companies from blocking innovation through bogus claims.
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Business Schools Are Waking Up To Longevity. Women Lead The Way.
Business schools are waking up to longevity. Women pioneers are leading the shift to put demographic change on the strategic leadership agenda.
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Macklemore Launches 3-Stop ‘Free Palestine’ Tour After Ed Sheeran Controversy
The move comes after he was kicked off Ed Sheeran’s Loop tour for making pro-Palestine comments on stage.
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Metallica Joins Pink Floyd And Bob Marley In A Chart Feat
Metallica’s self-titled album reaches a rare Billboard 200 milestone, becoming only the fourth release to spend 850 weeks on the chart.