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Bitcoin ETFs lose ground, while ether funds and XRP show resilience
From AI law startups to retail closures, and from brain hacks to British branding, this summer has seen significant developments across various sectors
Europe is pushing back against Washington's efforts to restrict China's access to advanced chip technology, with the EU resisting US pressure to impose stricter export controls.
Cape Town, South Africa, is booming with a thriving arts scene, new eateries, and a growing hotel scene.
From mergers and expansions to losses and tributes, the entertainment industry faces significant developments
New funding and innovations in AI agents, multimodal capabilities, and venture capital strategies signal significant shifts
From film and TV to music and antitrust cases, here's a look at the latest news
Millions of gamers stand to gain potential compensation if a lawsuit against Valve, the company behind Steam, is successful. Tennis superstar Iga Swiatek has expressed her unease over the behind-the-scenes cameras at the Australian Open. Anta Sports, China's leading sports brand, has agreed to buy a 29% stake in Puma for €1.5 billion ($1.8 billion)
Recent studies focus on secure alignment, agentic business process management, and teleological inference in AI systems
A roundup of the latest business news, from tech and finance to entertainment and politics
Netflix's live unscripted programming struggles lead to an executive exit, while AMC's CEO praises the streamer's future on the big screen.
Gen Z optimism contrasts with growing concerns over inflation and trade, while AI increasingly influences business and personal lives
Exploring the effects of technology on relationships, business, and entertainment
From the Winter Olympics to the Grammy Awards, the past week has seen its fair share of highs and lows. Meanwhile, business moguls and world leaders are making headlines for their comments and actions. India is facing a devastating health crisis that's claiming thousands of lives every year.
This week's global news roundup brings a diverse mix of stories, from Luke Littler's comeback in the World Masters to the sale of a tiny Australian town, and a personal account of living with sight loss. Meanwhile, international business and politics also make headlines.
Health editor's investigation into gut health and aging revealed some surprising findings. More bosses are sharing the top job, giving them more time for family and breaks. The US administration has announced a 25% tariff on countries doing business with Iran, in response to ongoing anti-government protests.