Peter Thiel is delivering 4 private sold-out lectures at a club in San Francisco—about the Antichrist
The Palantir cofounder will explore how Christian theology intersects with modern technology in four private lectures merging faith and business.
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Judge rules Google must share some search data and end exclusive distribution deals, but won’t force Google to sell Chrome
In a 230-page ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta wrote that "the emergence of generative AI has changed the course of this case."
How the midlife crisis was replaced by a decadelong rise in ‘young worker despair’ in the U.S.—and what it means for Gen Z
The midlife "hump" of despair used to be "one of the most important patterns in the world," says Dartmouth's David Blanchflower. But something else has taken its place.
Reeling after being widowed, Suzy Welch created NYU’s most popular b-school class ever, offering Gen Z the one thing they want most: purpose
Welch's course "Becoming You" has become a phenomenon for students seeking meaning in their lives and careers.
Luxury real estate star Fredrik Eklund reveals the latest trend for wealthy buyers: at-home ‘biohacking’
‘Million Dollar Listing’ star Fredrik Eklund says his millionaire clientele are spending big bucks to do popular wellness trends at home—the same rituals promoted by CEOs leading Whole Foods, Thrive Market, and Norges Bank.
The SoftSwiss Connection: The Clash Between CoinsPaid and Ex-Director Frédéric Hubin
Excerpt A sharp corporate dispute has unfolded between Frédéric Hubin, former director of CoinsPaid, and...
US trading partners ‘dazed and confused’ after tariff court loss
The judges suggested that any injunction could potentially be narrowed to apply only to those who sued.
Asia is ahead of the curve of using AI to fight fraud. Here’s what the rest of the world can learn from it
As Asia’s crime syndicates make headlines, Asian banks are quietly leading a shift in how to prevent fraud.
A tech founder says his son spurned the Ivy League as ‘unfun, judgey and biased against white boys’—he’s one of many heading South for college instead
The number of Northerners going to Southern public schools has risen 84% over the past two decades.
