Tech Startup Ecosystem Attracts $5 Billion Investment
Record-breaking year for startup funding as investors pour billions into emerging technology companies.
Record-breaking year for startup funding as investors pour billions into emerging technology companies.
Sustainable finance instruments attract massive investor interest as environmental consciousness drives market growth.

The change has some users of BNPL loans worried, but financial experts say the move could benefit borrowers

IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 AI advancements are rapidly progressing, with companies like Microsoft and OpenAI leading the charge. 🔮 Nathan Myhrvold suggests that achieving human-level AI requires a few significant breakthroughs, or “miracles.” 🌐 The future of AI will …

Brands like Chipotle, Starbucks, Cava, and others are leaning on rewards to keep customers coming back and to build habits that go beyond the occasional coupon.
It's not food, it's not chewing tobacco and it's not gum — though it might look like it when you see it — but it is becoming America's new addictive obsession.
IN A NUTSHELL 💻 Catalytic computing reveals that a full hard drive can enhance computational power, challenging traditional memory usage assumptions. 🧩 The tree evaluation problem serves as a pivotal case study, demonstrating the potential of catalytic tech…
In the near term, these macro headwinds could cap BTC upside.
OPEC+ will increase oil production even more rapidly than expected next month, as the group led by Saudi Arabia seeks to capitalize on strong summer demand in its move to reclaim market share.
You used to get more bang — and burrito — for your buck.
IN A NUTSHELL 🚀 Four key researchers from OpenAI have moved to Meta, indicating a strategic talent shift in the AI industry. 💰 Meta is aggressively recruiting by offering substantial financial incentives, including $100 million signing bonuses. 🧠 The depar…
Other sectors also at risk from attacks, including healthcare, finance and telecommunications, expert warns
Lender says Debbie Crosbie’s package ‘should compete with banks’ but critics say building societies are ‘supposed to be the good guys’
The 2008 crash, Trump, aid budget cuts and a more fragmented world has made debt relief seem a lost cause but there are murmurs of a renaissance