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Yo-Yo Ma on What Our Descendants Will Inherit
Earlier this month, the celebrated cellist Yo-Yo Ma turned seventy—an occasion that led him to reflect on not just his own past but also…
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Who Was Jakobus Onnen? AI Helps Solve Mystery Behind Name of Nazi Executioner Seen in WWII Photo Who Joined SS Death's Head Unit Before War
Artificial intelligence, often linked to scams and deepfakes, is now being put to use for a far more meaningful purpose — uncovering…
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I Taped My Mouth Shut for 100 Days to Get a Better Jawline
You've probably heard of ‘mouth taping’ by now. Emma Roberts, Jimmy Fallon, and Gwyneth Paltrow have all been said to try it out. Not to…
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Driving transformation: How Lionel Lee is steering Westpoint Transit as a second-gen boss
From wage hikes to digitalisation, he is retooling a family business to attract younger drivers and prepare for the future When Westpoint…
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AI’s peak value is in training with private data: Oracle’s Larry Ellison
Models can use such information while keeping it restricted, unlocking huge productivity gains For artificial intelligence (AI) to reach…
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CPF earns Asia-Pacific’s first A in global ranking of pension systems
Singapore’s Central Provident Fund (CPF) has become the first in the Asia-Pacific to earn an A rating in an annual global ranking of…
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Will D.C. Bureaucrats Shut Down the District’s Innovative New Rideshare? | National Review
The Empower service clearly has a better mousetrap and is serving the needs of both drivers and riders. Source link
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Xi’s rare earth ‘bazooka’ sparks global alarm, race for supplies
China’s sweeping new restrictions on rare earth exports mark its first major effort to police the global flow of critical minerals it…
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Oil settles down 1.5% on US-China trade tensions, IEA warning of glut
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, settling 1.5 per cent lower as the International Energy Agency warned of a huge supply glut in 2026, and as…
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Latinas in Beauty Hits First Anniversary, Appoints Advisory Board
As Latinas in Beauty marks its first anniversary, the industry organization is looking ahead — and appointing an advisory board to set the…
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China’s Rare Earth Dominance Must End | National Review
Ending the West’s dependency on China in this area will be expensive, but it is a price that we will have to pay. Source link
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Ferragamo Reimagines the ‘Pure Originality’ of Its Famed Vara Bow With New Global Campaign
Some of fashion’s most lasting ideas start with an accident. In 1978, Fiamma Ferragamo left a grosgrain bow on a prototype pump — and…
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Swiss court says 16.5 billion Swiss francs bond write-off in Credit Suisse rescue was unlawful
A Swiss court on Tuesday (Oct 14) said the Swiss financial market regulator’s 2023 decision to write off 16.5 billion Swiss francs (S$26.7…
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Taxi Driver Season 3 to Premiere in November; Everything We Know So Far
Taxi Driver season 3 premieres in November and features an intense story that will keep viewers on the edge, according to cast member Lee…
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California cracks down on water theft but spares data centers from disclosing how much they use
Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed legislation that would have required data centers to report how much water they use. New data centers have…
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Do You Know What I Know?
Take your young kid with you as you commute through Penn Station and you’ll find that you have a lot to explain. Walking through the Long…
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China making it harder to get rare earth magnet export licences
Chinese rare earth magnet companies have been facing tighter scrutiny on export licence applications since September, sources say, even…
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TCE establishes an office in Costa Rica
A German-based air cargo supervisor has expanded its operations in Costa Rica with a new office that will function as a gateway for…
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Singapore Skies to Sparkle! Catch Rare Shooting Stars for Two Nights Only in October
For two nights next week, shooting stars will streak across the Singapore sky, providing a stunning celestial show for ardent stargazers.…
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Oil settles higher as US, China try to de-escalate trade tensions
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has kept its relatively high global oil demand growth forecasts unchanged for this…
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Diane Keaton’s Shadows and Light
In Vanity Fair in 1987, Keaton told Joan Juliet Buck, “I was always pretty religious as a kid, but I had trouble with Jesus early on…
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Trump Cabinet Secretary Thinks Peaceful Protesters Are Terrorists
“We’re in a country where a friend of mine is a very powerful leader, and my friend of mine is right here,” Trump said. “The reason I call…
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A Hard-Fought Triumph in Israel | National Review
Today’s return of hostages is the direct result of Jerusalem’s commitment and Trump’s unwavering support in the face of immense pressure.…
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Could the Real Christopher Columbus Please Step Forward? | National Review
Let’s return to the genuine Columbus of the Italian immigrants and not to the fictional Columbus of the French revolutionaries and their…