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Anthropic plans to allocate 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund supporting nonprofits, communities and initiatives addressing AI's impact on workers.
China's economy grew 4.5% in the third quarter of 2026, beating forecasts as strong exports and industrial output offset weak consumer demand.
President Donald Trump has cancelled plans to livestream Nidal Hasan's scheduled military execution after bipartisan criticism, while allowing victims' immediate families to attend in person.
Tesla has unveiled its redesigned Roadster with SpaceX-inspired thrusters and hovering capabilities. Elon Musk says production is planned for 2028.
U.S. stocks opened October with modest gains as Treasury yields eased from multi-year highs, while oil prices and inflation concerns kept markets volatile.
AT&T is warning some iPhone 18 Pro Max users that calls, texts, data and even 911 access may fail, urging customers to install iOS 27.0.1.
Christa Pike survived Tennessee’s failed lethal-injection execution after two doses of pentobarbital. Here is what happened and what could come next.
Meta's Muse AI agent can browse the web, shop, book appointments and manage digital tasks, but experts warn widespread AI agents could create new problems for the internet.
Republican Sen. Cynthia Lummis blocked a Senate resolution criticizing taxpayer-funded television ads featuring Donald Trump as debate grows over their legality.
Wall Street heads into the end of September under pressure as elevated Treasury yields, weaker confidence and inflation concerns challenge U.S. stocks.
Bose has returned to wired earbuds after 11 years with new $99 Noise Cancelling Wired Earbuds featuring USB-C, ANC, lossless audio and no rechargeable battery.
US stock futures fall as oil jumps after Trump rejects an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reviving inflation and rate fears.
The Trump administration is moving to weaken US fuel economy standards, lowering the planned 2031 fleet target and giving automakers more flexibility.
Rising Treasury yields and record diesel prices are adding fresh pressure to US stocks as investors assess inflation, borrowing costs and Fed policy.
Wall Street heads into a volatile finish as oil remains above $100, Treasury yields stay near multi-year highs and investors reassess Fed policy.
Meta has unveiled $1,299 VR Glasses with a 5K micro-OLED display, eye and hand controls, and direct integration with its Muse AI agent.
Jesús Rafael Soto's Pénétrable BBL Jaune is on view at London's Serpentine through October 25, bringing his immersive kinetic art to Kensington Gardens.
Kensington Gardens is hosting a major 2026 cultural programme featuring the Serpentine Pavilion, Jesús Rafael Soto's public sculpture and new events.
Serpentine Galleries is expanding its 2026 programme with Amar Kanwar, Jesús Rafael Soto, the 25th Pavilion and a new Future Art Ecosystems fellowship.
Griffin Catalyst is expanding its philanthropic efforts through education, science and innovation, including a new $30 million math talent initiative.
Bentley has unveiled the £173,000 Torcal, its first fully electric vehicle, as the luxury automaker tests demand for premium EVs.
Serpentine's Art in the Park 2026 features Jesús Rafael Soto's immersive Pénétrable BBL Jaune in Kensington Gardens through October 25.
Jesús Rafael Soto's immersive Pénétrable BBL Jaune is on public display at Serpentine in Kensington Gardens through October 25, 2026.
Apple is testing an AutoLock feature in iOS 27.2 that could automatically lock an iPhone after detecting signs of a snatch-and-grab theft.
US stock futures weaken as rising oil prices, Treasury yields above 5% and concerns over AI spending pressure investors ahead of the Fed.
The Japanese yen faces renewed volatility as investors monitor possible intervention from Tokyo, while Bank of Japan policy and Federal Reserve expectations influence currency markets.
Global markets advanced after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described US-China discussions as successful, boosting optimism ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting.
The Bank of Japan raises its policy rate to 1.25%, a 31-year high, as rising prices, oil costs and yen weakness increase inflation risks.
Nigerians are rushing to buy Dangote Refinery shares in Africa's biggest IPO, with low entry costs fueling a nationwide retail-investor frenzy.
Goldman Sachs now expects the Federal Reserve to raise rates by 25 basis points in September as stronger inflation and higher oil prices reshape the outlook.
US stock futures fall as AI safety concerns weigh on technology shares while oil surges above $108, raising inflation and Fed rate worries.
The US dollar holds near a one-week high as surging oil prices fuel inflation fears, lift Treasury yields and increase Fed rate hike expectations.
The Trump administration is expanding sanctions on Iran and its proxy networks as the conflict disrupts oil supplies and keeps global energy markets under pressure.
Wall Street retreats as oil surges above $100, Treasury yields rise and investors await US inflation data ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting.
Apple has launched the $1,999 iPhone Duo, entering the foldable market as Samsung defends its lead with the Galaxy Z Fold8 and years of experience.
Google will invest at least €13 billion in Finnish AI infrastructure while securing nuclear and renewable power as data-centre energy demand surges.
Xiaomi's 18 Fold combines a wider foldable design, XRing O3 AI processor, 6,000mAh battery and Leica cameras as competition intensifies.
Novartis suffered a major pipeline setback after del-desiran failed its Phase 3 trial for myotonic dystrophy, sending shares sharply lower.
US diesel prices have reached a record high near $5.85 a gallon as Middle East and Russian refinery disruptions squeeze global fuel supplies.
A sweeping US-Venezuela oil agreement grants a US-led company 100-year concessions over 17 oilfields, promising billions in investment while raising concerns over sovereignty, timing and economic returns.
Japanese companies are expanding investment in India as geopolitical tensions, supply-chain concerns and rising business risks in China push firms to diversify across Asia.
The escalating US-Canada trade war is raising costs, disrupting supply chains and forcing businesses on both sides of the border to rethink investment, sourcing and trade plans.
A US federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's blacklisting of AI company Anthropic was unlawful, blocking the Pentagon from enforcing its supply-chain risk designation against the company.
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The National Institute of Economic and Social Research has warned that UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has little room to increase borrowing, saying future spending commitments may require tax rises or spending cuts.
Britannia Financial Group supports Jesús Rafael Soto's Pénétrable BBL Jaune at Serpentine South, bringing a landmark work of kinetic art into Kensington Gardens.
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has suspended his campaign for the U.S.
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South Carolina Republicans unexpectedly blocked a redistricting proposal that could have eliminated Democratic Congressman James Clyburn’s congressional seat, creating a major political setback for national Republicans and President Donald.
Escalating tensions involving Iran are raising concerns about long-term economic damage across Gulf nations, threatening oil markets, investment confidence, and regional stability.
IMF supports gradual BOJ rate hikes to 1.5% by 2027 as Japan exits ultra-easy policy, balancing inflation, growth risks, and heavy public debt pressures.
Tree-covered towers can provide shade, habitat and identity, but their performance depends on species, maintenance, water and the building's full carbon cost.
The countdown to the greatest show on earth has reached its final months.
In a moment that has captured the imagination of the entire planet, the four-person crew of NASA's Artemis II mission has successfully entered lunar orbit.
Enzymes can help recycle selected plastics under controlled conditions; they are not a stand-alone method for cleaning mixed waste from the ocean.
No property is climate-proof.
Restitution decisions turn on provenance, the circumstances of removal, present law and the claims of source communities—not slogans alone.
In a laboratory nestled in the Australian outback, a small, striped creature has taken its first steps, marking a historic victory for modern genetics.
A striking image from the Mariana region is only the start; a species claim requires specimens, comparison, taxonomy and a preserved record.
Impact claims become useful when investors define the outcome, establish a baseline and report both additionality and trade-offs.
Drone planting can map damaged land and place seeds quickly, but hectares restored—not seeds dropped—is the outcome that matters.
Quail need a patchwork of cover, seed, insects and open ground; land management succeeds when those needs overlap through the year.
A large infrastructure allocation says little on its own; delivery depends on timing, funding source, project readiness, maintenance and measurable public value.
Ultra-high-net-worth individuals are flocking to tertiary cities and remote retreats, looking for privacy and community over traditional flashiness.
The multi-generational transfer of wealth is facing new challenges, from ESG requirements to the complexities of digital asset inheritance.
A durable digital record can improve an artwork’s chain of custody, but technology cannot prove that the first attribution, ownership claim or physical match was correct.
A strong street photograph depends on observation and timing, but its value also rests on how the photographer handles consent, vulnerability and context.
Subgroup polling can reveal change, but small samples, turnout assumptions and broad identity labels make precise conclusions much harder than headline comparisons suggest.
For the first time since the dawn of the industrial age, global greenhouse gas emissions have officially peaked.
Virtual events can widen access and enable new forms of performance, but they do not erase the social, economic or technical value of gathering in person.
Meaning is shaped by language, history, setting and power; the same sound or phrase can carry very different weight across audiences.
Global platforms can help regional music reach new listeners, but durable cultural exchange depends on attribution, consent and fair returns to the people who sustain the tradition.
Regional sourcing is growing in parts of Asia, but the evidence points to selective diversification rather than a clean break from global production networks.
A crowded shoreline can reflect currents, temperature, food, predators or observation bias; one bloom does not prove a global trend.
Historic buildings offer lessons in climate, material efficiency and civic meaning, but copying their appearance is not the same as understanding how they worked.
A hummingbird survives on a narrow energy budget, balancing nectar intake, insect protein, temperature and the cost of hovering flight.
Cultural preservation is not about freezing a practice in time; it is about keeping knowledge, context and community control alive as the form evolves.
Hydrogen fuel cells and high-tech sails are transforming the world's most exclusive shipyards as the elite look to reduce their carbon wake.