Three leading public health and social psychology experts warn that the U.K. is failing to apply vital lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic as flu cases surge with hospitals facing mounting winter ...

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A whimsical immersive walkthrough experience has just opened in Los Angeles with the goal of encouraging people to slow down and feel less stressed. And the key to reaching this Zen-like state is ...

Many investors are asking themselves if we are living in an AI bubble; others have gone beyond that and are simply asking themselves, until when? Yet the bubble keeps growing, fueled by that perilous ...

Joe Lunardi just dropped his latest bracketology update, and there’s good news and bad news if you’re a Big 12 basketball fan. The good news? The league’s got loads of teams in the mix. The bad news?

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Before the great financial crisis, did you know what a mortgage-backed security was? A credit default swap? Had you ever heard of Lehman Brothers? Every economic bubble has its own vernacular. The ...

For people who move money in the name of impact, the shutdown of USAID landed like a star collapsing into itself. The United States government’s flagship development agency—once the world’s biggest ...

The battle for private equity talent has turned into an arms race of eye-watering guarantees and partner raids, but the economics won't add up forever, writes The Global Lawyer. I ask because we have ...

Recently, Skaneateles senior Reid Danforth‘s mind has been on his grandfather, the late Bill Danforth. Danforth credits his grandfather — who played for Camillus (now West Genesee) and Princeton ...

Editor's take: Normal people are now shelling out hundreds of dollars for modest RAM upgrades, while the companies powering the AI boom are looking forward to even more market hysteria. And despite ...

MUMBAI, Dec 5 (Reuters) - A potential artificial intelligence bubble will deflate faster than past tech cycles but give way to an even stronger rebound as corporate adoption catches up with ...