Dangote refinery seeks 10 million investors
Dangote refinery seeks 10 million investors to support expansion plans, aiming to raise $1.6 billion.
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Former OpenAI Employee Held Over Saudi-Backed Spy Plot
OpenAI spy plot claims a former employee received Saudi government help, prompting a U.S. judge to keep him detained over national security risks.
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Student lands Tarte internship with viral TikTok
A student secured a Tarte Cosmetics internship after going viral on TikTok, proving social media can unlock unexpected career opportunities.
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Ukraine pushes domestic jet engines for drones
Domestic jet engines are a top priority for Ukraine’s defense, with a projected need of up to 10,000 units per month from 20 local manufacturers.
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Judge set to widen block on Trump’s ban
Trump media ban could be widened as Judge Timothy Kelly signals a broader injunction on the White House's block, recently, of POLITICO, CNN and MSNBC.
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Russian Lab Worker Death Sparks Unverified Plague Rumors
Pneumonic plague rumors swirl after a 28-year-old lab worker died of pneumonia in Siberia, prompting Russian health officials to address unverified claims.
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Muse helps users shop beyond Amazon
Muse helps users shop beyond Amazon with AI agent handling internet errands.
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Limerick entrepreneur launches tool to tackle college drop-out rates
Limerick entrepreneur Stephen McKeon launches CourseCompass to tackle college drop-out rates in Ireland with psychometric testing and resources for students.
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Irish firms lose thousands on outdated projects
Irish firms lose thousands on outdated projects annually, highlighting gaps in IT strategy and governance with outdated initiatives.
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Ireland’s SMEs lag as AI could boost economy by €45bn
Ireland’s SMEs risk missing out as AI could boost economy by €45bn, but only 6% currently consider it essential for operations.
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