SpaceX and Tesla Form Committees to Study Merger
spacex tesla merger committees are studying a deal, with Musk saying a 50% shareholder vote is required and SpaceX shares rose about 6.6% after the…
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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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Scaramucci Advises Ex-Press Secretary After Five-Day Tenure
Scaramucci advice arrives as White House press secretary Katie Zacharia leaves after a five-day stint, mirroring Scaramucci’s brief 10-day tenure in 2017.
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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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Vanessa Van Edwards Offers Strategies to Enhance Conversations
Vanessa Van Edwards reveals conversation strategies to combat America's connection crisis, helping you connect confidently with anyone in every interaction.
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Zuckerberg’s ruthless prioritization key to Meta’s AI push
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s ruthless prioritization fuels AI push—how his rapid, detailed responses drive efficiency and strategic focus.
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Nairobi Recruiter Thrives on Unconventional Remote Work Schedule
A Nairobi recruiter thrives on an unconventional remote work schedule, balancing health and productivity in a unique shift.
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Irish firms lose thousands on outdated projects
Irish firms lose thousands on outdated projects annually, highlighting gaps in IT strategy and governance with outdated initiatives.
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Irish businesses struggle to turn sustainability into growth
Irish businesses face hurdles turning sustainability into growth, with SMEs struggling despite commitment—Bank of Ireland’s June Butler highlights practical bar
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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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