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How Sovereign Wealth Funds Are Shaping AI And Global Growth
Sovereign wealth funds like Abu Dhabi's Mubadala are quietly becoming the architects of AI and energy infrastructure—and reshaping global economic power.
Here are the 3 big things we're watching in the stock market in the week ahead
The Kevin Warsh era is upon us.
Highly charismatic people use 5 'magnetic' phrases to be more likable, says public speaking expert
Public speaking expert and author Vanessa Van Edwards reveals the phrases that highly charismatic people use to build better relationships.
Disney Expected To Announce New Theme Park
Disney is tipped to imminently announce that it is developing a new theme park as part of a $60 billion investment in its Experiences division.
Trump heads to G7 summit in France as world awaits Iran deal
The Iran war has drawn the world's focus, but the G7 is also likely to address Russia's war against Ukraine, which continues to rage in eastern Europe.
JetBlue bets big on Fort Lauderdale, from a new airport lounge to an international gateway
JetBlue faces heavy competition from Miami International Airport, an American Airlines stronghold.
How AT&T Predicts What Customers Will Want Next, And How You Can Too
Learn how to anticipate future customer needs, become a trusted advisor, and balance today's expectations with tomorrow's opportunities for growth.
Michael Jackson Ties His Own Longest Run At No. 1
Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" ties as high longest-running No. 1 on the R&B Streaming Songs chart, matching "Thriller" with a fifth frame in charge.
Elon Musk drifted from Larry Page over a decade ago, but their companies are closer than ever
SpaceX and Google have a long and complicated relationship, but they were both celebrating this week after Elon Musk's company held its blockbuster IPO.
Giants’ 3-Year Infielder Cut By Hated Rival After Injury Setback
The San Francisco Giants have received an update on a promising and versatile infielder who has now left a division rival.
Cubs Decline To Apologize After Controversial Spanish Broadcast Bump
The Chicago Cubs have cast themselves “in a bad light,” according to critics of their decision to relegate a high-profile broadcast team.
Colombia is dangerously close to mistaking aggression for leadership
The winner of the run-off must rebuild what this election campaign has broken, writes Juan Manuel Santos, a former president