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Strava’s public listing will help it race ahead of competitors
It needs extra financial oomph to expand its coaching offerings
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The battle for Warner Bros is only getting fiercer
Netflix has sweetened its offer to fend off Paramount
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Signing the office birthday card
A simple task made complicated by work
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Europe can still win the other AI race
Use of the technology is picking up pace
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Chinese AI models are popular. But can they make money?
Building world-class software was the easy part
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TikTok is still a danger. America no longer cares
The app will be owned by allies of the president but retain ties to China
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Why the beauty industry is booming
Plain bottles with clinical labels are part of the secret
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Innovations in energy and finance are further inflating the AI bubble
How to bust bottlenecks
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Falling wine sales reflect a lonelier and more atomised world
It’s not just health-conscious youngsters who are saying no to Bordeaux
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The parable of the supermarket self-checkout
How imperfect technologies spread
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The race for copper has brought a wave of mining mega-mergers
But consolidation will not ease the shortage
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How Saks Fifth Avenue’s owner went bust
The posh department-store group has itself to blame
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Donald Trump used to be risk-averse. Is that changing?
America’s president suddenly seems like a man in a hurry
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Under growing pressure, Elon Musk backs down on nude deepfakes
His chatbot, Grok, has incensed regulators and created commercial risks for X
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A new generation of Chinese companies is expanding around the world
And they are doing things differently from their elders
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Who will cash in on Venezuelan oil?
Rewards will require taking big risks
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Job applicants are winning the AI arms race against recruiters
Companies have been hit by a wave of chatbot-generated applications
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The problem with promotions
The Peter principle is alive and well
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Germany’s industrial conglomerates are breaking up to stay alive
Economic woes are accelerating a trend of divestments
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Social media are helping cults to recruit and control members
The internet has replaced door-to-door evangelists with online influencers