o3 AI breakthrough: Is AGI closer than we thought?
The possibility of AGI now appears more imminent, pressing, and real to many than they had previously thought
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Britain’s AI future: Keir Starmer sets the course
To fuel the energy-hungry technologies, British PM Keir Starmer wants to speed up investment in new small nuclear reactors
Push past fear, start cybersecurity empowerment
The promotion and implementation of cybersecurity technology often leave customers feeling bewildered and powerless
Adapting to change: CFOs navigate tech evolution
A recent survey revealed that more than two-thirds of CEOs believe that organisations need to revise their operational strategies to stay competitive
Board meetings: A test of corporate governance
Effective corporate governance hinges on clear communication, accountability, and strategic decision-making during board meetings
A nation in the dark: Cuba’s energy woes
Cuba's energy infrastructure has a complex history shaped by political alliances, especially during and after the Cold War
Thames Water faces breakup or bailout
The financial troubles of Thames Water highlight the challenges facing England and Wales' privatised water industry
Is Spain’s housing policy too late?
Before taking office in 2018, PM Pedro Sánchez stated that Spain had been without a state housing policy for nearly ten years
Trade & labour: The heart of economy
Economy, Trade, Money, Investment, Investors, Employment, Workforce, Education, Banks, Savings
Rome’s ancient battle with inflation
To help control inflation, the Romans lacked knowledge of contemporary economic theories