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Entertainment
Farrah Abraham Is Unable to Speak After Undergoing Double Disc Jaw Surgery
The Oscar winner admitted she “can’t really get very much done” in order to maintain "movement in my face,” but she has volunteered as tribute on some procedures. “I...
The Twisted True Story Behind The Widower: What Happened to Convicted Murderer Thomas Randolph’s 6th Wife
Where is Thomas Randolph now?When Randolph went on trial again in 2023, the prosecution was not allowed to bring up the death of his second wife or any related...
Hoda Kotb Shares “Worry” Over Daughter Hope’s Health 3 Years After Diabetes Diagnosis
Hoda Kotb is always thinking about her kids. In fact, the former Today anchor often finds herself fretting over her daughter Hope's health after the 7-year-old was diagnosed with...
Kristi Noem Files for Divorce From Bryon Noem 6 Months After Photo Scandal
Kristi Noem "Devastated" by Alleged Photos of Husband Bryon Noem Wearing Fake BreastsKristi Noem is stepping into a new chapter. Six months after photos of her husband Bryon Noem wearing women’s clothing...
Leadership
Substack Hires Former Roku Executive Dan Robbins to Lead Brand Sponsorships
Substack has hired Dan Robbins, a former executive at Roku, as its first head of brand sponsorships, the company confirmed June 15, marking the platform's most significant move yet...
Substack Hires Former Roku Executive Dan Robbins to Lead Brand Sponsorships
Substack has hired Dan Robbins, a former executive at Roku, as its first head of brand sponsorships, the company confirmed June 15, marking the platform's most significant move yet...
Toshifumi Suzuki, Founder of 7 Eleven Japan and ‘God of Retail’, Dies at 93
Toshifumi Suzuki, the founder of 7-Eleven Japan in 1973 and widely considered as the father of Japan's 7 Eleven convenience store industry, died of heart failure at the age...
Momentum Peak Trade Seeks to Bring Structure and Support to Online Trading
Momentum Peak Trade is presenting itself as a brokerage platform for traders who want access to global markets without losing the guidance and clarity often missing from digital investing...
Lifestyle
AI Agent Safety Gets an Open Platform From Nvidia
NVIDIA unveiled the Open Agent Safety Platform on Monday, an open set of tools for AI agent safety, meant to keep agents inside the limits their owners set. It...
The $3 Trillion Problem Hiding in Corporate Contracts, and the AI Built to Find It
Terzo says Fortune 500 companies have recovered hundreds of millions of dollars that leaked out of deals they had already won. Across the global B2B economy, trillions of...
Manufacturing Procurement Software Lands $17M for Axya
Manufacturers still run purchasing on spreadsheets and email chains more often than most founders would guess, and a Montreal startup just raised money to change that. Axya locked in...
Ecommerce Benchmarking Expands as EMARKETER Acquires RetailX
EMARKETER announced today that it has acquired the research arm of RetailX, folding in the UK500 ranking of Britain’s top ecommerce retailers and the CustomerX Index, a pan-European benchmark...
Money
JAY GOLDBERG: Time to open up domestic economy is now
Breadcrumb Trail LinksMoneyNewsOpinionColumnistsPublished Feb 01, 2026 • Last updated 2 hours ago • 3 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
ESMAIL and MOIR: Canada’s health-care system costs patients in many ways
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionColumnistsHealth-care costs for the average Canadian family have grown 1.6 times faster than the cost of housing, 2.2 times faster than the cost of food, and 1.6...
Calgary Sun Letters to the Editor, Jan. 26: ‘The problem with Smith’
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionLettersPublished Jan 26, 2026 • Last updated 58 minutes ago • 5 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
Calgary Sun Letters to the Editor, Jan. 24, 2026: ‘Trump’s insult’
Breadcrumb Trail LinksNewsOpinionLettersPublished Jan 24, 2026 • Last updated 3 hours ago • 2 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you...
Real Estate
BTS Jin Turns Airport Fashion Into Jungkook Tribute, With V Joining the Fun [PHOTOS]
BTS' Jin has once again proved that even a routine airport departure can become an unforgettable moment when the seven members are together. On Wednesday, Sept. 30, Jin arrived...
Caleb Flynn Murder Trial: Defence Says He Is Not on Trial for Cheating
Former "American Idol" contestant Caleb Flynn's murder trial went to the jury Tuesday, Sept. 29, after his defense urged jurors to separate his admitted affair from the question of...
Jonathan McKinsey: NYT Tech Executive Shot Dead by In-Laws in Bay Area Parking Lot Had Previously Faced Child Abuse Domestic Violence Charges
The New York Times tech executive, who was allegedly killed by his in-laws in a California shooting, had previously faced domestic and child abuse allegations, according to a bombshell...
Thailand Floods Could Delay Election Court Ruling: What We Know
Thailand's cabinet approved special holidays for civil servants in Bangkok and three surrounding provinces on Sept. 28 and 29 after heavy rain caused widespread flooding in the capital, raising...
Alina Habba and Turhan Mildon Are Married: Ex-Trump Lawyer and Turkish Business Tycoon Wed at Plush NYC Hotel Before Star-Studded Reception
Former acting New Jersey U.S. attorney Alina Habba, and President Donald Trump's one-time personal lawyer, married a Turkish billionaire in a lavish, star-studded ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria on...
Technology
Commentary: No, AI bots won’t extinguish humanity on their own — but you should worry about the humans behind them
Fears about a future AI apocalypse distract us from its present-day harms — just as its promoters hope. If you’ve devoted even a moment’s attention to the vibes percolating...
A grand display for Xi reveals the limits of Trump’s summitry
WASHINGTON — Expectations were low entering President Trump’s meetings with China’s leader, Xi Jinping, this week, after officials on both sides tempered hopes for a breakthrough. Yet the summit’s stark lack...
Xi, in lavish Trump summit, urges ‘human control’ over AI
WASHINGTON — China’s president issued a call from the White House on Thursday for artificial intelligence to remain “under human control” as the world’s two superpowers race for technological supremacy.Xi Jinping’s...
Meta’s new wearables bring an AI agent, cameras and fresh privacy concerns
Meta is doubling down on smart glasses and artificial intelligence even as concerns mount that wearable technology is being used to violate people’s privacy.On Wednesday, the company said it’s...
Special Edition
Top 10 Entrepreneurs Making Waves to Watch in 2024’s Business World
In a world driven by innovation and audacity, Forbes 40Under40 stands as a testament to the transformative power of youthful entrepreneurship. These dynamic visionaries are not just redefining success; they...
German, Dutch central banks post big losses, warn of more
THE German and Dutch central banks on Friday (Feb 23) posted multi-billion euro losses for 2023 and predicted more financial pain ahead, suggesting that they are unlikely to pay...
Maritime players ink 5 MOUs for digital innovation, collaboration in sector
A TOTAL of five memoranda of understanding (MOUs) were inked on Friday (Feb 23) by different players of the local maritime industry for the further digitalisation of the sector. ...
Basel watchdog urges banks to get on with implementing rules
LOBBYING by banks to water down agreed capital rules simply diverts them and their regulators from dealing with the day-to-day and emerging risks they face, a global banking watchdog...
Commentary: No, AI bots won’t extinguish humanity on their own — but you should worry about the humans behind them