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Masters’ Union Launches a Business Degree Built on Carbon Rules
Masters' Union's new sustainability postgraduate programme bets on India's hardening ESG rules for jobs, even as global green hiring cools.
Nvidia’s $600 Billion OpenAI Bet Shadows a Global Tech Selloff
Chip stocks sank worldwide as Nvidia's expanding financing guarantee for OpenAI's Ohio data center exposed how circular the AI spending boom has become.
Your AI-Written Business Plan Is Starting to Cost You Funding
Small businesses are racing to adopt AI, but venture investors and lenders are learning to recognize and discount generic, AI-written business plans.
Small Businesses’ Failed AI Pilots Leave a Costly Paper Trail
Small business AI pilots fail at a 95% clip, and the undocumented process behind it is the same red flag lenders price into a sale.
Sierra Leone’s Labour Ministry Presses Banks After Union Trust Bank’s Collapse
Sierra Leone's labour ministry summoned bank executives in Freetown to press severance and outsourcing compliance.
BIS Warns AI’s Debt-Fueled Boom Is Blurring Inflation Signals
AI's debt-financed spending boom is splitting global growth between chip-exporting winners and everyone else, the BIS warns.
Suni Lee Chases the 30% Her Illness Cost Her in Paris
Eight days into training, Suni Lee is already hitting Olympic-level skills again, but her coach says the real bet is unlocking the 30% Paris never saw.
Banking Groups Push Fed to Define Who Qualifies for Skinny Accounts
Banking trade groups want the Fed to publish clear eligibility rules for its Skinny Payment Accounts, a move that could hand crypto firms a faster way in.
Toledano and Nakache’s Mizrahi Family Film Draws Millions in France
Toledano and Nakache's Mizrahi family drama has outsold France's entire Jewish population in tickets as antisemitic incidents nearly triple nationwide.