The Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina 2026 is more than just a sports spectacle for Italy — it’s a golden chance to tap into China’s booming passion for skiing and...
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In Grit We Trust: How a New Zealand Founder Built a Resilient Tech Brand by Saying No to the Flashy Stuff
Datamasque wasn’t born from a brainstorm—it was built out of necessity, stubbornness, and a serious security blind spot Paul Tomlinson didn’t have a grand “aha” moment when he helped create...
Philippine Broadband Bet Pays Off as Converge ICT Cofounders See Fortunes Surge
Stock rally, surging subscribers, and data center expansion push Dennis and Grace Uy up the billionaire ranks It’s been a good year for broadband—and an even better one for the...
Renovating While Open? Here’s How Smart Logistics Keep Businesses From Falling Apart
From crowded hallways to missed shipments, one bad move can derail your renovation — but a few logistical tweaks make all the difference Renovating a business while staying open is...
AI Won’t Save Everything’: Tech Mahindra CEO Slams 80% Productivity Promise as a ‘Dangerous Fantasy’
Mohit Joshi says overpromising AI gains could derail IT firms and hurt employees; pushes for sustainable, margin-focused growth instead When CEOs start promising 80% productivity boosts from AI within five...
Christine Hopkins Wins 2025 Vistage Leadership Award for Turning Crisis into Strength
CEO of ASCI honored for bold decisions that reshaped her company and inspired a wider business community The news broke in Anchorage, but it didn’t stay there long. Christine Hopkins,...
Microsoft Credits $500 Million in Savings to AI While Axing Thousands of Jobs
Microsoft says artificial intelligence is saving it hundreds of millions of dollars. But for nearly 15,000 employees this year, that hasn’t meant job security. The company claims its AI investments...
UK Small Firms Crushed by Costly Phone Contracts as £54k Bills Trigger Outrage
Graphic designer’s £54,000 phone deal highlights growing crisis facing thousands of small business owners Nineteen years in business. Survived a recession, a studio fire, and even Covid. But Bradford designer...
Small Businesses in Northern Ireland Say Bank Support Is Drying Up
Branch closures, slow service, and blocked accounts leave owners frustrated and financially vulnerable When Peter Burrows opened the Conservatory Cafe in the quiet village of Killinchy, he wasn’t expecting his...
Naira’s Freefall Pushes Nigerian Banks Over Lending Limits, Say Auditors
Banks in Nigeria are breaching regulatory lending caps — and auditors say it’s not out of recklessness, but because the currency crash left them cornered. Top auditors across the Nigerian...