Ukraine's banks sit 78% aligned with EU standards, the central bank governor says. Fifty new laws are coming, and a $588 billion reconstruction bill is waiting.
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Curry Barker’s Milk & Serial Plan and the Hollywood Pipeline
Curry Barker says Milk & Serial is "probably going to happen" as a feature, opening a YouTube-to-feature pipeline Blum, Wan, and the studios are now courting.
AI Search Reshapes B2B Vendor Marketing as Earned Media Returns
Forrester finds AI search is used by 94% of B2B buyers, and Gartner says 95% of AI citations come from nonpaid sources. PR firms are stepping in.
Shreveport Teen DJ Maddie Mad Built a Business From a School Project
Madison Coleman, 17, known as DJ Maddie Mad, turned a ninth-grade business-plan assignment at Captain Shreve High School into a Shreveport DJ career.
Traitors Star Rachel Duffy Headlines NI Chamber’s Annual Lunch
NI Chamber's 2026 Annual Lunch sold out after booking Traitors winner Rachel Duffy as guest speaker at Titanic Belfast on 19 June, drawing 500 leaders.
Forward-Facing Sonar Splits Anglers, and the Catch Isn’t Higher
Forward-facing sonar is dividing American anglers, and early research says the catch isn't higher. Minnesota is considering a new walleye limit.
Petra Diamonds Puts 1,800 Mine Jobs on the Line as NUM Pushes Back
NUM says Petra Diamonds' business rescue at Finsch and Section 189A at Cullinan put nearly 1,800 mining jobs at risk across two South African diamond mines.
London Tech Week 2026 and the Trust Layer Behind the Rankings
London Tech Week 2026: third globally for AI investment, first for fintech. Chris Hayward's case is the trust layer underneath the rankings.
Five Horror Films Still To Hit Theaters This Summer 2026
Backrooms and Obsession proved 2026 is the year of indie horror. These five films, including Evil Dead Burn and a Cannes hit, are still to come.
Microsoft Considers Spinning Off Xbox as Margins Slide to 3%
Microsoft is reportedly weighing a spin-off, joint venture, or outright sale of Xbox as the gaming unit's margins fell to 3% and layoffs loom in July.