Multimillionaire investor Kevin O’Leary is urging his Harvard MBA students to skip the typical consulting track and build their own businesses instead. According to O’Leary, two-thirds of his Harvard cohort want to pursue a career in consulting, but he’s determined to convince them otherwise. O’Leary argues that spending 24 months in a consulting firm can … Read more
Ubisoft’s CEO Yves Guillemot faced tough questions from shareholders and gamers about the company’s content, including a popular petition to make games playable again. At the company’s annual shareholder meeting in Paris, Guillemot was asked if Ubisoft’s “woke” content, such as the Black samurai in Assassin’s Creed Shadows, was too much. He replied that the … Read more
A security alert from Cloudflare has been detected on the website myanmaritv.com. The issue requires users to verify their humanity before proceeding, suggesting potential security breaches or malicious activity. To resolve the issue, users are advised to enable JavaScript and cookies, which may help protect their online session. This measure is essential in preventing unauthorized … Read more
Colon cancer is on the rise among people under 50, with no clear explanation. Dr. Neelendu Dey, a researcher at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, thinks gut microbes may play a role. The microbiome, comprising trillions of microbes, affects overall health and disease risk, including colon cancer. Diverse gut microbes are linked to better health outcomes. … Read more
CBS has announced its decision to cancel Stephen Colbert’s show, “The Late Show”, at the end of next May. The network claims that the cancellation is purely financial and has no relation to the show’s performance or content. However, many question this explanation given Paramount’s recent settlement with President Trump over a lawsuit related to … Read more
Apollo’s top economist Torsten Sløk is warning that damage from Donald Trump’s tariffs will be felt in the coming months, with inflation expected to peak by November or December. Sløk predicts prices will rise until then, driven by consumer goods and services inflation. According to consensus inflation expectations, inflation is already starting to “lift-off” in … Read more
Spain’s 1-0 win over Switzerland in the quarterfinals was a display of languid efficiency, leaving many to wonder if this is a recipe for success or a sign of complacency. The team’s relaxed pace and predictable build-up play were contrasted with the frenetic energy of their opponents. Despite being outplayed for much of the match, … Read more
Lynsi Snyder, billionaire heiress and president of In-N-Out Burger, is relocating her family from California to Tennessee due to concerns over safety, business regulations, and difficulties in raising a family. The move comes as the company prepares its first major expansion east of Texas. Snyder has led In-N-Out since 2010, modernizing the brand while protecting … Read more
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has blocked the European Commission’s proposed €2 trillion budget plan, citing concerns over Germany’s contributions to the EU. The proposal would have made Germany pay about a quarter of the total spending. This move is seen as a significant departure from previous strategies aimed at positioning Germany as a leader in … Read more
US Air Force Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, the supreme allied commander of Europe, is calling on industry to deliver real capabilities to the field in record time. He emphasized that the defense industrial base must become fully activated to meet the growing global threats. Grynkewich stressed that it’s not just about investing in one area or … Read more