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Telegraph takeover by German buyer cleared by culture secretary

Lisa Nandy says there are no grounds to refer Axel Springer deal to Ofcom, ending almost three years of uncertainty for titles

The Guardian - UK · Apr 14

Government gives thumbs up to Telegraph’s £575m German takeover

Politico and Business Insider owner Axel Springer struck the deal to buy the Telegraph Media Group last month.

Evening Standard · Apr 14

Russia's Air Force Is More Dangerous Than Before Ukraine War, Experts Warn

Russia's air force is emerging from the war in Ukraine as a more dangerous fighting force than many Western officials believed in 2022, according to airpower analysts who say Moscow has used the conflict to sharpen tactics, improve weapons integration, and give pilots far more combat experience than they had…

Latin Times · Apr 11

Oracle Layoffs Hit Staff Worldwide as AI Push Drives Immediate Job Cuts

Oracle initiates global layoffs, cutting hundreds of jobs to boost AI infrastructure investment. Discover the impact on market performance and industry trends.

International Business Times UK · Apr 1

Melinda French Gates has a rule for conflict at work: Wait 48 hours before saying anything

The billionaire philanthropist’s 48-hour feedback rule is designed to replace anger with honesty, and it eliminates surprises at performance reviews.

Fortune · Mar 27

Microsoft’s leadership exodus deepens as diversity chief departs — is the company’s “AI-powered transformation” to blame?

An internal memo reveals Microsoft’s HR restructure with new leaders, departures, and AI priorities reshaping employee experience.

Windows Central · Mar 26

Meet Rudrojas Kunvar: 16-year-old Indian-origin US entrepreneur who said 'no' to $300,000 offer because...

Rudrojas had a rough couple of weeks as he did not know how to say 'no' to a $300,000 offer. "That's a lot of money," he said to Business Insider as he recounted how he built an AI tool to help farmers analyze crop health and why he did not…

The Times of India · Mar 25

Dairy Queen CEO says he learned from Warren Buffett being the 'smartest person in the world' isn't the most important attribute for success

Other leaders like Melinda French Gates and Amex CEO Stephen Squeri have taken the former Berkshire Hathaway CEO's advice to heart in navigating business.

Fortune · Mar 21

Robot dogs priced at $300,000 a piece are now guarding some of the country’s biggest data centers

AI companies are turning to quadruped robots, better known as “robot dogs” for security solutions to protect their vast data centers.

Fortune · Mar 17

Google will stop at nothing to get you to sign up to YouTube Premium — and its unskippable 30-second ads could be the final straw

Google is cracking down on more ads for YouTube's TV app, so a YouTube Premium subscription could become essential.

TechRadar · Mar 11