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Mark Zuckerberg is poised to finish what Jack Dorsey started: a 'cascade' of AI-related layoffs across the tech sector, top tech analyst says

Meta's CEO might emerge as the unlikely architect of a new era of AI-driven workforce cuts — one that analysts warn could ripple far beyond Silicon Valley

Fortune

Steam users in the UK who want 'mature game content' must now register a credit card on their accounts to prove they're old enough

Valve is taking a simple approach to the UK's Online Safety Act: You have a credit card, or you don't get in.

PC Gamer

Why the UK government could be set for £5 billion boost

Rachel Reeves is reportedly eyeing a £5bn windfall from the sale of seized cryptocurrency to help fill a gap in public finances.

The Independent UK

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Bitcoin price all-time high: What’s behind crypto’s record-breaking rally – and how high could it go?

The cryptocurrency’s latest price surge has revived ‘digital gold’ comparisons

The Independent UK

Mark Zuckerberg unveils superintelligence lab to build superhuman AI

Artificial intelligence effort includes high-profile hires from OpenAI’s ChatGPT team

The Independent UK

Oatly was a pioneer in the world of oat-based dairy challengers. As milk makes a comeback, it has to prove its drinks are more than a fad

Oatly was valued at $2 billion when it went public in 2021. A lot has since changed within the company—and the entire dairy vs. non-dairy landscape.

Fortune

Decathlon doesn’t do shoe boxes or big adverts. Yet the French giant has quietly become the crown jewel of the sports retail world

Decathlon found a void in the nature- and sport-loving market, tapped into it, and built a monumental business out of it.

Fortune

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The Catholic Church is using the upcoming Paris Olympics to engage young people − but several popes have already promoted sports as a way to teach Christian values

As the sporting world and fans await the opening ceremonies of the 2024 Paris Olympics and the Paralympic Games, eight Catholic dioceses in Greater Paris have already ignited their own Olympic flame by organizing the “Holy Games.” The project is a collaboration between the Archdiocese of Paris and the French…

The Conversation

Freedom in frames: photographing an Afghan refugee's Olympic dream

In an intimate and surprising series, French photographer Amandine Lauriol skilfully captures the multifaceted life of Marzieh Hamidi, a young taekwondo athlete and Afghan refugee in France. Her exhibition "Azadi" – Freedom – is showing at this year's Urban Eye photo festival in Corbeil-Essonnes outside Paris.

Radio France Internationale

Ministers slam political grandstanding over murder of 12-year-old girl in Paris

The council of ministers on Wednesday hailed the "courage" of the parents of Lola, the 12-year-old girl killed in atrocious conditions over the weekend in Paris, "who are facing the unspeakable", government spokesman Olivier Véran said.

Radio France Internationale

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