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Scientists Detect Strange New Structures Deep Inside the Earth
A hidden world beneath our feet The deepest hole humans have ever drilled barely scratches the planet’s outer skin. Everything we know about the thousands of kilometers below that comes secondhand â inferred from the way seismic waves bend, slow, speed up and scatter as they race through the planet’s interior. And according to new…
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Life Uses 4 DNA Letters. Scientists Just Made 8 Work
Doubling the Alphabet of Life Every living thing on Earth â from deep-sea bacteria to blue whales â writes its instructions using the same four chemical letters: A, T, G and C. Those four bases, paired off in the twisting ladder of the double helix, encode the proteins, regulatory signals and inherited traits of essentially…
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Green Lift: Hong Kong Widens Finance Taxonomy to Spur Transition Capital
Hong Kong is broadening its sustainable finance taxonomy in a bid to unlock a bigger pool of capital for companies that are cleaning up their operations but are not yet, by any strict definition, “green.” The expansion marks a significant shift in how the city frames climate finance. Taxonomies â essentially classification systems that spell…
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The Repo Market Is the ‘Dark Matter’ of Finance: Powerful and Perilous
Most people will never knowingly interact with the repurchase agreement market. Yet without it, the machinery of modern finance would seize up within hours. That paradox â enormous influence combined with near-total invisibility to the public â has earned the repo market a striking new label: the “dark matter” of the financial system. The comparison…
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They Paid $470,000 for a ‘Boring’ Business. Within Days, Almost Everything Went Wrong
The pitch has become one of the most seductive in modern entrepreneurship: skip the startup, skip the venture capital, and buy a “boring” business instead. A laundromat. A pest control route. An HVAC company. Something unglamorous that already has customers, already has revenue, and already knows how to make money. The appeal is easy to…
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5 Small Business Ideas You Can Start From Home
Starting a business no longer requires a storefront, a warehouse, or even a dedicated office. For a growing number of entrepreneurs, the launch pad is a spare bedroom, a kitchen table, or a corner of the garage. Low overhead, flexible hours, and the ability to test an idea before committing serious money have made home-based…
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Arm CEO Rene Haas Says AI Demand Shows No Sign of Slowing
Arm CEO Rene Haas Says AI Demand Shows No Sign of Slowing The chief executive of Arm, Rene Haas, has pushed back against suggestions that the artificial intelligence boom is running out of road, telling the BBC in an interview that demand for AI computing is not about to slow down. His comments, made as…
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Why the Hugging Face Hack Should Make You Worry More About A.I.
Why the Hugging Face Hack Should Make You Worry More About A.I. Most conversations about artificial intelligence risk orbit the same few themes: job losses, deepfakes, chatbots that hallucinate, and the distant specter of machines that outthink us. A security breach at Hugging Face, the platform that has become the de facto public library of…
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The Case for the Tiny E-Reader, the Most Quietly Radical Gadget in Years
There is a particular kind of technology that earns praise not for what it adds to your life, but for what it takes away. The pocket-sized e-reader belongs to that rare category â and according to a recent argument in The Atlantic, it may be the single best piece of consumer technology to arrive in…
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I’m a Father of Three Who Studies AI: What Parents Actually Need to Know
I spend my working life studying artificial intelligence â how it is built, how it behaves, and how it reshapes the way people learn, work and talk to one another. I also spend my evenings refereeing arguments over screen time, homework and whose turn it is on the tablet. Those two jobs have taught me…