Author: Adriel Bettelheim

Public health experts fear the administration’s actions have weakened critical health networks.Read More

Global innovation company SOSA and the New Jersey […]Read More

Israel faced mounting international criticism after its national security minister released a video showing detained Gaza flotilla activists kneeling with their hands bound following the interception of aid vessels in international waters.Read More

Global companies are increasingly eager to partner with innovative ​Chinese firms as mounting economic and geopolitical risks fuel a dealmaking boom, JPMorgan’s Global ‌Chair of Investment Banking Anu Aiyengar said in an interview.Read More

Many state retirement systems have followed a pay-as-you-go model, in which current workers fund current retirees. It worked until falling fertility and rising life expectancy threatened sustainability. In 1981, Chile replaced it with a defined-contribution system. Chile’s 2025 reform seeks a comprehensive framework in which solidarity coexists with individual capitalization.Read More

China’s diplomats are on an “AI governance” offensive. At a May 5 United Nations meeting, China’s vice minister of science and technology championedRead More

A feud between two founders over $31 million in startup funding went viral, revealing how AI and the attention economy are reshaping Silicon Valley.Read More

Henna Virkkunen says tech sovereignty means cutting risky dependencies and boosting European capacity in areas from semiconductor supply chains to cloud services.Read More

Technology is transformational but deploying it in organizations can be challenging—here is what the experts doRead More

The fate of Texas Tech football’s 2026 QB being decided by a longtime Lubbock judge and Tech graduate is bad optics. Good for him, stepping aside.Read More