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How far would you go to extend your lifespan? Alexandra Neagen takes a deep dive into the extreme health craze

In recent years, the professional networking site has become overrun with overly earnest personal anecdotes, tearful selfies and weird sporting analogies. Katie Rosseinsky looks at how LinkedIn became so mortifying

Lattice, founded by Sam Altman’s brother, announced the company will onboard and train AI “digital workers” just like their human counterparts.

Michelle Wahler is now exiting the company after 18 years.

Magdalena Sadlo was caught trafficking cocaine into London’s Heathrow Airport from Dubai

Skydio has a massive lobbying spend, and DJI are under threat –a lot of users have put two and two together

"Success should not create an ever-raising bar of new growth expectations."

Women often shoulder more responsibilities at work and at home.

Shady websites calling for a boycott of Qatar, a New York billboard targeting the Gulf state's rulers, and a Vietnamese outfit floating hundreds of slander-ridden Facebook ads -- all elements of a sprawling influence operation vilifying the country as it mediates between Israel and Hamas.

Social media's influence on investment decisions can lead to impulsive and costly mistakes. Explore the impact of social media on finance and provides strategies for making informed, independent investment choices.

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