The battle for control of Canada’s largest wireless carrier, revealing  a broader drama of the cutthroat telecom industry, the labyrinth of regulatory and political systems that govern it, and the high stakes corporate games played by the Canadian establishment. In the annals of boardroom drama, the video message clip that emerged in early 2022 was a quiet a show stopper. “Edward. This is from Suzanne”, growled the actor Brain Cox famous for playing the media magnate Logon Roy in the hit television series Succession at Rogers Communication. And also have Joe Natale fuck the fuck off.” The Canadian business community witnessed … Continue reading Siblings fight viciously for the Telecoms empire

Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway has slashed its stake in Apple  in half as part of a selling spree by dumping £76bn of stocks, generating huge investment profits, as investors are fretting over a possible US recession and dumped risky assets. Tokyo’s Topix fell 12.2 per cent, the sharpest fall since Black Monday in October 1987. On Wall Street tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite index fell 6.3 per cent at the open, while the S&P 500 lost 4.1 per cent, before both pared their losses. The Vix Index of expected US stock market turbulence known as Wall Street’s fear gauge jumped above 65 … Continue reading Berkshire makes $47bn after-tax gain by selling 309m Apple shares

Millions of people, often in well-paid jobs and well-organised societies are disengaged and dissatisfied, as rates of mental health conditions among the young are at all-time highs. Wellness spawned a global industry worth an estimated £1.5 trillion in 2024: spas, retreats, and yoga holidays are booming, while even the big employer has a “wellness programme” offering largely useless remedies: AI-based mental health support or lunchtime meditation. Despite criticisms, much of the wellness movement was aimed at improving the wide lot of humanity. What is wellness ? What is amorphous universe while taking part in activities that make a positive health: … Continue reading Heard of AI-based mental health support

Bonding  reads like a 19-century novel of manners for the modern dating etiquette, consent and abuse. Mary sets out to change her life, one ill-advised decision at a time.First, she books a spontaneous flight to Ibiza where she meets Tom and eventually she might finally be fallen gin love.   Adrift in her early thirties, bisexual Mary embarks on a relationship with Tom, an enigmatic chemist working on a drug to treat depression, the modern epidemic. But Eurasia also dramatically diminishes sexual restraint. Mary has just accepted a job at Openr, an ethical, innovative dating app with no limits, which aims … Continue reading Love in future is algorithms and chemicals