Lando Norris became the first new world champion since Max Verstappen in 2021, and former F1 driver Marc Surer has explained why the sport needed it. Although his Red Bull wasn’t quite at its 2023 ...

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Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. The Financial Review’s Rich List is Australia’s most exclusive club. You need $750 million to make the cut. And this year we noticed ...

In celebration of International Dance Day, the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy is set to host a two-day festival titled "Mukto Surer Chhondo" (free-spirited rhythms) today and tomorrow at its National ...

Maternal pride is writ large on Sangeeta Agrawal’s face as she speaks about how she prepared her daughter for the Chess Olympiad. “I made her play in 28 tournaments,” she says from the players’ lounge ...

Strategic efforts to expand AI into production systems are exploding. Here’s how you can accelerate operationalization. Encouraged by industry success stories and the results of their own initial ...

Karen Marie (Mayock) Surer, age 69, of Newark, DE, passed away on Tuesday, September 24, 2024. Proudly born in Philadelphia, PA, and raised in Mt. Laurel, NJ, Karen was the daughter of the late George ...

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The 81st edition of the Whitney Biennial is titled “Even Better Than the Real Thing.” While it occasionally pleasingly provokes, it too often leaves viewers wondering where the real art is hiding. The ...

From an analytical point of view, the hustle and bustle on factory floors can sometimes serve as useful pointers on the direction of the broader economy. Here’s a piece of data, which, seen in ...

A SHORT while ago a Sunday paper carried the headline: "Who is killing the rand?" Surely a much more appropriate question would be: why are we allowing the rand to be killed? It is heartening to see ...