The glass campus in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, is barely a year old. Samsung opened it in September 2025 to replace the Ridgefield Park headquarters it had kept since 1992, and now roughly 739 of the people who work there are being told they can fol…
ASML has spent 2026 getting steadily, expensively larger. The Dutch company whose machines print the world’s most advanced chips is now Europe’s most valuable listed business, worth around $700bn (€600bn), and enough of the investors who own it now say…
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Back in 2007, Argentina’s Lionel Messi and Spain’s Lamine Yamal met for the first time. But it wasn’t on the pitch. Yamal was in a tub, and it was for a UNICEF calendar.
Here Dolph Lundgren discussed his kidney cancer diagnosis (specifically renal cell carcinoma) in 2015, its recurrence in 2020 and how a key ALK mutation was first missed.
A new concern is emerging as AI tools become integrated into daily life: the potential for AI dependence becoming AI addiction.
India’s ultra-cheap solar and agricultural waste could combine with green hydrogen to produce sustainable aviation fuel cheaper than oil-based jet fuel within a decade.
AI runs on land, water, and power—not the cloud. Here is the brutal physical footprint of the data center boom, and the hidden cost communities are paying.