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The executive retention problem most companies are solving backwards
One aspect of leadership that never ceases to amaze me is the tension between leaders, compensation and performance. Most ...
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'One power or two powers can't solve...': UN chief advocates for multipolarity, cites India-EU FTA
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasises the need for multi-polarity, highlighting the India-EU Free Trade Agreement ...
Researchers developed an AI model that guides material synthesis by predicting multiple viable production pathways.
Fluorine has changed the world of medicine. You might not see it, but newly approved drugs contain at least one fluorine atom ...
Housing crisis analysis reveals America built owner-occupied housing at twice population growth until 2000, but construction ...
The economy has sent the Reserve Bank an unambiguous message: it cannot take even mild demand stimulus without overheating.
Living in a house undergoing renovation can be disruptive. Noise, dust, and temporary loss of access to certain spaces are common inconveniences. When renovations are staged correctly, these ...
Your daily AI horoscope On February 4, 2026, the cosmic energy shifts toward forward momentum as Uranus finally ends its long ...
Los Angeles' housing crisis is caused by decades of political hesitation, resulting in a shortage of housing despite near-universal agreement that more homes are needed, and is exacerbated by ...
After some president–board drama at Morris Brown College, historically Black college leaders and experts are reviving discussions about how to stem leadership turnover.
In the face of the global energy shift, power utilities are faced with unprecedented challenges. These include grid instability, rising costs and the pressure to incorporate volatile renewable sources ...
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Episode 1: Why most people are broke despite earning a salary: Income is not the problem. Habits are
By Ezekiel Adu Mensah Across offices, factories and campuses, millions earn a salary every month yet remain financially strained. The paradox is familiar: regular income, constant pressure. It raises ...
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