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Doom Veteran Says Xbox Gutted id Software With 1,600 Layoffs
One of the original creators behind Doom says Microsoft cut off an entire limb when it laid off 1,600 people…
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Romania’s 5.2% AI adoption rate fuels Bucharest’s 100-speaker expo
Romania lags behind the European average for business AI use, yet its capital is about to host one hundred speakers…
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French fintech Qonto conquers eight countries after founders’ own banking frustrations
Most small business owners know the sting of being rejected by a traditional bank account. Qonto turned that shared frustration…
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6 Million Ants Excavate Underground Fungus Cities Rivaling Tennis Courts
One colony moved 40 tons of soil to build an underground metropolis the size of a tennis court. The discovery…
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European startups pulled in €8.6B during July as exits surge
European venture funding hit €8.6 billion in July, a figure usually reserved for entire quarters. A wave of exits is…
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Defense ties with Israel pull India into a sprawling Mediterranean-to-Indo-Pacific bloc
India is quietly anchoring a new strategic corridor that links Mediterranean security to Indo-Pacific ambitions without formally joining any alliance.…
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DeepMind Loses Independence as Nobel Winner Steps Back From Daily Control
One of the world’s most celebrated AI labs is being absorbed into Google’s main operations just as its Nobel laureate…
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Antarctica Plunges to Minus 119 Degrees While the World Burns
Antarctica just recorded a temperature 119 degrees below zero as the rest of the planet strings together its hottest months…
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Rite Aid’s Second Bankruptcy Threatens to Erase All 347 California Locations
Rite Aid is barreling toward a second bankruptcy that could permanently shutter every one of its 347 stores across California.…
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