How the Grosvenor family used a 300-year-old leasehold trick to keep the ground beneath London's most expensive addresses — and got the houses back, one 99-year lease at a time. Sir Richard Grosvenor ...

Amsterdam-based Mews, a company specialised in hospitality technology, on Thursday, announced that it has acquired Gothenburg,-based Atomize, the Revenue Management Software (RMS) provider. “We couldn ...

Meetingselect says its aim is to advance the MICE sector (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibits). (L-R) Martin Bergonje, Marielle Sijgers, Judith Huisman, Anouk Roohé, Wouter van Nigtevegt, ...

The estimates we make before starting work shape everything that follows—yet we're terrible at making them accurately. A planner makes a schedule visible, but the reliability of its dates depends on ...

Stockholm-based Norrsken VC, which pledged €300M to startups using AI earlier this year, is launching Fixathon, an AI-for-good hackathon in collaboration with Spotify, Lovable, Google, NVIDIA, Advania ...

Eindhoven-based inPhocal, a deeptech company that claims to use a “unique” laser beam technology to revolutionise laser processing, has secured an additional €5M to accelerate the commercial rollout ...

Cupertino tech giant Apple has joined a new Sustainable Semiconductor Technologies and Systems (SSTS) research programme created by Imec, a research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital ...

The real barriers to wealth aren't what self-help gurus say—and the science reveals something far more uncomfortable than a list of personal failings. Cultural habits that prevent you from becoming ...

Apollo's $35 billion capital solution supports Broadcom's AI XPV platform and Anthropic compute expansion; the primary record does not describe an Nvidia-GPU-backed loan. On June 9, 2026, Apollo ...

Western cultures that prize independence over interdependence leave parents uniquely depleted, suggesting the problem may lie less in what parents do than in the societies they inhabit. A ...

Work & Money Why some retirees regret the hours they spent at work The trap isn't ambition itself—it's mistaking professional indispensability for personal significance, a confusion that leaves many ...

Nobel laureate John Jumper is leaving Google DeepMind for Anthropic after nearly nine years at the Alphabet-owned lab. Losing a Nobel laureate looks like a talent problem. It usually isn’t. When John ...