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The advertising industry knows a fifth of its impressions are fake and keeps buying anyway
Tension: Advertisers keep pouring billions into digital campaigns while accepting that a staggering share of impressions reach bots, not people. Noise: Industry benchmarks and vanity metrics create the illusion of reach, masking the reality that…
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) Stock Attracts Bullish Analyst Attention as Advertising Business Reaches 250 Million Monthly Viewers
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is generating renewed bullish momentum on Wall Street following its fourth annual advertising upfront, with multiple major banks reiterating buy ratings even as the stock has pulled back from earlier highs in 2026. Canaccord…
'Explosive': why China's gold recycling industry is growing at record speed
China's gold recycling industry is expanding at its fastest pace in a decade amid sustained fervour in the bullion market and strong investment demand that have fuelled a wave of new entrants into the market, latest data showed. Business…
Face forward: why Thailand is the next big thing in beauty trends
The face of beauty in Asia is changing, says Dr Dissapong Panithaporn. He should know, as he sees it every day in Thailand. The younger generation, women and men in their mid-twenties, are edging away from plastic surgery and fillers towards…
Extra fee for travellers in budget a 'blatant tax grab', industry says
Travel industry leaders are furious with the federal government for slugging travellers with an increased departure tax in last week's budget, without detailing where the money will be spent. One tourism industry figure has called it “a…
What do China's plans for new AI law mean for future of technology?
China has confirmed for the first time that it is drawing up a “comprehensive law” on artificial intelligence. Industry insiders said the move showed China had accumulated enough practical experience and was speeding up its governance…
John Lennon: The Last Interview' Undercuts Insights With AI Frills
Just when you think you can't tolerate another Beatles documentary, along comes one that you truly might not be able to tolerate. With John Lennon: The Last Interview, premiering here at the Cannes Film Festival, Steven Soderbergh covers some…
'Retrofuturism': 103 Future Predictions From Past Generations That Were Either A Hit Or A Miss (New Pics)
The future is fascinating. It's mysterious and exciting, and because we can't know for certain what's coming, it provides endless possibilities. Even when it looks bleak, you can choose to be optimistic and believe that good things are coming. And…
Iran unveils plan to charge FEES to use Strait in latest blow to ceasefire
IRAN has unveiled plans to impose fees on ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz – further straining the fragile ceasefire with the US. This comes after president Donald Trump boldly insisted the US does not need any help reopening the…
Inside Kate & William's Gen Z makeover & how it'll save the Royals in the future
TAKE a quick glance at Prince and Princess of Wales' Instagram and you see Wills on a tandem bike with Greg James and Kate serving apple crumble in Borough Market. Just this week, Kate got stuck into making clay on her solo Italian trip –…
Disgusting striking teachers are acting like kids & jeopardising pupils' futures
MESSING around with the Bunsen burner in chemistry, being told to shut up in history and being caught smoking on school grounds was a rite of passage for many kids when I was a teenager. Even if you got detention for being workshy, there was a…
Macroscope | Global stock markets are bubbling along on unjustified optimism
As economist Paul Sheard noted in his book The Power of Money, money is created not only by the fiat of governments or central banks but also by commercial banks. Relatively few people are aware of this fact, but fewer still realise that stock…
Tax changes weigh heavily on auction market
Fewer than half the homes listed for auction sold in Sydney over the weekend as federal budget tax changes injected further uncertainty into a softening housing market. On initial numbers, Sydney's preliminary clearance rate dropped to 49 per cent…
Arsenal v Burnley: Betting tips, odds and free bets (Premier League predictions)
ARSENAL welcome relegated Burnley to the Emirates tonight knowing victory would move them to the brink of Premier League glory. SunSport's betting experts have previewed the clash and picked out the best betting tips, odds and exclusive sign-up…
Fears for 'sad and lonely' Kate Ferdinand's future in Dubai after tragedy
PLASTERING a huge smile on her face, Kate Ferdinand hit the stage with her husband, Rio, for a high-impact workout this week as they launched their latest business venture at a top hotel in Dubai. It was a huge step for the couple who have had a…
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