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LEWARD JEKE | Africa's future tied to stronger financial architecture
The conundrum of financial liberalisation resolves not into a verdict of success or failure but into a question of conditions, writes Leward Jeke…
A new book argues for more colour in architecture
A rainbow of hues appears throughout Chromatic Architecture, a new book by artist-designer Adam Nathaniel Furman and journalist Kate Mazade that explores how colour can be wielded in the built environment to dazzling effect. The 200-page title…
How 'battle of the buildings' shaped Bradford's beautiful architecture
While nationally architects, politicians and critics were arguing passionately over whether civic buildings should adopt the authority and discipline of Classical architecture or the romance and moral seriousness of the Gothic Revival, one city…
The prediction that Linux had no future aged disastrously
A few months after Linus Torvalds released the first version of Linux, he found himself arguing publicly with someone whose work had helped shape the project in the first place. If you're fuzzy on the terminology, what the Linux kernel actually…
Prediction: Nvidia Stock Will Hit $300 Before 2026 Is Over
Nvidia (NVDA -0.06%) has been an OK stock pick this year. It has risen to about $225 per share, but I think it could notch $300 per share before 2026 is over. That's a rapid rise in just a few months, but after looking at the numbers, I think it's…
Prediction: Even After Soaring 180%, a Stock Split Isn't on the Horizon for AMD. Here's Why.
Over the past year, shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD +6.50%) have surged roughly 180%. Despite a 17% drawdown in the last two months, this outpaces the gains posted by its large rival Nvidia (NVDA -0.06%), whose stock advanced only 23% during…
The Modular Chair That Lets You Swap Parts Like a Building
Most furniture asks one question at the point of purchase: do you like it enough to live with it, possibly forever? Junha Kahm's Facade modular chair asks something different. It asks what you want from it right now, with the understanding that the…
How Hull sculptor turns industrial metal into collectable works of art
A Hull-based sculptor mixes engineering expertise with fine art to create bespoke metal sculptures that are admired and collected around the world. In an age where craftsmanship and individuality are increasingly sought after, contemporary metal…
NITI Aayog proposes major service-sector reforms: What it means for future professionals
The report identifies gaps across professional services in areas such as recognition of professionals, market entry, licensing, permissible business structures, professional mobility and regulatory overlaps. These issues differ across sectors. For…
Lincoln 'papestry' on permanent display after 7,000 visits
An 18ft-long drawing of Lincoln's historic cobbled Bailgate area and Steep Hill is to become a permanent fixture of the city's gallery. About 7,000 people visited the so-called 'papestry' during its time on display at the Usher Gallery between 20…
Prediction: These 3 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks Will Rise More than 30% Before 2026 Is Over
Before 2026 is over, I think a handful of artificial intelligence (AI)-related stocks will have a very strong finish to the year. On my short list of AI stocks that can rise 30% or more to finish 2026 are Nvidia (NVDA -0.06%), Micron Technology (MU…
Trump Orders Navy To Ditch Modern Jet Launch Technology On Future Aircraft Carrier
President Donald Trump has directed the U.S. Navy to remove electromagnetic aircraft launch systems from a future carrier and replace them with older steam catapults he has long favored. An executive order issued on August 13, 2026, mandates the…
The Cassina Group Announces the Exclusive Listing of Historic Jasper Hall on Sullivan's Island, SC
Among the building's earliest visitors was Colonel George C. Marshall, Fort Moultrie's commandant in 1933, who would later become Chief of Staff of the United States Army, Secretary of State, and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Sited…
AI isn't changing how companies work. It's changing what a company is
Stephen Messer is co-founder of Collective[i] and Intelligence.com, and has been writing about the AI economy on Artificial CommonSense at reloadnyc. This column synthesizes much of Messer's recent writing, and is related to several others…
Emerging Indian studio Kaviar joins the Wallpaper* Architects' Directory for 2026
Kaviar Collaborative, an emerging practice from India, joins the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2026, our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios. Creative duo Kasturi Wagh and Vineet Hingorani combined the first two letters of…
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