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16th China Int'l Digital Publishing Expo held in China's Shandong
Visitors browse and select cultural and creative products during the 16th China International Digital Publishing Expo in Jinan, east China's Shandong Province, Aug. 27, 2026. The expo will run from Aug. 27 to 29 in Jinan, capital of east China's…
OpenAI, Google and dozens of other companies publish open letter calling for collective action on cyber defense
More than 100 companies across AI, tech, finance and other industries have put their names on an open letter calling for improvements to cybersecurity. The long list of participants includes Anthropic, AWS, Cisco, Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Google…
Far Right Israeli party publishes children's book about Itamar Ben-Gvir
The far Right Otzma Yehudit party is launching a children's book at its conference on September 1, marking the start of the next school year. The party confirmed to The Jerusalem Post on Thursday that it will be publishing a children's book called…
Lightspeed Publishes its Fifth Annual Sustainability Report
'At Lightspeed, sustainable growth means creating lasting value for our customers, employees, partners and communities. It's ingrained in how we work, what we create and how we build for the future. This year, we advanced that commitment by…
Penguin Random House India backs out of publishing Sonia Gandhi's memoir: report
Penguin Random House India has reportedly backed out of publishing Congress leader Sonia Gandhi's memoir, ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love', after disagreements over editorial changes. Ms. Gandhi turned down “editorial changes and…
Penguin India won't publish Sonia Gandhi's book, had asked for 'changes' which author rejected
With Penguin India out, several Indian publishers are now in the fray and Harper Collins is reported to be close to finalising the agreement to publish and distribute the book in India. The release, scheduled for November 10, was first announced by…
ISU Professor Emeritus publishes book on cancer
POCATELLO — A new book published by an Idaho State University professor emeritus offers insights math can provide on cancer and its treatments. The book published by Leonid Hanin is titled 'Modeling Cancer Progression and the Effects of…
Scottish Government publishes draft bill for second independence referendum
However, as the power to hold any such vote is reserved to Westminster (as confirmed by a UK Supreme Court ruling in 2022) the bill will sit on the shelf until “the necessary powers are secured”, the Scottish Government said. The bill…
Korea Times to deliver KIS-powered investor insights
The Korea Times signed an agreement with Korea Investors Service (KIS), a credit ratings agency, on Friday to collaborate on research content. Under the agreement, the two sides will cooperate on the distribution of research reports, market…
Is Ofgem fit for the future?
Over the last few years, public, political and industry confidence in Ofgem has looked increasingly shaky. This can be attributed to several factors, not least concerns it has failed to keep pace with emerging green technologies; questions over its…
European games industry revenue reached €30bn in 2025
The European games industry generated €30 billion in 2025, with digital purchases accounting for 91% of total revenue, according to Video Games Europe (VGE). This year, VGE expanded its All About Games report from five to 16 countries. The…
German industry presses Merz for tougher China policy
German industry is increasing pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz to take a tougher line with Beijing, with companies calling for stronger action to address what they describe as unfair competition from Chinese rivals. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH…
The T206 Honus Wagner: Latest historic sales and why he objected to the card
Only a T206 Honus Wagner trading card can look like it was half-eaten by a dog and still sell for nearly $500,000 in 2022 and carry an estimated value of nearly four times that price today. Only a T206 Honus Wagner can be cut with a scissors around…
The Oreo Tweet That Foreshadowed the Future of Marketing
What made the Oreo blackout tweet work? A pre-built command center, a delegated approval chain and the judgment to wait — not improvisation. Why do most 'real-time marketing' copycats fail? They copied the creative speed but skipped the…
An Agile Assessment Is A Leader's Best Tool In A Volatile Market
Maayan Aviv, CEO, American Friends of NATAL, is a nonprofit leader with 15+ years of experience, driving impact in mental health treatment. Most leaders dread performance reviews because they treat assessment as an event rather than a habit. As the…
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