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OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehane addresses the investigation into an OpenAI hack on an Australian government Medicare portal. During an interview with Lawrence Jones, Lehane explains the context of the July security incident and shares findings from their ongoing review. He also reacts to a new Fox News poll showing 71 percent of…

Anshul Sharma, chief investment officer at Savvy. The AI-native RIA is partnering with Allocate to give qualified-purchaser clients access to venture and growth equity managers OCT 29, 2026 By Leo Almazora

“Seo In-young’s Turning Over a New Leaf” singer Seo In Young reminisced about the lavish life she once led while staying at a luxury resort in Japan with her mother and younger sibling.

The Lithuanian defence tech startup is bringing precision guidance to smaller UAVs, using battlefield feedback from Ukraine to develop systems capable of operating at higher altitudes and in GPS-denied environments. Cate Lawrence2 hours ago

Rising military budgets and geopolitical tension are pulling private equity deeper into defense technology. PitchBook reports PE growth investments totaling $4 billion for January-September 2026, compared with $500 million in 2024, as traditional buyout firms move into younger, faster growing companies.

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Alpha School is a chain of AI-centric private schools built around a program where academic subjects are supposed to be all wrapped by lunch, so kids can focus on life skills like “leadership” for most of the day. It’s expensive, and the pedagogy includes unconventional ideas like having kids “earn money by doing academics, so…

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London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has struck a $3.535bn all-cash agreement to buy Octus, the New York-based credit intelligence, data and workflow specialist, in a move that extends its reach deep into private and illiquid credit.