Home Business

Business

Global corporations, commerce, enterprise mergers, executive leadership, and trade.

Showing 18 of 2,277 stories indexed
Doomsday tech: could AI really kill us all? - Bangkok Post
Bangkok Post Sep 11, 2026

Doomsday tech: could AI really kill us all? - Bangkok Post

AI experts have long described the threat of harm to humans on a large scale as critical. (Photo: AFP) TOKYO - Stark warnings from artificial intelligence researchers that advanced forms of the technology could wipe out humanity have raised questions over whether governments are ...

By Bangkok Post Read ↗
This Phone Pulled a 1-Ton Airplane - GMA Network
GMA News Online Sep 11, 2026

This Phone Pulled a 1-Ton Airplane - GMA Network

Yes, you read that right! You’re about to meet the most durable phone yet. Before the grand reveal though, it must be said: a phone’s strength is more than its sturdiness. Your phone must be tough on the outside and inside. This means considering its performance, battery life, an...

By GMA News Online Read ↗
Occidental Mindoro bans live hog entry amid swine fever case
Philippine Daily Inquirer Sep 11, 2026

Occidental Mindoro bans live hog entry amid swine fever case

CALAPAN CITY — The provincial government has temporarily banned the entry of live hogs for slaughter from other provinces following the confirmation of an active African swine fever (ASF) case in San Jose, Oriental Mindoro.

By Philippine Daily Inquirer Read ↗
Semaglutide slows signs of ageing and extends life in mice, study finds
India Today Sep 11, 2026

Semaglutide slows signs of ageing and extends life in mice, study finds

A drug already widely known for its role in weight loss and diabetes treatment may have another possible benefit: slowing some effects of ageing. A new study published in Nature has found that semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor-activating medicine, improved several measures of physica...

By India Today Read ↗
AI boom faces a reality check as OpenAI, Anthropic head for IPOs
India Today Sep 11, 2026

AI boom faces a reality check as OpenAI, Anthropic head for IPOs

The artificial intelligence boom is approaching a crucial test as OpenAI and Anthropic prepare to enter public markets, where their valuations will face scrutiny from investors armed with detailed financial disclosures rather than private funding rounds and growth expectations.

By India Today Read ↗
← Previous Page 37 of 127 Next →