
When the Screens Went Dark: Reflections on Trust and Time at HESTA
HESTA CEO Debby Blakey resigns after a superannuation administration outage disrupted member access, prompting reflection on trust, technology, and leadership in long-term savings.

HESTA CEO Debby Blakey resigns after a superannuation administration outage disrupted member access, prompting reflection on trust, technology, and leadership in long-term savings.

Washington Post CEO Will Lewis resigns days after sweeping layoffs that cut a third of staff; interim leadership named as the paper faces a new chapter.

The prime minister’s chief aide Morgan McSweeney has resigned following a dispute involving Peter Mandelson, marking a quiet but significant shift inside the government’s inner circle.

China is injecting cash to address a $456 billion liquidity shortfall, aiming to stabilize markets through measured central bank actions as financial conditions tighten quietly beneath the surface.

Denny Ellens, owner of Hudsonville Ice Cream, has died. Remembered as a devoted family man and steady community presence, his legacy lives on in everyday moments across Michigan.

Gold prices have swung sharply, with Scott Bessent pointing to unruly Chinese trading as a factor, highlighting how global flows and speculation can unsettle even traditional safe havens.

A viral compilation highlights extreme influencer moments, offering a reflective look at how attention-driven platforms blur judgment, reward escalation, and reshape the meaning of being seen online.

Gold prices have swung sharply, with Scott Bessent pointing to unruly Chinese trading as a factor, highlighting how global flows and speculation can unsettle even traditional safe havens.

Lawsuits against social media companies revive a lingering question: are platforms simply engaging, or deliberately addictive, as concerns grow over mental health impacts on users?

Kroger is expected to name former Walmart executive Greg Foran as CEO, signaling a steady, experience-driven leadership shift amid ongoing pressures in the U.S. grocery industry.

Anglo American’s effort to sell De Beers unfolds amid falling diamond prices, weaker demand, and rising competition from lab-grown stones, marking a pivotal moment for the historic industry.

Dow futures rose after the index crossed 50,000, while a landslide election in Japan lifted U.S. bond yields, linking equity optimism with global political signals.

Angola is pursuing a 20%–30% minority stake in De Beers as part of broader talks with African partners, reflecting strategic caution amid a transforming diamond market.

U.S. stock futures edged higher as investors awaited key jobs and inflation data, reflecting cautious optimism and market anticipation ahead of pivotal economic reports.

DBS Group’s fourth-quarter profit missed estimates as lower interest margins and higher expenses weighed on results, and the bank forecasts slightly lower earnings in 2026.

A viral orange iPhone finish linked to cultural symbolism and social media buzz helped boost early sales momentum for Apple in China.

EU regulators say TikTok’s infinite scroll and autoplay may breach the Digital Services Act, raising broader scrutiny of platform design and user wellbeing.

Novo Nordisk faces growing pricing pressure as competition intensifies in the booming obesity drug market, forcing a balance between market share, access, and profitability.

The latest episode of Two Blokes Talking Electric Cars invites listeners on a reflective journey through EV trends, technology, and the evolving culture of sustainable mobility.

Tesla is expanding U.S. solar cell manufacturing with a goal of reaching 100 GW in capacity to help meet rising energy needs tied to AI and infrastructure growth.

A list of 49 influencers has sparked debate over how social media fame and clout can disrupt daily life, illustrating the weight of attention in digital culture.

Former President Trump has reversed his earlier stance and now supports Nexstar’s proposed $6.2B acquisition of Tegna, saying it could boost competition against national networks.

The White House favors a strong U.S. dollar, but investors remain cautious, weighing market forces and global economic dynamics before responding.

The Dow hits 50,000 as markets await U.S. inflation data and a delayed January jobs report, signaling a week of pivotal economic indicators and market anticipation.