$1 ice cream and billionaire brother founders: Welcome to the biggest fast food chain in the world
The chain, which has over 45,000 stores worldwide, has attracted customers with cheap ice cream and bubble tea.
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I moved from the US to Berlin. I was yelled at and kicked out of registration offices, but I didn’t give up. I’m happier than I ever was living in the US.
Mackenzie Fly moved from the US to Berlin because she loved the city but had a rough time getting a long-term visa and almost gave up.
How hedge funds became an industry of haves and have-nots — and what it means for the $4.5 trillion sector
One manager, Steve Cohen’s Point72, has a waitlist of $9 billion to get into its funds.
Growing protests target Tesla showrooms with Mariachi bands, raccoon puppets, and cardboard Cybertrucks
Tesla protests are growing nationwide as anger grows over Elon Musk’s ties to Trump and DOGE.
Venting on social media about your job can be good, but be very, very careful
Ex-VP of HR at Microsoft Chris Williams shared how venting on LinkedIn and other social media platforms can backfire and when it can be a success.
AI conferences are the new black
AI conferences are being held all over the world as the tech captures the imagination, and the funding. HumanX in Las Vegas is expecting thousands.
News24 | Biggest climate fund urges China, India to step up as US exits
A green fund backed by the United Nations is urging India and China to step up after US President Donald Trump rescinded $4 billion from the world’s biggest climate asset manager.
Trump-Zelensky clash shows Ukraine doesn’t want peace – Kremlin
Kiev’s stance makes it very difficult to move towards a resolution of the conflict, Dmitry Peskov has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Man rowing solo across Pacific rescued from cyclone days out from completing feat
An adventurer who was just days from completing a solo row from the US to Australia has been rescued by a warship after getting caught in a tropical cyclone.
The secret of business success
A study of 50 million companies reveals why some thrive — and others fail