The non-renewable resource, crude oil, plays a vital role in the global economy as the primary source of energy production. It also serves as a key raw material for products like gasoline, diesel, and plastics. Beneath this complex supply chain, a few key emerging trends are changing the oil and gas landscape.
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Rushi Manche: How Early-Stage Investing Changed After the 2023 Market Correction
Across sectors and deal stages, a new era of financial scrutiny and strategic conservatism is taking shape. According to Rushi Manche, this adaptability and resourcefulness have become vital traits for survival and long-term success.
The Silent Takeover of B2B Sales: Why AI Will Decide Every Deal by 2030
Gaudet, CEO of Predictable Profits, believes that by 2030, the traditional B2B sales role will no longer exist. Not because buyers no longer value expertise, but because artificial intelligence will have already completed the work that sales teams once handled.
Roomba's Rise and Fall: Remembering the Robot Vacuum Amidst iRobot's Bankruptcy Filing
Roomba's parent company, iRobot, filed for bankruptcy after more than 20 years in the market. What went wrong?
OpenAI Searches for Head of Preparedness as AI Risks Enter New Era
OpenAI is hiring a new Head of Preparedness to tackle AI risks, lawsuits, and ethical challenges while shaping safer AI products for the public.
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Kia and Hyundai will soon offer free repairs to US owners to prevent the infamous "Kia Boyz" car theft incidents.
Apple explores assembling and packaging iPhone chips in India with CG Semi, marking a major step in diversifying its supply chain from China.
Brainworks Ventures, which works and invests in companies that utilize the latest AI technologies, understands that AI-native companies break the traditional venture model and need different tools and people who know how to use them.
E-waste is no longer a simple environmental concern; it's a dual crisis, a toxic waste problem and a data security threat. Without proper disposal safeguards, businesses face escalating regulatory scrutiny, potential brand damage, and preventable data breaches.
While some businesses take bold leaps, Oscar Elizondo of Pharr, Texas, notes that others begin with smaller steps that gradually shape a brand identity. No matter the scale, what unites them is a commitment to aligning their operations with values that serve a broader good.
Some entrepreneurs are defined by the companies they build. Others are defined by what they endure before they ever begin. Dmitry Saksonov is a founder whose direction was not shaped by success, but by the weight of responsibility he carried after losing everything.
In a landscape saturated with bold claims and media-ready headlines, a new type of scientist has emerged: the credibility enforcer. Their tools? Quote tweets, preprints, op-eds, and podcast appearances. Their currency? Visibility—and the authority it perpetuates.
Russia has blocked FaceTime and other encrypted apps, saying that they are being used for criminal activities.
K&W Cafeteria has permanently closed all nine remaining locations after 88 years, leaving hundreds jobless weeks before Christmas as falling sales and rising costs ended the Southern dining institution.
