Data Doctors: Businesses that AI won’t replace

The AI-Resistant Economy: Which Jobs Will Thrive in the Age of Automation Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving, capable of tasks once exclusively human – from drafting emails to generating code. This progress understandably sparks concern about job security. However, not all industries face equal disruption. Certain sectors, rooted in uniquely human skills, are poised to … Read more

PSX down 3,715 points amid Gulf war

Pakistan’s Stock Market Plummets: A Week of Uncertainty Pakistan’s stock market experienced a significant downturn on Friday, with the KSE-100 index closing near 157,500 after a decline of 3,715 points. This drop reflects growing investor anxiety surrounding geopolitical instability and profit-taking ahead of the weekend. Geopolitical Tensions Drive Market Volatility The primary driver of the … Read more

Stony Brook employee with long COVID wins $1M over work-from-home denial

Long COVID and the Workplace: A Landmark Case and the Future of Disability Accommodation A Nassau jury’s recent $954,000 award to a Stony Brook University Hospital Blood Donor Center employee, Donna Mirabella, is sending ripples through the legal and employment landscapes. The case centers around the denial of a remote work request due to persistent … Read more

Trump rules out talks without surrender

Middle East War Escalates: Trump Demands “Unconditional Surrender” as Conflict Spreads The conflict in the Middle East entered its seventh day on Friday, with U.S. President Donald Trump demanding “unconditional surrender” from Iran. Israeli airstrikes intensified, hitting both Beirut and Tehran, while Iran continued retaliatory attacks against Israel and Gulf countries. The situation remains highly … Read more

Israeli strikes hit Iran and Lebanon as US targets Iranian warship fleet

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Intense Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran and Beirut Friday as the U.S. Reportedly struck an Iranian drone carrier in its ongoing campaign against Iranian warships. Iran responded with retaliatory attacks across the Middle East, a week into a period of sustained bombardment that U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned is “about … Read more

Eddy Cue Expands Apple’s Formula 1 Push Across TV, Maps and Music

Eddy Cue (L) and Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO of Formula 1, at the Apple TV Press Day at the Barker Hangar on Feb. 03, 2026, in Santa Monica, Calif. Apple TV via Getty Images Eddy Cue, a key executive at Apple since 1989, is driving a significant expansion of Formula 1’s presence in the … Read more

Musk testifies posts during Twitter acquisiton were not effort to lower price

Elon Musk’s Twitter Trial: A Battle Over Stock Manipulation and ‘Stupid Tweets’ Elon Musk is currently defending himself in a San Francisco federal court against accusations that he intentionally drove down Twitter’s stock price before ultimately acquiring the platform in 2022. The lawsuit, brought by a group of Twitter stockholders, alleges Musk violated federal securities … Read more

Roque upbeat on business deals with South Korea

Manila – A series of agreements signed on March 5 at the Philippines-Korea Business Forum in Manila are poised to strengthen economic ties between the two nations, according to Trade Secretary Cristina Roque. Roque stated, “These agreements demonstrate how strong diplomatic ties translate into concrete economic gains. Through the Philippines-Korea FTA (free trade agreement), we … Read more

Eli Lilly launches program to boost employer coverage of obesity drugs

Lilly’s New Playbook: Expanding Access to Obesity Drugs and Reshaping the Market Eli Lilly has launched “Employer Connect,” a new platform aimed at making its obesity drug, Zepbound, more accessible to employees through their health insurance. This move addresses a significant hurdle in the rapidly evolving obesity treatment landscape: cost and inconsistent employer coverage. Although … Read more

Younger Kiwi investors choosing managed funds over property

The Shifting Sands of Investment: Why Property is Losing its Shine For generations, the “Great New Zealand Dream” revolved around owning a home – and often, several investment properties. But a significant shift is underway. Recent data suggests that younger investors, and increasingly those across all age groups, are turning away from traditional property investment … Read more