Financial Times
The Met is on a mission to win over a wider — and younger — audience with a pioneering programme of contemporary works
Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate’s campaign gets under way with explosion of online content
New data shows progress on diversifying leadership of US companies is one step forward, two steps back
Decision comes after weeks of unrest on US campus triggered by pro-Palestinian protesters
Comments come after police cleared pro-Palestinian protesters from university’s campus and ongoing unrest across the US
Apprehensions also made at Yale, while Columbia moves to online classes amid furore over Gaza protests
Forbes (German edition)
How are Western sanctions affecting Russia’s richest men? Let’s look at their yachts o find out.
Paulina Grnarova believes her AI start-up Deep Judge will revolutionize the legal industry using natural language processing
Why lab-grown meet will likely remain too expensive for consumers for the foreseeable future
Mo Gawdat was formerly chief business officer of Google’s secretive research and development arm, X.
Jan-Niklas Kokott speciliases in building direct-to-consumer brands. He did it for Glossier. Now he is helping other businesses
Johannes Braith is tackling the last-mile delivery problem while making use of all that unfilled commercial real estate.
The story behind Almdudler, Austria’s most popular soft drink and why VC money is skewing the market
Luka Ivicevic wants to change the paradigm when it comes to preventative healthcare with his new subscription-based start-up Index Health
TUW.MEDIA
Austrian AI start-up Kaleido pioneered one-click background removal in images. Canva noticed and dolled out $300 million to acquire it.