The rise of a vision that never intended to survive When Saudi Arabia announced NEOM in 2017, the world was told it would become a revolutionary smart city rising from the desert. It would be a 170-kilometre urban corridor known as The Line, powered by renewable energy, governed by advanced …
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Warren Buffett retires at 95: The oracle of Omaha hands the reins
When Warren Buffett announced his forthcoming retirement as Chief Executive Officer of Berkshire Hathaway at the close of 2025, it marked the end of an era in corporate America. At age 95, Buffett’s decision to step aside comes after more than six decades of stewardship over the conglomerate he transformed. …
Read More »Get money back when you shop online in the 2025 shopping season
The 2025 shopping season is shaping up to be one of the most competitive periods for online buyers across the United States and the wider Caribbean. Rising prices and shifting consumer habits mean shoppers are looking for platforms that help them stretch their budgets without changing the way they shop. …
Read More »The layoff shock: More than AI fears
The recent announcements by Amazon and YouTube (a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.) have triggered a wave of commentary suggesting that artificial intelligence is dismantling jobs at scale. Amazon is cutting about 14,000 corporate roles as it ramps AI-investment across its business. Meanwhile YouTube is offering voluntary buy-outs to US staff …
Read More »Google bans crypto wallets
A sudden shift in Android policy Google’s decision to block non-custodial crypto wallets from the Google Play Store unless their developers register with the United States government is one of the most significant moves the mobile ecosystem has seen since the early days of digital assets. The policy change places …
Read More »Job interviews and over 40: Fifteen practical strategies for strong performance
Many applicants over the age of 40 arrive at interviews carrying vast experience, strong judgement and a proven record of navigating workplace challenges. They also carry something else. Assumptions made by recruiters, hiring managers and even junior employees who misread age as a liability. These assumptions often arise long before …
Read More »50-year mortgage: Why an extra two decades can cost far more than it saves
Understanding the rise of the 50-year mortgage Housing affordability has become a difficult challenge in many countries. Younger buyers struggle to secure deposits, middle-income families face high monthly commitments, and older borrowers see lending criteria tighten as they approach retirement. As property prices climb faster than wages, banks and policymakers …
Read More »The AI boom: Why warnings of a new tech bubble are growing louder
The rise of artificial intelligence has become the defining economic and technological story of the decade. Investors, governments and businesses have placed extraordinary confidence in the power of machine learning tools to reshape every industry. This confidence has poured billions into companies that describe themselves as AI innovators. The trend …
Read More »Hair: The hidden health crisis inside synthetic braiding fibres
Why a beloved cultural practice now faces serious scrutiny Braided hairstyles carry centuries of meaning in African and Caribbean communities. They represent skill, identity, beauty, bonding, heritage and resilience. Protective styles have long helped people minimise breakage, reduce heat exposure and manage time. They also support a vibrant business ecosystem …
Read More »The rise and fall of journalism: How a noble profession lost its authority
The origins of journalism as a public duty For most of the twentieth century journalism was anchored in a clear sense of duty. Reporters entered the field with the understanding that they served the public. Newsrooms valued accuracy, restraint and a commitment to gathering facts before drawing conclusions. Publishers invested …
Read More »The yuan and the push for de-dollarisation
How the Chinese yuan is emerging in the financial architecture of the BRICS nations and what it means for the global reserve currency system A shifting global currency order The global financial system has long been anchored on the dominant role of the United States dollar (USD). Estimates suggest the …
Read More »Why the MICHELIN Guide matters more than ever
Inspired by the recognition of Kasbah Tamadot and Son Bunyola in the MICHELIN Guide 2025 A global marker of excellence in modern travel The MICHELIN Guide has long been one of the most recognised authorities in the hospitality world. Its influence was shaped by a simple idea more than a …
Read More »Smartwatch with integrated blood pressure monitoring: The future of personal health management
In an era where health awareness and digital convenience go hand in hand, the smartwatch has evolved beyond being a simple accessory for fitness enthusiasts. Today, it has become a powerful tool for personal health management. The latest innovation from UTime Limited, a smartwatch with integrated blood pressure monitoring, represents …
Read More »High paying remote jobs with no degree: Certifications that can propel your career in 2025
The old paradigm of obtaining a university degree and then seeking employment is shifting. More employers are looking for demonstrable skills and real-world capabilities than formal credentials. If you’re exploring high paying remote jobs with no degree, this article outlines how five key certifications attainable in three to six months …
Read More »Buy or rent a house? The ultimate guide for discerning home seekers
The decision to buy or rent a home is one of the most significant financial and lifestyle choices an individual or family will make. This choice is often fraught with anxiety, particularly in a dynamic real estate market. In Trinidad and Tobago, this decision carries its own distinct considerations. This …
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