A New Video Goes Behind the Scenes of Vogue World: Paris
From fittings at the Westin Paris to reversals at the Place Vendôme, here’s how Vogue World: Paris came together...
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Vivian Nguyen
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Trump’s VP pick JD Vance owns up to $500,000 in Bitcoin
Vance's Bitcoin investment signals potential for increased crypto advocacy and policy shifts in a future Trump administration. The post Trump’s
Estefano Gomez
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Argentina’s central bank hosts a live Bitcoin mining exhibit
Argentina's central bank showcases live Bitcoin miners and shredded currency art, exploring the future of money. The post Argentina’s central
Vivian Nguyen
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SingularityDAO merges with Cogito Finance and SelfKey following community approval
The merger could significantly advance AI and DeFi integration, potentially transforming financial services through innovative tokenization. The post SingularityDAO merges
bukky
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5 accessory mistakes to avoid in the corporate world
Working in the corporate space can be challenging as a fashionista because as much as you want to be creative with your
Jonathan Turner
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IRONMAN Kona heartbreak this time for Trevor Foley – but could he end the drought for US men in Hawaii?
This year's race ended in devastating fashion but young US star believes he can win the IRONMAN World Championship in
Leadership News
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African Fashion Festival Abuja Opens Today
Abuja is set to host a fashion festival on November 1 – 2, at the Abuja Continental Hotel. Titled African
The Conversation
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Can OpenAI’s Strawberry program deceive humans?
OpenAI, the company that made ChatGPT, has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) system called Strawberry. It is designed not
36Kr English
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ByteDance’s Lemon8 borrows from Xiaohongshu, but can it keep users hooked?
With Xiaohongshu-inspired design and TikTok’s global pull, Lemon8 is gaining traction abroad. The post ByteDance’s Lemon8 borrows from Xiaohongshu, but
Amos Robi
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Significance of judicial mace during DP Kindiki’s swearing-in at the KICC
Typically designed as a staff or rod, the judicial mace is often ornately crafted from materials such as wood or
