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India has a love affair with whisky: Glenmorangie's Caspar MacRae
President and CEO of The Glenmorangie company talks to Forbes India about the single malt whisky's journey, its growing Indian market, challenges, and more
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Train smart, don't burn out: Esha Singh
The rising star in shooting who's at her first Olympic Games, on getting basics right, self-discipline and the benefits of switching on and off with ease
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Mark Zuckerberg, AI's 'open source' evangelist
The 40-year-old tech tycoon laid out his vision in an open letter titled "Open Source AI is the Path Forward" this week. Here is what you need to know about the open versus closed model AI debate
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Against everyone's expectations, the portable CD player is back
A classic from the end of the last century is making an unexpected comeback
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San Diego Comic-Con fans assemble as Marvel eyes major reboot
One of the world's largest pop culture events, Comic-Con began five decades ago as a humble comic book-themed gathering in a hotel basement, but today draws vast crowds and A-list stars promoting new movies and television shows
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Singapore named safest city for tourists, Caracas in Venezuela labelled most risky
Research by Forbes Advisor will be of great interest to travellers who dream of visiting exotic destinations without putting their safety at risk
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From LA's Rocketman to London's Skyfall: Iconic Olympics openings
A look at memorable Olympics curtain-raisers of the past
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Ireland data centres consume more power than houses
According to Ireland's Central Statistics Office (CSO), data centres consumed 21 percent of all metered electricity consumption in 2023, up from five percent in 2015 and 18 percent in 2022
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From 'Joker: Folie a deux' to 'Wolfs', Venice film fest unveils star-studded line-up
Hollywood pals George Clooney and Brad Pitt will also be on Lido island in Venice's lagoon for the world's oldest movie festival, which runs from August 28 to September 7
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As stigma fades, Paris Olympians prioritise mental health
Mental well-being has become as much a focus as strength and conditioning for elite athletes, who long battled the weight of expectations, anxiety and fear of failure in silence for fear of seeming weak
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Researchers identify worrying levels of fibreglass in oysters and mussels
In the spring, research conducted by Dartmouth College in the US revealed the presence of no less than 26 varieties of PFAS (so-called "forever chemicals") in samples of cod, haddock, lobster, salmon, scallop, shrimp and tuna