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Success and Leadership

Euroleague Basketball Extends Leadership Appointments and Approves Key Decisions

Euroleague Basketball has confirmed the extension of Dejan Bodiroga as president and Paulius Motiejunas as CEO, each for an additional four years, following a unanimous decision by the Board of Directors and subsequent approval by the Euroleague Commercial Assets (ECA) Shareholders on Thursday. Bodiroga, who took on the role of...
Stats Gate

US Consumer Confidence Wanes Amid Economic Concerns

The Conference Board's consumer confidence index fell to 100.4 in June from a revised 101.3 in May. Although this met economists' expectations, it highlighted a continuing trend: even with ongoing economic growth and a robust labor market, American confidence is diminishing due to prolonged high inflation and interest rates. Another...
Helping Families
CEO Spotlight

Jason Kulpa, Co-Founder of the Kulpa Foundation, Explains the Power of Donor-Assisted Funds in Helping Families

Many families need financial support in an era of increasingly prevalent economic challenges. The Kulpa Foundation, co-founded by philanthropists Jason and Melissa Kulpa, has addressed this pressing issue. The foundation’s mission is to alleviate financial burdens for families through targeted initiatives, a mission that is being significantly advanced through donor-assisted...
Special ReportsTech and Innovation

Australia’s Youngest Generation of Workers Have Mixed Feelings About the Boom of Artificial Intelligence

A survey commissioned by freelance services marketplace Fiverr revealed that Australia's youngest workers, Generation Z, have mixed feelings about the rise of artificial intelligence. According to the survey, 51% of Generation Z fear potential job automation due to AI in the coming years. However, the survey also indicated a more...
Special Reports

Rich Nations Falling Short on Nature Finance Commitments to Poor Countries – Only Norway and Sweden Meet their Fair Share Commitments

A recent report by the Overseas Development Institute (ODI) revealed that several wealthy nations, including the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Italy, and Spain, are contributing less than half of their fair share to nature finance for poorer countries. This assessment follows the developed nations' agreement to collectively provide a minimum...
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