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Smart contracts are the backbone of Web3, but let’s be real, they’re not as “smart” or as “secure” as we’d like them to be. With billions of dollars locked into decentralized applications, even the smallest vulnerability can lead to massive losses. Also, as blockchain adoption grows, bad actors are getting...

In recent months, several Republican-led red states have embraced a controversial push to mandate in‐office work for government employees. Given the Republican leadership of these states, the evidence suggests this move prioritizes partisan political agendas over evidence-based decision-making, especially given its alignment with the Trump administration’s federal RTO mandate. Rather...

The life of an executive is filled with relentless demands and stress. While the adage ‘all work and no play makes Lily a dull girl’ holds true, it also leads to burnout, frustration, and diminished productivity. For executives, finding time for creative pursuits isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity. As...

Breaking into the U.S. real estate market is not for the faint of heart. The industry is highly competitive, regulations are strict, and only those with the right combination of experience, strategy, and vision can thrive. Many developers attempt to expand into the U.S., but few succeed in making a...

In the digital age, technology has ingrained itself in nearly all aspects of society, helping streamline tasks that were once mundane, time-consuming, and expensive. For nonprofit organizations, balancing daily operations with broader goals often means improving efficiency with an eye on bolstering the bottom line. In recent years, non-governmental organizations...

With a staggering net worth of $42.6 billion, Thailand’s Chearavanont family has secured its place as the second richest family in Asia, following India’s Ambani dynasty. Their fortune stems from the Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group, a diversified conglomerate with interests spanning food production, retail, telecommunications, e-commerce, finance, healthcare, and real...

Citigroup announced on Tuesday that it had set Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser’s total compensation for 2024 at $34.5 million, marking a 33% increase from the previous year. The compensation package consists of a $1.5 million base salary, a $4.95 million cash incentive, and the remainder in deferred incentives. In...

The Entrepreneurial Foundation: From his early days in Buffalo to becoming a prominent entrepreneur and philanthropist, Jordan Fried's journey exemplifies how business success can catalyze meaningful social impact. As a serial entrepreneur who has ventured into various sectors, from technology to hospitality, Fried's approach to business and giving offers insights into...

OHI Group has revealed a significant leadership change at its Brazilian affiliate, Omni Táxi Aéreo (OTA), marking the beginning of a new chapter in 2025 following a successful and dynamic year in 2024. As part of this strategic transition, Roberto Coimbra will step down as CEO of OTA to take...

Streaming is now the default way billions of people around the world access entertainment, replacing cable TV and physical media with an endless buffet of on-demand content. As global OTT video subscriptions head toward an estimated 2 billion by 2028, the industry’s strategy has historically revolved around scaling fast to...