ByteDance’s agentic AI smartphone dials up a digital backlash from China’s top apps
ByteDance, the owner of TikTok, has moved to tighten controls on its artificial intelligence-powered smartphone after several of…
What does the housing market have in store in 2026? Property experts weigh in – The Irish Times
Marian Finnegan Chief executive of Sherry FitzGerald Marian Finnegan is chief executive of Sherry FitzGerald The residential market…
Alibaba’s Qwen app becomes the world’s fastest growing AI app as MAUs surge 149%
Alibaba Group Holding’s new flagship artificial intelligence app Qwen was the fastest growing AI app in the world…
It’s time to give NASA an astrophysics nervous system
The most tragic event in modern astronomy isn’t a funding cut or a launch failure. It is a…
Competition, not price controls, just slashed GLP-1 prices
Novo Nordisk just announced price cuts for Ozempic and Wegovy, whose list prices as recently as last year were around $1,000…
Mapping the emerging Greek life sciences and health entrepreneurship ecosystem: Dry land or fertile ground?
We are witnessing a decentralization and dissemination of innovation and entrepreneurial hubs, shifting attention toward alternative and unexpected…
Struggle with sleeping? Here are seven tips to help you nod off
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Resist the New Autotune – Noah Hickey
I was recently speaking with a group of fellow musicians about AI-generated music appearing on Spotify. I argued…
Labour’s inheritance tax raid hurts all family businesses, not just rich farmers
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Animal print interiors: how to embrace your wild side while keeping it classy
Like almost every other arena of design, the world of interiors has long been lured by the beauty…
What is the most compelling opportunity now in Ireland’s commercial property market? – The Irish Times
In 2025, one of the standout outperformances in Irish commercial property came from the sale of the Trinity…
Ireland still isn’t doing enough to tackle violence against women
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