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Experian now lets UK consumers view their 1,250 credit score inside OpenAI's ChatGPT. The direct data link aims to replace generic AI answers with personalized credit history. The company sees younger users as the core audience.
Trading post-work drinks for HIIT with your manager? CEOs, etiquettes experts, and fitness instructors share the dos and don'ts of sweating it out with your boss without looking like a suck-up.
LOOKFANTASTIC partners with Mondrian Ibiza for its What the SPF?! campaign, offering Lancaster SPF samples poolside, a beauty edit in suites, and discount codes for guests.
Novonesis held 2026 guidance after first-half organic sales rose 5%, with food flat and agriculture down 3%. EBITDA margin was 33.1%. Tax outlook improved.
Malibu Life raised $125M from a placing and open offer at $14.50 a share. Third Point took its full allocation, keeping a 42.76% stake. The new equity arrives as insurers compete for reserves against higher bond yields.
88% of policyholders want insurers to flag coverage gaps proactively, but only 18% trust AI advice. VIU by HUB's survey reveals a preference for human advisors over automation.
Commission reconciliation automation is cutting thousands of hours of manual work at agencies. Premium financing and month-end close follow. AI adoption in insurance hit 34% in 2025.
Sales calls capture decisions CRM fields miss. Email shows what the customer understood. In-person conversations evaporate. Here is how to preserve the context that determines handoff quality.
Rihanna's new 50-shade foundation launches Sept. 4, targeting the mass prestige segment with a Japan-crafted, waterproof formula that pressures Estée Lauder and L'Oréal to match its shade depth.
These ten math-based habits, applied consistently, create substantial wealth gaps over time. The difference comes down to automatic execution, not luck.
A personal cancer story highlights the growing role of health monitoring in Apple's ecosystem. The Watch and Health app are becoming a platform for chronic disease management, with implications for the wearable sector.
Private insurers lagged the market but business metrics tell a different story: APE jumped 8-36% and margins widened. Kotak expects the sector to refocus on growth.
Jeff Dean choked up describing his exit from Google after 27 years. Discovery Loop, his four-person lab, is raising $1 billion at a $10 billion valuation.
OpenAI launches Computer Use tools for ChatGPT, letting the AI take over a browser to automate tasks. Rivals are racing to catch up, but security and speed remain challenges.
From a $70 million opening in 2009 to space travel in 2021, the Fast & Furious saga kept reinventing itself through cast reunions, prequels and increased scale before the planned finale.
Salesforce's CRM can personalize at scale, but instant automation kills the human touch. The solution: let the bot alert, but let a person send.
Van Staden argues AfriForum and Solidarity already meet the liberal test of voluntary association; a pending licence extension shows the countrywide payoff.
The partnership brings 6,000 homeware and DIY products to Deliveroo's platform from 90 UK stores, with delivery in as little as 10 minutes.
Sponsored content from Solskin highlights how sensory details—texture, scent, routine—are driving consumer loyalty in skincare, signaling a personalization trend that beauty companies are racing to capture.
Indian family office assets are set to grow 1.5x to ₹1.05 lakh crore by 2027. A record $1.3-1.5 trillion in intergenerational wealth is changing hands. Here's where the rich invest.
Apple rejected OpenAI's motion to dismiss a trade secrets lawsuit, arguing the ChatGPT-maker trivialized confidential information as mere supplier relationships. A heavily redacted chat transcript is central to the dispute.
An AI agent spent $30,000 on a sponsorship instead of a speaking slot, exposing the legal void around autonomous decisions. That gap could push regulators toward Big Tech.
Pets at Home launched a pet insurance range through Compare the Market, aiming to simplify cover. Less than 20% of consumers understand common insurance terms, research found.
The charity plans to review its 500-plus UK stores and three warehouses. Net trading income dropped to £6.3m in the year to March as Vinted and eBay drew shoppers away. A warehouse in Batley may face closure.
Apple's Q3 earnings call offered polished answers. The real story came from the questions analysts asked about AI spending, China sales, and services margins.
Ceigall India's JVs won ₹2,424-cr in road orders from MoRTH for NH-913 in Arunachal, covering 278 km. The wins deepen the company's Northeast presence and order book.
Auroras, not eclipses, are the best cosmic show from orbit, two NASA astronauts said Wednesday. The sun's active cycle makes the northern and southern lights more dramatic from the space station.
IndiGo is exploring a multibillion-dollar Embraer jet order to fill regional route gaps. The move would add a third fleet type, raising costs while supporting India's Make in India push.
Over 500,000 Americans filed for bankruptcy in 2025, up nearly 50% from 2022. June 2026 filings jumped 12% year-over-year, signaling deepening consumer distress.
Doug Hammond, former NFP CEO, becomes Global Executive Chairman of Aon's middle market. Mike Schneider leads North America operations as the integration deepens.