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The Cost of the Olympics (Part 1): Declining Appeal in a Rising-Cost World

More and more cities and governments are asking the same question: is hosting the Olympic Games still worth it?

ICONS: Georg Baselitz

Baselitz’s death marks the endpoint of a painting paradigm that emerged from post–World War II Europe’s identity crisis and continues to shape the language of contemporary painting.

Apple Names John Ternus as CEO, Signaling Operational Continuity Over Strategic Reset

Apple confirmed this week that John Ternus will replace Tim Cook as chief executive, opting for internal continuity at a critical point in its product cycle.

Global Deal Activity Rebounds as Mega-Transactions Return After Market Shock

Large-scale mergers and acquisitions surged back this week, signaling renewed corporate confidence despite geopolitical disruption.

LSEG Faces Leadership Pressure as AI Strategy Raises Investor Questions

Growing scrutiny of the London Stock Exchange Group’s performance this week highlights investor concerns over its ability to monetize AI-driven transformation.

AB Foods Spins Off Primark to Unlock Value as Retail Outpaces Food Division

Associated British Foods announced plans this week to spin off Primark, separating its fast-growing retail arm from its slower food operations.

(Another) Justin Bieber Comeback

Justin Bieber’s career has always been defined by excess: early success, intense pressure, public breakdowns, followed by equally visible returns.

Hollywood: A New Golden Age or a Creative Crisis?

Hollywood rarely operates as a purely creative industry. It is far more a capital-intensive system built around cycles, where risk management often overrides originality.

IMF Warns Energy Shock Could Trigger New Wave of Global Debt Stress

The IMF warned this week that rising energy costs and geopolitical disruption could accelerate debt vulnerabilities across advanced and emerging economies.

BP Reverses Green Strategy as New CEO Responds to Investor Pressure

BP’s new chief executive announced a structural overhaul this week, signaling a shift back toward oil and gas after years of renewable expansion.

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