While many of us were stockpiling toilet paper in 2020, Jaimee Lupton was busy developing a product to disrupt the shelves of Coles and Woolworths. What she launched would go on to be coined liquid gold – and is on track to bring in $300 million in retail sales this year.
Forbes introduces the first ever ranking of decabillionaire families, who are worth $10 billion or more. Some famous families make the cut; others like the Kennedys and Gettys fall short.
In a two-hour interview with ex-Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson, Russian President Vladimir Putin says Tesla founder Elon Musk can’t be stopped.
Reports grew on social media this week that Tucker Carlson was added to a Ukrainian “kill list” after his Putin interview announcement, but he was added in 2023, and the site is run by an independent group, not the Ukrainian government.
Disney’s latest earnings report left Wall Street “incredibly encouraged” after the entertainment king projected its best annual profit since 2018.
Classified documents were found at Biden’s home and personal offices in 2022.
Luchsinger replaces Gianluca Brozzetti, who held the top spot at Buccellati for nearly 10 years. No reason was given for the change.
The tech giant also announced a slew of Gemini services, including Gemini Advanced, the company’s most powerful AI product, available via its Google One subscription bundle.
For thousands of years, customers have traditionally been individual humans, families or organisations. But what happens when your best customers aren’t human?
After remaining invite-only since its launch in 2023, Jack Dorsey’s social media platform, Bluesky, is open to the public.