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Trevor Milton, the Elon Musk wannabe, is jailed for fraud
The former CEO of Nikola, Trevor Milton, has been found guilty of lying about the development of the company's electric trucks.
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MoneyWeek's people of 2023
What do Taylor Swift, Sam Altman, Charlie Munger and Sam Bankman-Fried have in common? They're all people who moved markets over the past year.
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The legacy of Henry Kissinger
Kissinger's death marks the end of a foreign policy era.
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Demis Hassabis: the little-known grandmaster of Google’s DeepMind AI
Demis Hassabis, boss of Google’s DeepMind AI operation, was caught on the hop by ChatGPT. He scrambled to catch up and now claims to have ushered in a new era.
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Napoleon: the “monster-liberator” of Corsica
Ridley Scott's latest film proves the enduring appeal of the French emperor.
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Can Lidiane Jones be Bumble's perfect match?
Dating app Bumble is taking on Lidiane Jones, a well-regarded leader in tech, as its new boss. Can she work her magic in a new arena?
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The rise and fall of Sam Bankman-Fried – the “boy wonder of crypto”
Why the fate of Sam Bankman-Fried reminds us to be wary of digital tokens and unregulated financial intermediaries.
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K-pop hitman Bang Si-hyuk aims to repeat BTS phenomenon
Bang Si-hyuk created the world’s biggest boy band, BTS, making K-pop music a global sensation and himself very rich. Can he repeat the trick with a girl band?
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Profile of Kwasi Kwarteng, the leading light of the Tory right
Profiles Kwasi Kwarteng, who studied 17th-century currency policy for his doctoral thesis, has always had a keen interest in economic crises. Now he is in one of his own making
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