Beyond the Mound: CC Sabathia’s Life After Baseball
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Beyond the Mound: CC Sabathia’s Life After Baseball

After 19 seasons as one of baseball’s most durable left-handers, CC Sabathia is trading the mound for a full-time commitment to philanthropy. As the New York Yankees prepare to retire his No. 52, the focus for Sabathia and his wife, Amber, remains fixed on their PitCCh In Foundation.

Business Faces·September 26, 2026
Canada targets year-end deadline for India trade pact

Canada targets year-end deadline for India trade pact

Canada’s International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu expressed strong confidence that Ottawa and New Delhi will finalize a comprehensive economic partnership agreement by the end of this year. The push for a deal comes as both nations seek to deepen energy ties and secure critical supply chains amid global volatility.

Money Talk·Sep 19
France's bond market signals a return to 2012-era risk

France's bond market signals a return to 2012-era risk

Investors are demanding a premium of over 100 basis points to hold French government debt compared to German bunds, a threshold not breached since the euro zone debt crisis. This surge reflects mounting anxiety over France’s widening budget deficit and a fractured political landscape that threatens to paralyze fiscal reform.

Money Talk·Sep 19
Global Central Banks Pivot Toward Renewed Rate Hikes

Global Central Banks Pivot Toward Renewed Rate Hikes

A fresh cycle of global monetary tightening is taking shape as major central banks pivot to address inflation driven by the protracted Iran war. With energy costs surging and geopolitical instability clouding the horizon, policymakers are signaling that borrowing costs will likely climb higher to anchor long-term expectations.

Revolut Targets Swiss Expansion With Banking License Bid

Revolut Targets Swiss Expansion With Banking License Bid

Digital bank Revolut has officially applied for a Swiss banking license, pairing the move with a 150 million Swiss franc investment to capture more of the Alpine nation's financial sector. The fintech aims to secure local regulatory approval to unlock services currently unavailable to its 1.3 million Swiss account holders.

Aurora CEO Jonah Lowenstein on Scaling the Individual Experience

Aurora CEO Jonah Lowenstein on Scaling the Individual Experience

When Jonah Lowenstein launched the luxury lifestyle management firm Aurora in 2024, he defied the startup obsession with massive user bases. Instead of chasing millions of subscribers, he focused on a hyper-personalized model that treats lifestyle management as a bespoke operating system for high-performing founders, athletes, and family offices.

Brian Chesky replaces meetings with an AI-driven corporate brain

Brian Chesky replaces meetings with an AI-driven corporate brain

At the Skift Global Forum, Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky revealed he has successfully halved his meeting load by building an AI-powered intelligence layer. By training a model on 18,000 Keynote presentations and 50,000 internal documents, he claims to have gained a real-time, comprehensive view of company operations without constant oversight.

Google Tests AI Computing in Low Earth Orbit

Google Tests AI Computing in Low Earth Orbit

Facing mounting local opposition and energy constraints on Earth, Google is taking its artificial intelligence infrastructure to the stars. Next week, the tech giant will launch a prototype satellite carrying its proprietary Tensor Processing Units, marking the debut of Project Suncatcher and the first attempt to run AI clusters in space.

The growing silence between Angelina Jolie and brother James Haven

The growing silence between Angelina Jolie and brother James Haven

James Haven recently shared a deeply personal milestone by coming out as gay, but the absence of public support from his sister, Angelina Jolie, has underscored a widening rift. Once inseparable, the siblings now navigate a complicated estrangement marked by financial disputes, diverging family loyalties, and years of mounting distance.

Jennifer Garner’s Seven-Year Romance Faces a Defining Crossroads

Jennifer Garner’s Seven-Year Romance Faces a Defining Crossroads

After seven years of quiet companionship, Jennifer Garner and businessman John Miller are reportedly navigating a critical impasse. While Garner maintains a deeply ingrained co-parenting bond with her ex-husband Ben Affleck, the lack of formal commitment in her current relationship is beginning to strain her long-term partnership with Miller.

Beyond the Resume: Spotting Exceptional Talent in Interviews

While technical proficiency and educational credentials remain baseline requirements, they rarely predict long-term organizational impact. True excellence in a candidate is found in their capacity for strategic foresight, clear communication, and collaborative spirit—traits that demand a more nuanced approach to the traditional hiring process.

A Pickleball Injury Led This 66-Year-Old to a $3.5 Million Business

During a 2023 doubles match in Cincinnati, a stray pickleball struck Brad Robins in the eye, leaving him with a painful bruise and an unexpected business plan. That injury, coupled with a realization about the sport's rapid growth, prompted the retired advertising executive to launch Kitchen Blockers, a safety eyewear brand.

Scott Greenberg to Unveil Daily Habits of Top-Performing Franchisees

Scott Greenberg to Unveil Daily Habits of Top-Performing Franchisees

On August 19 at 2:00 PM ET, franchise expert Scott Greenberg will host a free virtual event detailing the specific daily practices that distinguish high-earning business owners from their peers. The session aims to provide a strategic roadmap for those evaluating franchise opportunities or seeking to scale existing operations.