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AT&T CEO John Stankey, as part of our company’s culture we have a principle for all meetings: Do not walk into a meeting without …

AT&T CEO John Stankey has laid out a clear cultural principle for his company that employees should never walk into a meeting unprepared. According to a report by Fortune, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, hosted by LinkedIN, Stankey emphasised that success requires discourse, data-driven perspectives, and the courage to speak up. Stankey said one of…

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HC cautions DMs, SPs against misuse of crime control law | Patna News

The Patna High Court cautioned district magistrates and superintendents of police regarding externment orders. By: Dev Kumar PandeyPATNA: The Patna high court has cautioned district magistrates (DMs) and superintendents of police (SPs) against declaring people “antisocial” without strictly following procedural norms, while imposing a total cost of Rs3.9 lakh on the state govt in three…

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Pentagon CTO Emil Michael does not want US government to do with AI companies what it has done with Intel and Nippon Steel

The Pentagon’s chief technology officer (CTO) has said that he does not want the Trump administration to acquire equity or seek partial state ownership in artificial intelligence (AI) companies, even as the government has already bought into firms like Intel and Nippon Steel-owned US Steel. Speaking to CNBC, Emil Michael was asked whether Washington might…

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South Dakota turned 575 old military bunkers into a survival community, but residents paying up to $55,000 now face legal disputes | World News

A sprawling community of concrete bunkers set against the picturesque Black Hills landscape, symbolizing self-sufficiency and survival. In a former Army munitions depot outside Edgemont, South Dakota, rows of concrete bunkers with steel blast doors sit across the Black Hills landscape, forming a survival community called Vivos xPoint. The complex contains 575 bunkers originally built…

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California restored wetlands to store carbon; years later, scientists found some were still releasing greenhouse gases | World News

Representative Image of a restored California wetland with diverse vegetation and rich soil, illustrating carbon storage and greenhouse gas dynamics (AI Generated Image) California has spent decades restoring wetlands in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, hoping that reflooded farmland can rebuild soil, store carbon and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A new study published titled Interannual…

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Britain sees second-best butterfly season in 16 years; people counted almost 1.4 million common butterflies and moths; painted ladies jumped by 335%, but scientists are worried

The record heat of 2026 made this summer exceptional for butterfly-watching. More than 100,000 volunteers fanned across Britain with notebooks this summer, tallying nearly 1.4 million common butterflies and day-flying moths. This was the second-best butterfly season of the past 16 years, according to the Big Butterfly Count. Painted ladies surged by 335% compared with…

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