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Israel-Lebanon Talks Held Without Hezbollah, and Without Ceasefire, in DC
Direct, face-to-face talks were held today between Israeli and Lebanese Ambassadors. The talks are historic, at least in the sense that direct talks between the two nations are exceedingly rare, but little was expected of them, and even less seems to have come out of them. The talks were held in Washington D.C. and conspicuously […]
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Mar 13, 2026 / Ioannis Vlahos
Pentagon Moves More Troops, Warships to the Middle East
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has approved a request from CENTCOM (U.S Central Command) to send additional Marines and warships to the Middle East, according to three U.S officials. CENTCOM, which is responsible for all U.S forces in the Middle East, requested an amphibious ready group and an attached Marine expeditionary unit, which generally consists […]
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Jun 1, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Barry Diller Bets Big On Real-World Assets AI Can't Replace With MGM Resorts Bid
Barry Diller Bets Big On Real-World Assets AI Can't Replace With MGM Resorts Bid
People Incorporated, formerly IAC and run by Barry Diller, has submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire the remaining MGM Resorts shares it does not already own for $48.30 per share in cash.
The latest Bloomberg data show People Inc. owns 26.1% of MGM Resorts, or about 66.82 million shares. The offer to buy the remainder would cover roughly 73.9% of MGM that is not already owned.
The $48.30-per-share offer represents a 24.1% premium to MGM's 30-day volume-weighted average...
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Jun 17, 2026 / Tyler Durden
20 College Majors Most Exposed To AI Job Disruption
20 College Majors Most Exposed To AI Job Disruption
The rapid adoption of AI across corporate America is stoking anxiety among recent and upcoming college graduates, many of whom fear that the entry-level white-collar labor market is shrinking just as they prepare to enter the workforce.
Goldman analysts led by Pierfrancesco Mei told clients that early signals are emerging, showing how college students are adapting to AI-driven labor market disruption. Students are shifting away from majors tied to high automation risk and weak job growth, and toward fields where AI...
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