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Less than three months after Regeneron said he would acquire 23andme’s assets for $256 million, Anne Wojcicki has regained control of the troubled DNA testing company she co-founded. On Friday, Wojcicki’s new nonprofit, TTAM Research Institute, announced it would acquire almost all of 23andMe’s assets in a $305 million deal, topped it with Regeneron’s previous bid and reverted the company. The sale includes 23andMe’s core gene testing business, its research services, and its telehealth arm, Lemonaid Health. “23andMe Holding Co. (“23andMe” or the “Company”) (OTC: MEHCQ), a leading human genetics and biotechnology company, today announced that it has entered into…

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Throughout the year working in technology, Jenny Wang, 28, has found himself stumbling over one idea, a personal styling agent that helps users decide what to wear and buy based on their budget, lifestyle, weather and calendar. She has tried to build such products many times in the past, but “However, AI technology has not yet matured enough,” she told TechCrunch. That changed, so a few months ago she announced the launch of her dream company, Alta, followed by the announcement of a $11 million seed round led by Menlo Ventures. Products that feel straightforward from the film “Clueless” are…

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After years of offering a free service without attaching a bell, WhatsApp starts displaying ads on popular chat apps. To be clear, users will only see ads on the status screen. The app takes on Instagram stories. Just as I saw an ad after seeing some stories on Instagram, after scrolling through some status updates, the ads will appear in WhatsApp. The company said its advertising mechanism uses signals such as the user’s country or city, language, channels they follow, and data from advertisements they interact with. Meta said it does not use personal identifiable data, such as user phone…

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70% celebrate women who rebuild the event industry, overcome challenges, reach leadership and urge the next generation to believe that it is possible. This special edition spotlights stories that transcend our sector. The appointment of the first female chief of MI6, a groundbreaking moment for women in leadership in all industry. Who is Blaise Metreweli cmg? Metreweli CMG is set to become the first female chief of Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), as the Prime Minister announced, as he broke the barriers for women everywhere, as announced by the Prime Minister on June 15, 2025. She joined MI6 in 1999 as…

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Some of the biggest security problems start quietly. No alerts. No warnings. Just small actions that seem normal but aren’t. Attackers now know how to stay hidden by blending in, and that makes it hard to tell when something’s wrong. This week’s stories aren’t just about what was attacked—but how easily it happened. If we’re only looking for the obvious signs, what are we missing right in front of us? Here’s a look at the tactics and mistakes that show how much can go unnoticed. ⚡ Threat of the Week Apple Zero-Click Flaw in Messages Exploited to Deliver Paragon Spyware…

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introduction The cybersecurity landscape is evolving rapidly, and so is the cybernetics of organizations around the world. While businesses are facing increasing pressure from regulators and insurance companies, many still treat cybersecurity as an afterthought. As a result, providers struggle to move beyond tactical services such as one-off assessments and compliance checklists, demonstrating long-term security value. To stay competitive and drive lasting impact, key service providers are relocating cybersecurity as a strategic business enabler and moving from reactive, risk-based services to ongoing cybersecurity management to meet business goals. For service providers, this shift opens clear opportunities to become long-term security…

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Ukevents is urging the government to implement a national event strategy to accommodate government spending reviews over the past few weeks. Ukevents offers a careful welcome to reviews and recognizes the development of some encouragement, particularly for the growth of the sport and the region. However, great opportunities continue to be overlooked for the wider event sector. The organization welcomes positive signals for investment in major sporting events. These events rely heavily on the expertise of professional event organizers and event equipment suppliers, and the positive signals of meetings and conferences with increased funding for science and health. The group…

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The European Commission has published the eighth edition of the Nuclear Liblic Bacteria Programme (PINC), outlining its bold vision for the future of EU nuclear energy. The report estimates that around 241 billion euros will be needed by 2050 to extend existing reactor lifetimes and help build new, large-scale nuclear power plants. This substantial investment highlights the key role of nuclear power in achieving a decarbonisation, resilient and competitive European energy system. The investment plan includes additional funding for next-generation technologies such as small modular reactors (SMRS), advanced modular reactors (AMR), microreactors and long-term fusion energy. These innovations are expected…

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The world’s first fly-pust using a more sustainable fuel combination was done by London’s red arrows. The Royal Air Force’s aerobatic team jets were equipped with a high-ratio blend of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to provide an exciting finale at a big event performed for the king’s majesty. Flypast also produces unique trademark steam media, the world’s first anywhere, switching to both a sustainable fuel blend for propulsion and a renewable biofuel known as Hydrotrier Plant Vegetable Oil (HVO). Following groundbreaking testing by RAF engineers and logisticians, this is the first time the team has flew on sustainable fuel at…

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Once a industrial icon misled by the banks of the Thames, Battersea power plants have experienced one of the most notable changes in London’s recent history. Battersea Power Plant has taken a major step towards becoming a cultural and experiential powerhouse with the launch of Neon, a new, immersive destination. The venue debuted with its first show, Jurassic World: Experience. The global immersive experience company behind Neon-produced Avatar: The Experience, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic, and numerous artificially driven exhibitions, the new venture is designed to entertain, educate and immerse participants. We explore the creative decisions that set this version…

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