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The frontier AI labs in the United States and China have reported major cybersecurity incidents in which their models break out of contained environments and run wild in unauthorized systems. In Australia, the stakes are a little lower: some guy’s AI agent hacked a gym’s website in what the Australian Broadcasting Corporation is calling the…

SlimFast is repositioning itself as a broader functional nutrition brand, with new owner Supreme investing £5 million in the UK business

Founded in 1977, the heritage weight management brand is reinventing itself as it looks to become a broader functional nutrition business

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As anxiety disorders continue to affect a growing number of adolescents, researchers are exploring whether a therapeutic video game can help teens strengthen the attention skills commonly taught in conventional therapy

Most people think of happiness as a feeling: something that arrives when conditions are right and fades when they’re not. But the last decade of psychological science tells a different story. Happiness isn’t primarily a mood state. It’s an output that emerges from the way your life is structured, the choices you make consistently and…

The NPD will position SlimFast as ‘a simple, credible, everyday nutrition solution with a younger, health-oriented consumer’

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Rochester Realtor and developer Jay Christenson is working on a plan to transform a former gym into a sporty business center, combining small professional office spaces with pickleball and basketball courts, a workout center and cold plunges

MUMBAI: Looks like Raymond Lifestyle stitched together stronger sales, but rising costs left a tear in the bottom line. The company reported a loss for the first quarter of FY27 despite posting higher revenue, as pressure from its apparel and emerging businesses, coupled with elevated costs, overshadowed topline growth