Life
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Night at the mewseum: Ancient Egypt exhibition welcomes cats
Feline tickets for Saturday night's event sold out within days, as Shanghai's devoted pet owners seized the chance to share an educational experience with their animals
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Defying downturn, Sotheby's, Christie's, and Bonham bid high on Hong Kong
In the span of two months, Sotheby's, Christie's and Bonhams will each see the culmination of years-long efforts to upgrade their regional headquarters in the southern Chinese city
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Sweden seeks to be winemaking's next frontier
As a warmer climate is disrupting harvests in traditional wine-growing areas, professional wine growers have begun to look further north
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In fuel-guzzling Saudi Arabia, electric cars pique interest
Although the EV market in the world's largest oil exporter remains small compared with the United States and China, it tripled last year to nearly 800 cars, according to Saudi business news outlet Al-Iqtisadiyah
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How sports medicine experts fix India's top athletes
Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital has been the go-to for most of India's top sportspersons, many among them part of the current Olympic contingent
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India has a love affair with whisky: Glenmorangie's Caspar MacRae
President and CEO of The Glenmorangie company talks to Forbes India about the single malt whisky's journey, its growing Indian market, challenges, and more
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Train smart, don't burn out: Esha Singh
The rising star in shooting who's at her first Olympic Games, on getting basics right, self-discipline and the benefits of switching on and off with ease
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Mark Zuckerberg, AI's 'open source' evangelist
The 40-year-old tech tycoon laid out his vision in an open letter titled "Open Source AI is the Path Forward" this week. Here is what you need to know about the open versus closed model AI debate
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Against everyone's expectations, the portable CD player is back
A classic from the end of the last century is making an unexpected comeback
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San Diego Comic-Con fans assemble as Marvel eyes major reboot
One of the world's largest pop culture events, Comic-Con began five decades ago as a humble comic book-themed gathering in a hotel basement, but today draws vast crowds and A-list stars promoting new movies and television shows
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Singapore named safest city for tourists, Caracas in Venezuela labelled most risky
Research by Forbes Advisor will be of great interest to travellers who dream of visiting exotic destinations without putting their safety at risk