Oracle and OpenAI's Texas Stargate datacenter expansion reportedly on the skids
Meta supposedly considering untapped capacity in deal brokered by Nvidia
OpenAI and compute partner Oracle have reportedly abandoned a planned expansion of their flagship Stargate datacenter, after negotiations were stalled by financing and Sam Altman's apparent fear of commitment.…
60 years since humanity first touched the surface of another planet
Remembering the day the Venera 3 impacted Venus
It is 60 years since humanity first got up close and personal with another planet, with the impact of the Soviet Union's Venera 3.…
How Romford's ice rink 'ghost town' could end after 13 years of emptiness
There are now plans to build hundreds of new homes on the empty site
Lake District is being ruined by 'relentless pursuit of tourism', say locals - with one controversial solution proposed to fix it
It's long been one of the UK's most visited tourist spots but, say those who live there, the scales have now tipped in the wrong direction when it comes to visitor numbers.
Noel Gallagher and Tori Cook sneak out of Euston Station side exit after a trip to Manchester amid claims they're 'growing close' following his split from Sally Mash
The Mail on Sunday revealed that Noel quietly split from his girlfriend of two years, Sally Mash, several months ago - and has since 'grown close' to socialite Tori.
Cash machine raiders who used angle grinders to open ATMS in £700,000 spree before boasting that police had no evidence are jailed
Three men struck nine times across the UK while a fourth lay in wait and hid stolen cars for them. Their crime spree lasted nearly a year and used specialist equipment like angle grinders.
Fears grow for student who vanished nearly a week ago after boarding a bus from campus
Vittoria Figueiredo-Barreto, 30, who is Brazilian, was visiting the UK and had been staying in the Southend area while she considered the option of completing a doctorate degree here.
'Life-changing' makeup product that's better on greasy hair than dry shampoo
A skincare expert has shared that a common makeup product could be better at tackling greasy hair than dry shampoo - but it's still not a replacement for washing your hair
Fergie's 'cruel and overt betrayal' of the late Queen: Royal expert says ex-Duchess 'shamefully took advantage' of monarch who was her mother figure
The former Duchess of York has spoken fondly of the late Queen and their relationship at seemingly every opportunity, hailing her everything from 'legendary' to an 'invisible hand of love'.
Workers Who Love 'Synergizing Paradigms' Might Be Bad at Their Jobs
Cornell University makes an announcement. "Employees who are impressed by vague corporate-speak like 'synergistic leadership,' or 'growth-hacking paradigms' may struggle with practical decision-making, a new Cornell study reveals."
Published in the journal Personality and Individual Differences, research by cognitive psychologist Shane Littrell introduces the Corporate Bullshit Receptivity Scale (CBSR), a tool designed to measure susceptibility to impressive-but-empty organizational rhetoric... Corporate BS seems to be ubiquitous - but Littrell wondered if it is actually harmful. To test this, he created a "corporate bullshit generator" that churns out meaningless but impressive-sounding sentences like, "We will actualize a renewed level of cradle-to-grave credentialing" and "By getting our friends in the tent with our best practices, we will pressure-test a renewed level of adaptive coherence." He then asked more than 1,000 office workers to rate the "business savvy" of these computer-generated BS statements alongside real quotes from Fortune 500 leaders...
The results revealed a troubling paradox. Workers who were more susceptible to corporate BS rated their supervisors as more charismatic and "visionary," but also displayed lower scores on a portion of the study that tested analytic thinking, cognitive reflection and fluid intelligence. Those more receptive to corporate BS also scored significantly worse on a test of effective workplace decision-making. The study found that being more receptive to corporate bullshit was also positively linked to job satisfaction and feeling inspired by company mission statements. Moreover, those who were more likely to fall for corporate BS were also more likely to spread it.
Essentially, the employees most excited and inspired by "visionary" corporate jargon may be the least equipped to make effective, practical business decisions for their companies.
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Manhunt for acid attacker who threw substance at passenger as he got off the train
Emergency services were called to Crawley station just after 11.20pm last night following reports a man in his 30s had been injured.
Nine common pension mistakes that could derail your retirement - and how to avoid them: From the hidden tax trap and lump sum mistake that could cost you thousands, here's EXACTLY how to protect your pot
It takes a lifetime to grow your pension savings, and getting it wrong can have serious consequences come retirement. Which mistakes are you at risk of making?
Urgent search for missing girl, 16, last seen in Essex village
Police believe she might have been in Grays or the Lakeside areas
Rosanna Arquette reveals the price she paid for rejecting Harvey Weinstein after horrifying hotel encounter
The Pulp Fiction actress, 66, had a minor but memorable role in the 1994 hit, playing the wife of drug dealer Lance, portrayed by Eric Stoltz.
The 14 old photos that show how much Lakeside has changed over the years
It's crazy to think that 40 odd years ago the space was a chalk quarry!
Are your KNEES making you look old? Expert reveals why they're one of the first parts of the body to start sagging - and the seemingly ageless stars who are betrayed by their legs
Speaking to the Daily Mail, aesthetic doctor Dr Ross Perry has revealed how the joints, which take the brunt of our body's weight as move throughout the day, can age us if not treated with the same TLC as the rest of our body.
How Landman star Ali Larter launched her career with a hoax that fooled the world after she posed as the next 'It girl' Allegra Coleman
Ali Larter made sure all eyes were on her on Sunday night as she took to the red carpet at the Actor Awards, formerly known as the SAG Awards.
The best British true crime shows to stream in 2026: From Netflix's Lucy Letby documentary to BBC's hunt for Arlene Fraser's killer
True crime fans are being spoilt rotten this year, with plenty of new documentaries and shows available to stream.
Pictured: Pensioner, 94, who died more than a week after he was knocked over by a van in Hackney
Officers were called to reports of a collision between a vehicle and a pedestrian on the junction of Alkham Road and Cazenove Road in Upper Clapton at 3.46pm on February 12.
The luxury London hotel serving up the perfect pre-Oscars treat
Ahead of the Oscars next week, our writer checks out the cinema suite at the Taj 51 hotel in London, featuring one of London's largest private hotel suite screens.