Warren Buffett, Now 95, Still Eats Like a 6-Year-Old

Warren Buffett, Now 95, Still Eats Like a 6-Year-Old

[ad_1] Warren Buffett pictured at Dairy Queen, one of his favorite restaurants, in September 2010. Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images Warren Buffett turns 95 years old today (Aug. 30). The billionaire investor’s diet, however, has never quite grown up. His devotion for Coca-Cola is well known, as is his fondness for ice cream, candy…

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Marina Abramović Meets Joseph Beuys: Dialogues of Breath, Gesture and Legacy at Schloss Moyland

Marina Abramović Meets Joseph Beuys: Dialogues of Breath, Gesture and Legacy at Schloss Moyland

[ad_1] Joseph Beuys’ How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare at Galerie Schmela in Düsseldorf, and “7 Easy Pieces” by Marina Abramović at the Guggenheim Museum. Schwarzweiß-Fotografie Stiftung Museum Schloss Moyland; Für das Werk von Joseph Beuys: © VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2025 / Video still: Babette Mangolte © Courtesy of the Marina Abramović Archives…

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Understanding the New Paradigm of Natural Capital Investment

Understanding the New Paradigm of Natural Capital Investment

[ad_1] High-integrity carbon and biodiversity markets are scaling fast, transforming natural capital into one of the century’s most powerful asset classes. Unsplash+ Natural capital, the planet’s stocks of soil, air, water and biodiversity, has shifted from the margins of philanthropy into the center of global finance. Once the concern of activists and campaigners, it is…

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Scientists Leaving Elon Musk’s X are Driving Growth on Bluesky: Study

Scientists Leaving Elon Musk’s X are Driving Growth on Bluesky: Study

[ad_1] Bluesky now has more than 38 million users. Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto via Getty Images Bluesky is increasingly emerging as a rival to X, and nowhere is that more evident than in the platform’s burgeoning scientific research community. According to a new study, Bluesky boasts higher interactive engagement and content originality for scholarly posts than X. The…

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As the Aichi Triennale Considers Humanity’s Fragile Bond with Nature, Hoor Al Qasimi Reflects on Its Role

As the Aichi Triennale Considers Humanity’s Fragile Bond with Nature, Hoor Al Qasimi Reflects on Its Role

[ad_1] Adrián Villar Rojas, Mi familia muerta (My Dead Family), 2009. Photo: Carla Barbero Launched in 2010, the Aichi Triennale emerged out of the 2005 World Expo (Expo 2005 Aichi), continuing the spirit of global exchange and innovation sparked by the exposition. Quickly establishing itself as one of the most respected international exhibitions in the…

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Beyond the Buzzword: Psychological Safety is the Bedrock of Performance

Beyond the Buzzword: Psychological Safety is the Bedrock of Performance

[ad_1] Treat psychological safety as a one-off training, and you’re gambling with your business future. Unsplash+ For years, leaders have repeated the same definition of psychological safety: a shared belief within a team that it’s safe to take interpersonal risks without fear of negative consequences. This definition has become a staple in keynotes, leadership manuals…

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Raving in the Museum: Institutions Explore New Ways to Develop Audiences and Raise Funds

Raving in the Museum: Institutions Explore New Ways to Develop Audiences and Raise Funds

[ad_1] MoMA PS1’s signature summer music series “Warm Up” invites audiences to discover underground and emerging talent. Photo: Joel Arbaje As museums grapple with questions of financial sustainability and relevance while working to expand their audiences, more institutions are experimenting with programming that moves well beyond the crystal tower and white cube to embrace new…

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Medicare’s New Prior Approval Pilot, Explained

Medicare’s New Prior Approval Pilot, Explained

[ad_1] Some Medicare recipients are set to experience a new “prior authorization” measure as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) trials its much-discussed “Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction (WISeR)” model. The initiative, announced by the CMS in June, will require recipients of Original Medicare to receive prior approval before obtaining access to certain…

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