Alex Rivers
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Human Longevity's Second Act: From $599 Genomes to AI Models for Predictive Health (opens the original)
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More than a decade after Human Longevity Inc. (HLI) raised hundreds of millions of dollars around a vision of data-driven preventive medicine, the company is doing something very different: taking clinical-grade whole-genome sequencing, once part of an $8,000 executive health program, directly to consumers for $599, while spinning out a separate AI company built on the biological data HLI has spent years collecting. For CEO Dr. Wei-Wu He, the $599 genome is less a product than an entry point. 'T
Why the Future of Luxury Living Belongs to Multigenerational Communities (opens the original)
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The definition of luxury housing is undergoing a profound shift. Around the world, affluent buyers are no longer seeking homes solely as expressions of wealth or personal comfort. Increasingly, they are searching for properties capable of supporting several generations under one roof while preserving wealth for decades to come. According to Sotheby's International Realty's 2026 Luxury Outlook report, nearly one in five home purchases in the United States are now made by buyers intending to live
Inside Vinhomes' Vision for the Next Generation of Cities (opens the original)
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For more than two millennia, humanity has celebrated its greatest achievements through the idea of 'wonders'. The first wave belonged to the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, engineering triumphs such as the Pyramids of Giza and the Temple of Artemis, monuments that demonstrated humanity's ability to conquer nature through sheer ingenuity. The second wave, recognised by the New7Wonders Foundation in 2007, honoured architectural masterpieces including the Great Wall of China, Petra and Machu Pi
Vinhomes Is Redefining What ESG Means for the Cities of Tomorrow (opens the original)
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For much of the past decade, ESG has steadily evolved from a corporate reporting framework into one of the defining forces shaping global capital allocation. In real estate, the shift has been particularly pronounced. Investors are increasingly looking beyond conventional metrics such as location and sales velocity to assess whether urban developments can sustain environmental resilience, social value, and governance quality over decades. Through two landmark developments, Vinhomes Green Paradis
From the Ground Up: How Vinhomes Is Building Cities to Global Smart-City Standards (opens the original)
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As global investors increasingly evaluate cities through measurable resilience, governance and sustainability, Vinhomes is taking an uncommon approach, embedding internationally recognised smart-city standards into large-scale developments from day one. Through landmark partnerships with global certification bodies, the company is seeking to demonstrate that future cities can be designed not only to be greener and smarter, but also to perform against internationally benchmarked metrics. In the g
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