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- Sep 29, 2026
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A.I. Needs Power, Land and Data Centers. Bruce Flatt’s $1 Trillion Brookfield Already Owns Much of It. (opens the original)
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“It took us 25 years to be in the right spot,” Bruce Flatt, chairman of Brookfield Asset Management, told investors at the firm’s New York investor day on Sept. 17. He was talking about artificial intelligence. Long before ChatGPT triggered a mad dash for raw compute, Brookfield spent decades building up what has become the physical backbone of today’s A.I. race, from power plants and renewable-energy projects to utilities, industrial businesses and even the nuclear reactor maker Westinghouse. T
Winston Weinberg’s Harvey Courts Customers With a Growing Sports Sponsorship Push (opens the original)
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Harvey, the A.I. startup set out to automate the legal industry, is courting the sports world to reach new customers. The OpenAI-backed company, which just closed a $550 million funding round this week, is the first official “legal assistant” to the U.S. Open, securing signage at Arthur Ashe Stadium and select other courts, plus virtual on-court placement in international broadcasts. The tournament runs through this Sunday. “The U.S. Open’s fan base, global reach and remarkable brand make them t
Lululemon and Canada Goose Have an American Gen Z Problem (opens the original)
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Lululemon turned everyday yoga wear into a status symbol. Canada Goose did the same for winter coats. Now, two of Canada’s best-known fashion exports face a test of their staying power, particularly in the U.S. Both companies’ stock prices are down more than 80 percent from their peaks. ALO Yoga, Vuori and other athleisure rivals are challenging Lululemon, while Canada Goose is trying to stretch its appeal beyond the parka. Their competition for American shoppers is also unfolding amid an escala
Tom Hale’s Oura Heads to the U.S. Open With a $16B IPO in Sight (opens the original)
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When the U.S. Open main draw begins Sunday in Flushing Meadows, players will settle into the usual rhythm of matches, practice courts and media rounds. This year, they’ll also be offered Oura Rings. Under a new five-year agreement with the U.S. Tennis Association, the Finnish smart-ring maker has become the USTA’s first wearable partner. The deal comes as Oura prepares for a closely watched IPO and faces the challenge of proving it is more than a trendy tech accessory worn by celebrities and ath
How Jeff Bezos’ $10B Earth Fund Has Fought Climate Change—So Far (opens the original)
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In 2020, a year before stepping down as Amazon’s CEO, Jeff Bezos pledged $10 billion to tackle some of the world’s biggest climate challenges by 2030 and unveiled the Bezos Earth Fund. The Amazon founder called climate change “the biggest threat to our planet,” promising that the money would support “scientists, activists, NGOs” and offer “a real possibility to help preserve and protect the natural world.” Six years later, the fund has awarded at least $2.4 billion across over 371 grants, accord
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