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African tech entrepreneurs can now compete for global recognition in Lisbon as KPMG opens applications for its 2026 Tech Innovator competition. Startups from 13 countries across the continent have until August 2 to enter.
A golfer named Ryu claimed victory at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in a historic win on June 28, 2026. The achievement marks a milestone moment in women's professional golf.
A major consulting firm in Mexico proves sustainability and business success go hand in hand, slashing carbon emissions by nearly a third while growing its workforce. Their investment in green projects shows companies can profit and protect the planet.
Eight golf professionals earned their spots at the 2027 KPMG Women's PGA Championship through stellar performances at the LPGA Professionals Championship in Tennessee. The tournament showcased teaching pros who balance coaching students with competing at the highest levels.
South Korean golfer Haeran Ryu captured her first major championship title at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club. The victory marks a breakthrough moment in the 2026 golf season.
Haeran Ryu overcame a 10-shot deficit to win her first Major Championship at the KPMG Women's PGA, becoming the first golfer in 60 years to pull off such a comeback. She achieved this historic win just one week after returning from surgery.
Major companies like JPMorgan Chase and Walmart are introducing AI agents as coworkers, sparking both innovation and anxiety. The shift is creating unexpected opportunities for workers to focus on uniquely human strengths.
Miyu Yamashita turned a five-stroke deficit into victory at the Meijer LPGA Classic, sinking a clutch 3-footer in a playoff to capture her third LPGA Tour win. The 24-year-old Japanese golfer's stunning final round proved that staying positive pays off.
Nelly Korda claimed her first U.S. Women's Open title at Riviera Country Club in one of the most improbable major championship performances ever recorded. Despite missing 30 greens across 72 holes, the world No. 1 rallied from a rough start to win by one stroke.
South Korean golfer Haeran Ryu made history at Minnesota's Hazeltine National, rallying from a 10-stroke deficit to win her first major championship. The 25-year-old's comeback marks the first time in 60 years any golfer has overcome such odds in a major tournament.
A new study reveals that India's events industry generates double the economic value of every rupee spent, creating a ripple effect that lifts hospitality, tourism and local businesses nationwide.
Canadian golf star Brooke Henderson is one shot away from winning the same major championship she conquered a decade ago as a 17-year-old. The timing couldn't be more special—her sister just welcomed a baby girl named after that legendary 2016 victory.
Vietnam has officially crossed into the upper-middle income group, with per capita income rising from just a few hundred dollars in the early 1990s to over $4,636 today. The transformation shows what's possible when a country commits to reform, stability, and opening its doors to the world.
Nigeria's OPay fintech platform is transforming daily life for millions with fast, reliable transactions that earn consistent customer praise. Recent awards and an 80% satisfaction score prove that good service at scale is possible.
Two former employees are racing to buy Auckland's beloved Verona café after it entered liquidation, competing against another buyer who could change it forever. Armed with community testimonials and deep love for the iconic Karangahape Road gathering spot, they're hoping their passion will win out over a higher offer.
A New York hospital is using AI agents to handle insurance claims and patient scheduling, freeing up doctors to focus on care. The technology has already processed 1,100 claims monthly with a 100% success rate.
Ghana is teaming up with UNESCO and Microsoft to transform its technical education system with artificial intelligence training. The partnership aims to prepare 10 million young people across six countries for tomorrow's digital jobs by 2030.
As artificial intelligence automates more white-collar work, the one thing it can't replace is human connection. Those meetings you dread could be the skill keeping you employed.