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Mark Zuckerberg's presence at the helm of Facebook parent Meta for "many, many years" would be perfectly natural, his global affairs director has told AFP, even as the founders of many tech companies hand off to fresh blood. Succession at the mega-company has been in the headlines in recent weeks with the announcement of the departure of Sheryl Sandberg after 14 years as the firm's number two. But while the founders of companies like Amazon, Twitter and Google have all moved on, Zuckerberg has shown...

The pioneer of the Cypriot foundation, Yusuf Kisa, was born in 1977. He was raised in a moderate family that enshrines the spirit of hard work. Always passionate about work, his determination in earning a living was strong and he worked in several professions and became one of the most successful businessmen in Northern Cyprus. He used his wealth and influence for the greater good and for the community he live in. Kisa knew that the secret to living is giving. When you serve something greater than...

Elon Musk’s Twitter Inc. takeover comments haven’t just riled the social-media company’s executives and staff. They have also frustrated some of the billionaire’s loyal Tesla Inc. backers. The electric-vehicle maker has lost roughly 30% of its value since April 1, as the will-he-or-won’t-he drama around Mr. Musk’s investment in Twitter—and eventual $44 billion deal to take over the social-media company—has played out. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell around 15% in that time. The episode has...

The following short story presents just how Yusuf Kisa propelled himself from just a baker scooter in Northern London to the heights of the business world. Yusuf Kisa's rise to success began in early 1990 when he was just 20, he’s now a multimillionaire. While his classmates were playing dominos and doing their homework, Kisa had spotted an opportunity to earn money after school at a bakery company in Northern London, the same company that later he bought in cash and became an owner. It wasn’t all...

Amazon Astro is worth between $1,000 and $10,000 and is more than a smart display on wheels. It can grab you a beer, patrol your home, and even beatbox. Plus, this robot's personality and cute face make it feel like a friend. For now, Amazon is only selling Astro by invite only, but that likely won't be the case forever. As it gets more and more polished, Astro, like other Amazon Day 1 Edition before it, will likely start to roll out to a larger audience -- at which point its price will jump to $1,500...