What happens when intelligence becomes as cheap and accessible as electricity? That’s the provocative question posed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who recently stated, “The cost of intelligence may soon be no more than electricity” (Times of India, 2025). In just a few words, Altman summarized a seismic shift in how we think about knowledge,…
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, Sam Altman—the CEO of OpenAI and a leading voice in AI development—recently made a bold prediction: “In the not-too-distant future, intelligence will cost no more than electricity” (Times of India, 2025). This profound assertion invites us to rethink not just machines, but the very nature of learning,…
Forbes has released its inaugural America’s Best-In-State Lawyers 2025 list—an ambitious and groundbreaking effort that acknowledges top-tier legal professionals across all 50 U.S. states. These legal experts, recognized not only for their courtroom acumen but also for their client service, innovation, and local impact, represent the gold standard in U.S. legal practice ([Forbes, 2025]). How…
On a knife-edge vote in the United States Senate, President Donald Trump’s signature legislative proposal—coined the “Big, Beautiful Bill”—was passed after Vice President J.D. Vance broke a 50-50 tie. While Republicans hail it as a triumph of bold policymaking, critics argue that beneath the elegant branding lies a bureaucratic behemoth likely to strip over 12…
Introduction Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) have transformed from mere buzzwords into foundational principles shaping contemporary corporate culture and legal practice. Once viewed primarily through a lens of social responsibility, DEI is increasingly recognized as a strategic imperative that drives innovation, enhances decision-making, improves financial performance, and fosters a more just and equitable society. This…
A McKinsey study published on 12 June 2025 highlights changing sentiment and spending in Asia‑Pacific markets amid uncertainty. While the report covers Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, and India, its key findings have broader relevance—especially for emerging markets like Bangladesh. Here’s how: 1. Inflation persists—but splurging coexists Across APAC, concern about rising prices fell by…
In a world saturated with brands competing for attention, colour is not just a design choice—it’s a statement. Recent research from the Harvard Business Review (HBR, June 2025) sheds new light on how logo colours signal deep psychological meanings and shape consumer perceptions. For Bangladeshi businesses, especially those navigating a digital-first, mobile-savvy market, understanding the…
In the five years since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world has experienced dramatic shifts—especially in how younger generations live, work, and spend. Among these, Generation Z (born roughly between 1997 and 2012) stands out not only as the newest cohort entering the workforce but also as an economic force reshaping consumer markets…
As Bangladesh’s economy grows rapidly, businesses face increasing pressure to embed sustainability into their core strategies. Yet, how companies talk about sustainability is often overlooked—even as it shapes their reputation, governance, and long-term success. The Urgency to Update Sustainability Communication Globally, sustainability communication is at a crossroads. According to Grob and Lee (2025) in the…
In today’s polarized political and social environment, many companies hesitate to speak openly about their sustainability efforts. The fear of backlash or being accused of “woke capitalism” leads some businesses to choose silence. But staying quiet is a strategic mistake. Both customers and employees increasingly expect transparency and authentic communication about environmental and social responsibility….