IPO postponements are accelerating in third quarter, even beyond Oura

Tom Hale, chief executive officer of Oura Health Oy, wears an Oura Ring during an interview in San Francisco, California, US, on Friday, June 14, 2024.

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Manchester City charges: The intricate web spun to con the Premier League

"To cheat, trick, deceive, delude with false pretences; to impose upon, take in, hoax."

That is the Oxford English definition of the word "sham".

And that word appears eight times in the independent commission's ruling published on Tuesday, which found Manchester City guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of financial rules, and all but one in relation to a failure to co-operate with the investigation.

Goldman Sachs CEO succession planning faces one big problem

John Waldron, chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., and Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon.

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Pop Stars Can’t Stop Singing About Wanting to Be Pop Stars

Breaking the Fourth Wall

To make it in pop, you have to really want it. On their new bold albums, Tinashe, MNEK, and Adéla are figuring out what it even means

Sometimes the thing you need is a wonderfully ethereal physics platformer jam game where you are a little round guy with very stretchy arms called Big Stretch

It's all about the Vibe

I have a working theory that above all other aspects, the Vibe (with a capital V) of a game is the most important thing to enrapture a hypothetical audience. A strong Vibe is not a guarantee of such a thing, this algorithmic world we live in denies us such luxuries, it's just the most important starting point. The Vibe does not look like any one thing, the only rule is that it must elicit a response along the lines of, "now what's this, then?" Big Stretch, a game jam physics-based platformer that features hardly a semblance of assets, feels like it proves that theory to me.

7 SUVs That Depreciated Surprisingly Fast Over 5 Years - Jalopnik

Depreciation hits some vehicles harder than others. The good folks at iSeeCars called this out in a study released in early 2026, with EVs as the worst offenders, averaging 57.2% of value loss over five years. The numbers get even more interesting with SUVs. Despite these vehicles accounting for almost two-thirds of all new vehicle registrations, they have the second-highest five-year depreciation as a group at 44.9% for the 2026 model year. 

Ringo Starr, David Byrne, Joan Baez Donate Unqiue Items for Housing Works Auction

Ringo Starr, David Byrne, Joan Baez, and more have donated items to be auction in Housing Works’ second annual Turn It Up! auction, which is open through Oct. 1.

The National frontman Matt Berninger, Ani DiFranco, Richard Hell, Def Leppard’s Rick Allen, photographer Bob Gruen and others have donated items as well.

Base $65K Lexus TZ Makes Less Power Than Its Toyota And Subaru Twins - Jalopnik

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When it comes to cross-brand badge-engineered cars, you'd typically expect the fancier, more expensive version to come with more stuff than its cheaper counterparts. More toys, more leather, more range... more car. In the case of the upcoming Lexus TZ, however, it's weirdly offering less when compared to its Toyota and Subaru siblings in one key area: horsepower.

'The Complete Set' quest walkthrough in Control Resonant

"The Complete Set" quest in Control Resonant will have you searching for altered speakers around Manhattan.

During the quest, you need to find a total of four speakers and a subwoofer, but need to visit multiple zones to grab them all. To make things worse, these speakers have explosive sound waves that will knock you away when you try to pick them up. To top it all off, you need to set up the speakers in their proper positions and make a difficult decision: should you turn the subwoofer volume up or turn it off?

The Best Celebrity Memoirs of 2026: Sylvester Stallone, Ari Emmanuel, Lena Dunham and More

The memoir has become a new rite of passage for Hollywood stars, who have turned to the medium as a way to tell their stories in their own words, often for the first time ever.