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Ever dreamt of becoming the next Anna Wintour? You can now have a shot at snagging her highly coveted role at US Vogue, as advertised on LinkedIn by the magazine’s parent company on July 2. A week after British-born Wintour shocked the fashion world with news that she was stepping down as editor-in-chief , Conde Nast took to LinkedIn to call for applicants for the position, now renamed as Head of Editorial Content at US Vogue. In its post, the global media firm shared a collage of pink couture dresses and simply said: “We are hiring.” Those interested were asked to send in their resumes to a leadership consulting firm. The post has since garnered significant traction on social media with over 4,000 reactions on LinkedIn, and several reactions from TikTok and X users. While some netizens were excited about the prospect of becoming the magazine’s new head, others were more sceptical. Some were also at odds about the hiring process. One LinkedIn user said that the company’s move was an indication of a “cultural reset”, while another joked if candidates who “don’t rock a bob and sunglasses indoors” would be considered. However, one X user quipped: “What if all

TLDRs; DeepSeek posts new AGI roles on LinkedIn for the first time in months, aiming to attract global talent. Mandarin-language listings hint at outreach to overseas Chinese professionals and bilingual experts. China’s AI sector faces a sharp talent gap, prompting firms like DeepSeek to recruit beyond domestic borders. LinkedIn, despite its China exit, remains a valuable tool for connecting with international AI talent. Hangzhou-based artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has resumed job listings on LinkedIn, in what appears to be a calculated push to tap into global talent pools. The company recently posted ten job openings focused on artificial general intelligence (AGI), its first such listings on the platform in several months. The roles are based in Beijing and Hangzhou and advertised in Mandarin, a strategic detail that hints at the company’s interest in attracting Chinese-speaking professionals abroad. While LinkedIn ceased its localized operations in China back in 2021 due to tightening regulations, it continues to serve as a key recruitment platform for Chinese expatriates and international professionals proficient in Mandarin. By returning to LinkedIn, DeepSeek is signaling that it is looking beyond China’s borders for technical expertise, a move that reflects a broader trend in the country’s fast-growing but talent-strapped

Anna Wintour stepped down from her longtime role editing U.S. Vogue just six days ago, but her employer is already taking a classic route to find her replacement. Condé Nast, Vogue’s parent company, took to LinkedIn on Tuesday to advertise a new opening at their company: Head of Editorial Content for U.S. Vogue, a role intended to replace Wintour. The barebones post reads simply, “Condé Nast is hiring a Head of Editorial Content for U.S Vogue. If you are interested, please reach out by email with your resume to condenast@spencerstuart.com.” Condé Nast's LinkedIn post advertising the Head of Editorial Content position at U.S. Vogue. Condé Nast/LinkedIn Wintour, 75, announced last Thursday that she would take a step back from editing the magazine to instead focus on her other two roles at Condé Nast, as the company’s artistic director and the global editorial director of Vogue, which has 29 international branches. The shock announcement soon raised suspicion among some longtime fans of the magazine, who questioned why Wintour was stepping down without an apparent successor in place. At the time, Condé Nast said it would begin the search for a new head of editorial content imminently. Wintour, 75, announced last week

Former Irish rugby official Chris Busby has sent a pointed message to the IRFU, criticising the organisation for their lack of support in recent months ahead of his retirement. Busby was at the centre of a controversial saga at the turn of the year, one which would see him opt to retire from refereeing. The incident centred on comment made by Ireland winger Mack Hansen after Connacht's loss to Leinster back in December. On that occasion, the 27-year old would question the officiating in the game and suggest that it was just the latest in a long line of poor refereeing performances that had affected the province. Busby was the referee in that game, with the Antrim native reportedly subjected to quite a bit of online abuse in the aftermath of the fixture. He would then decide to retire in the weeks following this incident. Mack Hansen would ultimately receive a three-match ban as a result of his comments. READ ALSO:  Stuart Barnes Calls Out Leinster Duo For 'Embarrassing' Lions Mistake After Western Force Hammering READ ALSO:  Dan Biggar Highlights Pivotal Role Irishman Will Play In Unlocking Lions During Test Series Irish Ref Chris Busby Sends Damning Message To IRFU

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is home to one of the world’s most biodiverse ecosystems and one of the largest carbon sinks left on Earth, second only in size to the Amazon rainforest and encompassing more than half of the Congo Basin rainforest.  The peatlands of Cuvette Centrale in DRC and the Republic of Congo, estimated to be the largest continuous tropical peat complex in the world at 145,000 km2 and a storehouse of approximately 30 gigatons of carbon, equivalent to two years of global greenhouse gas emissions, have recently been opened to potential extraction by the government’s decision to put 52 new oil blocks up for bid. This lifeline for the planet is under attack again with news of reopening of this area for potential oil bids. Already, resource extraction beyond fossil fuels is driving conflict, displacement, and ecosystem destruction to the people of DRC while benefiting multinational corporations and complicit politicians. Instead of delivering peace and prosperity to its people, The DRC government plans to advance oil and gas exploration in the country’s most fragile ecosystems, with destructive fossil fuel companies standing to benefit. These activities threaten not only the future of the DRC but the

July 15, 2025 6 to 8 pm ET Americas Society 680 Park Avenue Overview Join Young Professionals of the Americas and Art at Americas Society as we host pioneering poet Ana María Caballero for an evening of conversation, performed poetry, and artistic exploration. Known for fusing traditional verse with new technologies, such as blockchain, Caballero will reflect on how poetry evolves in the digital age while remaining deeply rooted in the human experience. The event will spotlight her boundary-pushing literary projects and global exhibitions, offering insight into how digital formats are reshaping what it means to be a poet today. This event will occur during Art–Tech Summit Week, a citywide celebration of innovation in the creative industries. Caballero will be in conversation with AS/COA's Chase Harrison and Tatiana Marcel. This event is open to YPA and Americas Society members.  A reception will follow the event. Speakers Ana María Caballero is a Colombian-American literary artist whose work interrogates cultural narratives around social structures and sacrifice. A recipient of an Academy of American Poets Prize, the Beverly International Prize, and Colombia’s José Manuel Arango National Poetry Prize, Caballero is a leader in digital poetics. She's the first living poet to sell a

Manchester Cancer Research Centre shared a post on LinkedIn: “Wrapping up an inspiring two-day synergy visit with our colleagues from The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and University Health Networks in Toronto! Together we explored cutting-edge model development and exciting new opportunities to collaborate and amplify our global impact in cancer research. Team Manchester was proudly represented by: • The Christie NHS Foundation Trust • The University of Manchester Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health and Division of Cancer Sciences) • Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute • Cancer Research UK National Biomarker Centre Looking ahead, we’re excited to deepen our research partnerships and expand education opportunities for the next generation of cancer scientists.” More posts featuring Manchester Cancer Research Centre on OncoDaily.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Business Insider Business Insider Published Jun 29, 2025 Welcome back to our Sunday edition, where we round up some of our top stories and take you inside our newsroom. Want to know what a day in the life is like for the CEO of a superyacht firm? Anders Kurtén of Fraser Yachts told BI about his daily drive to Monaco and his nightly unwinding routine. Scale AI’s cybersecurity problem The startup locked down its training documents after a BI review of thousands of files found that it exposed “confidential” data from its high-profile clients, such as Meta and xAI, in public Google Docs. The lockdown temporarily prevented contractors from accessing them, causing confusion and delays. Scale AI has said it’s investigating security gaps, following BI’s initial reporting. It said it had disabled any user’s ability to publicly share documents from Scale’s systems. “We take data security seriously,” a spokesperson said. Also read: What it’s like to fly a B-2 bomber American stealth bombers recently flew 37 hours to bomb Iran’s nuclear sites, with the Pentagon calling it one of the longest B-2 Spirit flights in decades.  But the record for the longest B-2 flight belongs to