In a revealing episode of the Future Squared podcast, Taryn Williams, a seasoned entrepreneur and the force behind multiple successful ventures, shared insights from her 20-year journey in business.

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If there was ever a time that the coronavirus could have been contained, it has long passed. If there was ever a time that the coronavirus could have been contained, it has long passed. David Nabarro, special envoy to the World Health Organization, told BBC that COVID-19 is capable of “Surging back really quickly” and has a tendency to return “all the time.” It might be high time to prepare for an entire lifetime dodging an invisible enemy until experts finally develop a vaccine strong enough to shield us all. Even then, a vaccine might be able to weaken, but never completely eradicate the coronavirus.

The XFL football league is finally getting a white knight -- in the form of The Rock. CNN Business reports that Dwayne Johnson is part of the team who will try to breathe life back into the beleaguered franchise, which had filed for bankruptcy this year, making him the latest WWE personality to take a shot at the league. Vince McMahon tried to revive the league twice to give the NFL a run for its money, but he failed both times. Along with his ex-wife-slash-business partner Dany Garcia and investment firm RedBird Capital, The Rock is confident he’ll have much more luck after buying the league for approximately $15 million.

On Sunday, protesters took to the streets of Portland to burn Bibles, crosses, and the American flag in a blaze they set in front of a federal courthouse. According to the New York Post, tensions have been rising in the city between federal agents and Black Lives Matter protesters for weeks. After last week’s ‘bonfire,’ though, former Heisman Trophy winner turned NFL star Herschel Walker has seen enough. “For the first time in a long time, I stopped in the middle of my workout because last night I saw something that really, really disturbed me,” he told the Daily Wire.

Symmetry is something that the human mind is innately drawn to, and something we find beautiful. Flowers, starfish, a butterfly’s wings, crystals, planets, human faces. The absence of symmetry on human faces, no matter how subtle, is enough for us to raise our eyebrows and question whether the subject has had some work done. And for a case of not-so-subtle asymmetry that is far from beautiful…we need not look any further than Sloth from The Goonies.

Leave it to two time-travelers to release another adventure 29 years after their last. Finally, the third ‘Bill & Ted’ movie is headed to its digital release. According to Music Feeds, ‘Bill and Ted Face the Music’ will be released on demand and in theaters on September 1st. It was originally slated to be released in theaters on August 21 but with COVID-19 still getting in the way of our plans, Orion Pictures had to settle to a later date. Set 30 years after the events in ‘Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey,’ film leads Alex Winter (Bill) and Keanu Reeves (Ted) will have adorable reinforcements this time, including their daughters (played by Brigette Lundy-Paine and Samara Weaving). 

Microsoft is not ready to give up on TikTok just yet. In a statement, the tech giant said it is willing to continue discussions with U.S. President Donald Trump and ByteDance, TikTok’s parent company, to strike an acquisition deal that will make everybody happy. By taking over TikTok operations in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Microsoft hopes to allay government fears that the app might be leaking sensitive personal and federal data to its Chinese owners. CNN notes that the move to ban TikTok comes amid burgeoning tensions between Beijing and Washinton over a number of issues, including national security concerns, trade disputes, and both nations’ approach to containing the coronavirus outbreak.

Up until the mid-noughties, being in high school also meant belonging to a tribe. The tribe you belonged to was usually based on either your ethnicity or your music or athletic choices. During the 1990s, when I grew up, you were either a long-haired metalhead, a Fubu-wearing hip hop fan, a techno head, a melancholic grunge fan, or you spiked your hair high for the pop-punk stylings of Blink 182. There were also less curious kids who ate up whatever mainstream radio threw their way, such as NSYNC and The Spice Girls. That, or you played Aussie Rules football, or soccer.

Two goals from Arsenal talisman Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang did it for the Gunners. Chelsea drew first blood within five minutes of the contest, thanks to Christian Pulisic, but Aubameyang will not be denied his ticket to next season’s European League. He leveled it for Arsenal with a picture-perfect finish from the penalty spot in the 28th minute, shortly after he was taken down by opposing captain Cesar Azpilicueta. The Gabon striker then danced past his defenders in the 67th minute and let his left foot break the tie. Just like that, Aubameyang successfully redeemed Arsenal from a difficult eighth-place finish in the Premier League.

Veterans of the highly prestigious mob genre are not done yet. ‘The Sopranos’ producer Terence Winter and ‘Goodfellas’ screenwriter Nicholas Pileggi are coming together to give us an offer we could not refuse: another drama revolving around mobsters and crime in America. Showtime confirmed to Deadline that it is developing the hour-long drama, which is inspired “by Pileggi’s in-depth chronology of organized crime in America -- as seen through the eyes of the mafia’s First Family.” Although Showtime has yet to release any significant details about the drama, the still-untitled work of art is generating a lot of buzz, thanks in no small part to the creative genius of Winter an Pileggi. 

All the way from inside the Orlando NBA bubble, Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Phil Handy joined The Alley-Oop Show this week. Handy has one of the most decorated assistant coaching careers in the NBA, having coached superstars such as Lebron James, Kobe Bryant, Kawhi Leonard and Kyrie Irving. Prior to joining the Lakers this season, he had been to five consecutive NBA finals as an assistant coach (four with Cleveland and one with Toronto).

Kobe Bryant's work ethic described by the LA Lakers assistant coach, Phil Handy, in this delightful two-minute story.

Alyssa Milano is flabbergasted that more people are listening to Joe Rogan’s podcast than hers. “We live in a world WHERE JOE ROGAN’s PODCAST HAS TRIPLE THE LISTENERS AS MINE!! Dear god,” Milano wrote on Twitter. There are two possible reasons the ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ host chose to share her highly unpopular opinion for the entire Twitterverse to feast on. Either it was a clever marketing attempt to let people know she has a podcast, or Milano genuinely has zero clue why she doesn’t have the same following as Rogan.

The chief executives of the world’s four biggest tech firms appeared before Congress this week. Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos, was there to defend against Antitrust allegations that Amazon has been undercutting competitors by pricing products at a loss that only it can sustain, thus shutting out competitors in the long-term. Bezos’ annual shareholder letters have been referenced by entrepreneurs worldwide to inform strategy, decision-making, and inspire their organizations to great heights, and weather the storm that inevitably comes with any difficult pursuit.

Nope, Wacken Open Air is not canceled this year. Apparently, the coronavirus has not ruined everything we hold dear. In fact, it has paved the way for metalheads worldwide to take part in what could be the biggest Wacken festival of all time. “If fans can’t come to Wacken this year, we have to come to the fans.” These were the reassuring words of co-founder Thomas Jensen at yesterday’s kick-off presentation for Wacken World Wide 2020, which runs until August 1st. The breathtaking opening event gave us a glimpse of what we can expect for this year’s virtual Wacken experience.

Hedging is used by investors to eliminate or mitigate the risk of a position and to offset losses. It works by taking an opposite position in a related asset. For example, a farmer might hedge the price risk of grain by negotiating a forward contract, whereby the farmer agrees to deliver a certain amount of grain to a buyer for an agreed price at some point in the future. Another example of hedging in day-to-day life might be betting against your favorite sports team. This is a form of emotional hedging whereby if your team loses, at least you still win, and vice versa.

Venture capital (VC) investments are weathering the pandemic well, with over 4,000 closed deals in the second quarter totalling US$63 billion in value. This is almost equal to the total investments that flowed in during the first quarter and just a tad lower than 2Q 2019 figures, which stood at $69.8 billion. Mirage News reports that investments in Australia’s start-ups attracted new highs during the first half of 2020. That’s to the tune of US$944.7 million, from just about $627 million during the same period in 2019.

How do you get Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Sundar Pichai, and Tim Cook in one room? Put them on a congressional hot bench, of course. On Wednesday, chief executives of the world’s four biggest tech firms, which coincidentally include two of the planet’s wealthiest people, will defend their businesses before Congress. According to NPR, all they have to do is answer one simple burning question: Do you use your company’s reach and power to help yourselves while hurting your consumers and competitors?

The NBA season officially restarts tomorrow and based on the practice games completed, teams appear locked in and ready to go. Can you believe it has been about four and a half months since the NBA season was postponed? Fans are itching to see some games and ultimately a champion crowned in 2020.There has been plenty happening both on the court and off the court this week - let’s get straight into it.Here’s your Weekly NBA Wrap.

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This is not the tech disruption we were hoping for. Expecting the virus threat to linger a little longer, Google told CBS MoneyWatch that it will allow employees to work from home for at least another year. “To give employees the ability to plan ahead, we’ll be extending our global voluntary work from home option through June 30, 2021 for roles that don’t need to be in the office,” CEO Sundar Pichai wrote in a memo to Google employees. “I hope this will offer the flexibility you need to balance work with taking care of yourselves and your loved ones over the next 12 months.”

While other pro athletes are taking the knee at the start of their games, WNBA players walked out even before a single note of the national anthem could be played. Ballers from both the New York Liberty and Seattle Storm trooped back to the locker rooms where they held a brief moment of silence for Breonna Taylor, to whom they are dedicating this season. Taylor, a 26-year-old Afrian American emergency medical technician, was fatally shot by Louisville police in her own home in March. More than four months have passed since the unfortunate, middle-of-the-night raid, but justice has been elusive. Not one of the policemen who ‘miscalculated’ their moves that night have been formally charged, let alone convicted.

Societal pressure just doesn’t work for someone like Mike Ditka. The NFL Hall of Famer and Pitt Panther told TMZ Sports that he will not tolerate players of his X League (previously the Legends Football League) kneeling for the national anthem. “If you can’t respect our national anthem, get the hell out of our country.” the Carnegie native said. “That’s the way I feel. Of course, I’m old-fashioned, so I’m only going to say what I feel. ”The gesture of taking a knee during the national anthem before athletic games picked up steam in 2016 when then-49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneeled to protest racial injustice and police brutality against people of color. However, the 80-year-old Ditka never warmed up to the idea.

Juventus have won their ninth consecutive Serie A crown with two games to spare. The Old Lady outplayed Sampdoria 2-0 to escape a title race against their closest rivals, Inter Milan. Earlier, The Mirror reports that Internazionale upped the ante on Juve with a 3-0 victory over Genoa. Of course, Cristiano Ronaldo had other plans. The superstar opened the scoring for Bianconeri by striking a cross from Miralem Pjanic, which found a neat spot on the bottom corner of the box. Frederico Bernardeschi then sealed the deal with a second goal in the 67th minute. Just like that, Juventus is on the cusp of achieving something no other team has done before -- a 10th straight title.

23 years after their last championship together, the NBL big three reunited on The Alley-Oop Show. Their chemistry continues off the court, with the former teammates discussing Bradtke’s career from first starting to play basketball to his experience playing alongside a young Allen Iverson in the NBA.

“I. AM. BACK.” 54-year-old Mike Tyson needed no more than these three words to send his fans into a frenzy and all hyped up for September 12th. Yes, ‘Iron Mike’ is coming out of retirement for an eight-round exhibition at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. It’s been 15 years since Tyson’s otherwise impressive career came to a halt with Kevin McBride exhausting all the fight out of him in six rounds.

Federal employees may soon have to find new ways to pass the time aside from dancing along to Charli D’amelio and lip syncing to Jojo Siwa’s songs. This as U.S. lawmakers take a step closer to banning the use of Tiktok on government-issued devices. According to The Wire, Senator Josh Hawley’s ‘No Tiktok on Government Devices Act’ is now up for an en banc vote after the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs unanimously nodded on the measure.

Thirty years of heartbreaks, close calls, and a slew of mid-table finishes have led to this historic moment: Liverpool lifting the Premier League trophy as fireworks painted the sky red at Anfield.

The NBA season officially kicks off in just over one week - sh*t is getting real!Even though we are yet to have any games in the bubble, there is still plenty of entertainment in the world of NBA. 

What if machines could process large amounts of data with the same amount of time it takes for light to travel? That would be awesome, right?

Bauer Media Australia today announced the closure of eight titles, including the iconic ELLE Australia, InStyle, Harper’s Bazaar, Men’s Health Australia, Women’s Health Australia, Good Health, NW and OK! Australia. Both the print and digital versions of these titles were deemed no longer viable.

The new co-owner of the NBL’s Hawks joined Andrew Gaze and Lanard Copeland for the second instalment of The Alley-Oop Show. Dorry Kordahi recently teamed up with former NBA Executive Bryan Colangelo and American businessman Michael Proctor to purchase the NBL team formally known as the Illawarra Hawks.

Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. This seems to be the way with modern-day radicals who have begun cancelling companies for actually trying to promote racial inclusivity and multiculturalism. 

LeBron James has set another monster record. This time, it’s not for points made or championships won, but for rookie card value. According to the NBA, LBJ’s 2003-2004 Upper Deck rookie card was sold at auction for $1.845 million.

In their segment, Magic Moments, Andrew Gaze and Lanard Copeland shine the spotlight on a memorable moment from years gone by. It was only fitting that for the first-ever magic moment, Gaze and Copeland relived arguably the greatest comeback in NBL history. 

Nike’s new line of sneakers is not for everyone. For fans of ‘The Grateful Dead’ though, these are everything.

If a Twitter account with five followers and a generic profile picture tweeted this, nobody would pay it any mind, and it would have been a largely unsuccessful scam.

Feynman was a staunch advocate for doubt, for keeping an open mind and carrying on as if our ideas are all wrong — which, as it turns out, they often are. As Feynman himself said in numerous lectures, the fundamental essence of science is that “we can never be sure we’re right, we can only ever be sure we’re wrong”.

It’s official! NBA players have entered the bubble in Orlando! Thanks to social media, NBA fans can stay up to date with all the action from inside the bubble. However, some players are already showing signs of struggling with the restrictions - how are they going to feel if they make it to the finals and are stuck in the bubble for three months?

Apparently, the NBA will let you print any of these statements on an official jersey, but it will not let you wear one that says ‘Free Hong Kong.’ NBA fans looking to get their own custom jerseys with progressive slogans on the back were slapped with a sobering truth: the league is not as militant as it would have us believe.

Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman and featherweight champ Alexander Volkanovski both defended their UFC titles successfully, but not without challenge.

The latest victim is New York Times opinion writer Bari Weiss, who announced her resignation from the newspaper in a lengthy note that didn’t leave us guessing the reason for her decision. 

Our fears about what technology and smartphones are doing to our kids has reached a fever pitch. Articles with headlines like “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” and “The Risk Of Teen Depression And Suicide Is Linked To Smartphone Use” have, ironically enough, gone viral online.

Sports leagues in the U.S. are currently engaged in a battle tobcome the most ‘woke.’ According to The Blaze, the NBA has allowed players to showcase social justice messages like ‘Black Lives Matter,’ ‘Equality,’ or ‘How Many More?’ on the back of their jerseys once the season resumes.

Washington is dropping the iconic team name ‘Redskins,’ according to a report by The Denver Post. After decades of downplaying criticism over the name, which is widely considered a derogatory slur for Native Americans, owner Daniel Snyder succumbed and assured NFL fans that the team will be announcing its new name soon.

Does repeating a falsehood make it true? It seems so, at least when it comes to the myth that technology is addicting us all. While a reassessment of the role our gadgets play in our lives is healthy, many people are buying into a self-defeating fallacy that ironically makes it harder to dial back.

‘The Adventures of Moon Man & Slim Shady’ may only be four minutes, 25 seconds long, but it touches upon myriad of social issues that could ruffle thousands of feathers. Well, that’s just Slim Shady for you.

Yesterday was a terrible day for cold-weather sports. When lifeguards and ambulance officers got to Alex ‘Chumpy’ Pullin, it was already too late.

Independent reports that the Tesla CEO is now reconsidering his support for West’s presidential dreams, 72 hours after he proclaimed his “full support” for the latter’s #2020VISION. 

Cancel culture doesn’t provide any space for innocent until proven guilty. Evidence and the right to a fair trial fall victim to the mob, which plays judge, jury, and executioner on Twitter.

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Find out everything you need to know about this weekend's biggerst sneaker releases from Adidas to Nike.

This is not a drill. Kanye West dropped bomb after bomb in the course of a four-hour interview with Forbes on Wednesday.

The NBA season is less than 4 weeks away from resuming and COVID-19 continues to dominate the headlines. Just in case you missed the top stories of the week, we cover them all here. Starting with an NBA reunion that was always going to happen and ending with a recently retired NBA superstar on fire. Here’s your Weekly NBA Wrap.

Have you ever felt an intense lack of motivation or enthusiasm over things that used to excite you? You might be experiencing low levels of dopamine in the brain.

Clad in a statement shirt with ‘Black Lives Matter’ on the front, Formula One racer Lewis Hamilton took a knee ahead of the season-opening Austrian Grand Prix.

There was a time when people disagreed through civil conversation, either side arguing with facts and not emotions, trying to make the other see the logic in their position. When they couldn’t sway one way, they would agree to disagree, and be on their separate ways.

One tweet from Kanye West caused millions of Twitter users to check their calendars yesterday. It was Independence Day in the U.S., but the rapper’s announcement seemed to be more fitting for April Fool’s.

Sports organisations are currently in the middle of a dilemma. On one hand, there is strong pressure from players, teams, and fans to support the Black Lives Matter movement.

What’s in the name ‘Digital nomad?’ It refers to anyone who can travel the world, have a good time, and stay in touch with family and friends—all at the same time while being productive and making a good living. Working remotely has never been easier with the best project management tools to help you and your team stay organized and at the top of your game. 

Have you ever fantasized about starting a restful weekend by sleeping in and starting your Saturday at noon, only to wake up before the sun is even up -- without the need for any alarms?

The truth is that team-bonding activities ultimately take people away from important work, family, friends, and personal interests. As such, people should be able to choose whether or not they participate in token initiatives without fear of obvious or subtle recourse.

On Wednesday, Tesla shares soared 3.5% within the trading day. While that figure doesn’t appear to be too big, it must have made Tesla CEO Elon Musk feel like he’s on top of the world.

The NBA season came to a halt on March 11th, 2020. That was the day that Rudy Gobert, Utah All-Star Centre, tested positive for COVID-19 just after joking about the virus at a press conference.

How should we make decisions in life? Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, a behavioral economist and cognitive neuroscientist, says that whatever you do, Never Go With Your Gut. It’s such bold advice that Dr. Tsipursky decided to make it the title of his latest book.

As if the coronavirus is not enough cause for global concern right now, Chinese scientists are calling attention to a new flu virus that could trigger yet another pandemic.

World-renowned circus producer Cirque du Soleil is the pandemic’s latest cultural casualty. The Canada-based entertainment company has filed for bankruptcy protection as it attempts to stick a decent landing while hurdling the ongoing health crisis.

With any rotational based sport or activity, the ability to control your limbs and joint positions in space while resisting changes in position differentiate the 'good' movers from the 'great'. High movements speeds, limited amounts of ground contact time (GCT) and a major redirection of force vectors all play a factor in the endeavour for faster shots & throws. 

Fandom isn't just for celebrities anymore. It can be rocket fuel for any business or nonprofit that chooses to focus on inspiring and nurturing true fans.

Victoria welcomed this month by easing restrictions. Authorities allowed restaurants to serve 20 dine-in patrons at a time. Pubs and museums reopened. Gyms and cinemas were poised to resume operations next.

By the time I finished the second episode of Lucas Aoun’s Boost Your Biology podcast, I had become a huge fan of a very underrated amino acid called L-Taurine.

Dozens of companies have pulled out millions of dollars-worth of ads from Facebook’s network in an effort to pressure the platform to crack down on misinformation and hate speech.

The wake of George Floyd’s death under police custody has not been kind to monuments that celebrate the lives of people who once owned slaves.

Motley Crue's Tommy Lee has a new tattoo...and it's on his face.

It’s official. On July 30, the NBA will snap its almost four-month hiatus with a doubleheader featuring a Utah Jazz vs. New Orleans Pelicans match-up and a highlight duel between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers.

The 30-year drought has finally come to an end. Liverpool has clinched its historic league title, and not even a global pandemic could have stopped them.

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic that has crippled airline operations across the globe, Qantas announced major changes. 6,000 workers, including ground staff and crew members, have been laid off in response to to the pandemic. The restructuring cuts across Qantas and it’s budget arm, Jetstar. 

GNC, the Pittsburgh-based supplement company, has declared bankruptcy after more than 80 years in business.

Major League Baseball is set to resume this July, the MLB Players Association (MLBPA) announced in an official press release on Tuesday. The season is estimated to begin either on July 23 or July 24.

World No. 1 tennis player, Novak Djokovic, and his wife, Jelena Djokovic, have tested positive for COVID-19, Djokovic announced on Tuesday. Djokovic had recently organized the Adria Tour, an unofficial charity event, which was cancelled before the final on Sunday.

Impossible Foods, a company that specializes in creating meat alternatives using plant-based food, believes they’re giving the meat industry a serious run for its money.