Thursday, November 12, 2026

Business

Canva wipes $11 billion from its valuation, putting IPO plans in doubt

Two of Canva’s earliest and largest local backers, Blackbird and Airtree recently ran the ruler over the design platform once again, with external valuers marking it down 17% to US$34.9B (c. A$49B). Blackbird partner Rick Baker said the VCs updated...

Hotels customer acquisition platform Visaible.ai finds room for $1 million

The round was led by Blacksheep Capital. The capital will be used to build out an end-to-end agentic automation and expand into the US, UK and Europe. expand a software platform to help hotels drive bookings through, AI queries. The...

Psychology says people who double-check the door is locked (even when they know it is) aren’t anxious or forgetful — they’re wired for a...

You locked it. You watched your own hand turn the key. You’re halfway down the path. And you go back and try the handle anyway. If that’s you, someone in your life has probably teased you about it. Maybe you’ve teased...

Psychology says the most magnetic people aren’t charming or funny or successful — they’re the ones who make you feel like you can stop...

Think about the last party where you actually had a good time. Chances are it wasn’t the person with the best stories who made it good. It was the one you ended up next to in the kitchen, the one...

Waking up early and feeling refreshed is less a matter of willpower than of working with your body clock: research on chronotypes and on...

The internet is full of advice to join the five o’clock club and become a morning person through sheer discipline, as though the only thing standing between you and a refreshed dawn is weakness of will. The science of...

Psychology says adult children can forgive an imperfect parent, but not an unreachable one — the parent who would rather protect their pride than...

Picture two fathers. On paper, they’re almost the same man. Both were hard on their kids. Both worked too much, missed things, said the wrong thing at the wrong dinner. Both raised adult children who still carry some of it...

Humans unconsciously mirror the people around them through what psychologists call the chameleon effect — an ancient form of social glue that research has...

Two people begin talking. One crosses a leg; the other soon adopts a similar posture. One rubs their face while searching for a word; a few moments later, the other person’s hand rises too. Neither decides to copy. They...

In a cohort of more than 10,000 civil servants, low control over your own work predicted coronary heart disease with an odds ratio of...

The premise of the question is that stress management is a skill, that successful people have more of it, and that the skill is what can be copied. It is a reasonable thing to assume and it is not...

Across 25 experiments, people told to imagine another person’s perspective became less accurate about what that person thought, not more, while people who were...

The standard item on every list of this kind is to put yourself in the other person’s shoes. Read what they read, imagine their situation, try to see it from where they stand. It is the most recommended technique...

In studies mapping where people will let others touch them, across five European countries and then Britain and Japan, the best predictor was the...

The format of the question promises a list of causes, arranged in the past, belonging to the man. It is a satisfying shape for an article and a difficult one to support, because the research that has measured physical...
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