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When you think “Taylor Swift”, philanthropy may not be the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, throughout her record-breaking music career, Swift has built a reputation for generously donating to individuals and organisations – often inspiring her legions of fans to follow in her footsteps.

Analysis of China's Belt and Road Initiative reveals investments and construction surged to record levels, with US$126.3 billion in investments and construction contracts.

For many fans, the heroics of players in the World Cup were overshadowed by the actions of a surprising character: the referee.

Researchers such as UQ PhD candidate Edidiong James are investigating how we can adapt to the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats.

AI is forcing organisations to rethink the traditional rules of competition. But as the technology becomes more accessible, what does it take to turn AI adoption into real advantage?

UQ Professor Tim Kastelle's keynote speech at the BiiG Conference Dinner challenged leaders to rethink how they understand and manage risk, arguing that innovation depends on building trust and making better decisions under uncertainty.

Rideshare e-scooters and e-bikes and a change in public perception could help close the gap between public transport hubs and starting locations or destinations for commuters, research has found.

University of Queensland Business School researchers have been recognised in the Australian Financial Review AI Awards for using artificial intelligence to break down language barriers to make research more accessible.