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Janet Harrison

Janet Harrison has over 16 years experience in the financial services industry giving her a vast understanding of how news affects the financial markets, and an early adopter of blockchain technology and digital currencies. Janet is an active holder and trader spending the majority of her time analyzing blockchain projects, reports and watching new and upcoming projects and other initiatives in the industry. She has a Masters Degree in Economics with previous roles counting Investment Banking.
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AI is finally cracking rare disease diagnosis and that could save years of searching
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AI is finally cracking rare disease diagnosis and that could save years of searching
EvORanker, a new AI tool reported in March 2026, can identify the correct disease-causing gene as the top candidate in nearly 70 percent of clinical rare disease cases and within the top five in 95 percent, potentially cutting years off the diagnostic process for hundreds of millions of patients worldwide.

OpenAI Is Betting Its Future on the One Thing Users Hate Most
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OpenAI Is Betting Its Future on the One Thing Users Hate Most
OpenAI has signaled it may introduce sponsored content into ChatGPT conversations, targeting free and entry-level users first. The move comes amid reports the company has missed aggressive revenue targets and is struggling to offset the enormous costs of running frontier AI at scale. The pivot risks alienating the privacy-conscious premium subscribers who represent its most reliable income.




UAE Exits OPEC After 59 Years as Hormuz Crisis Reshapes Global Oil Markets
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UAE Exits OPEC After 59 Years as Hormuz Crisis Reshapes Global Oil Markets
The UAE has announced its withdrawal from OPEC and OPEC+ effective May 1, ending 59 years of membership as the Strait of Hormuz closure reshapes global energy dynamics. As OPEC's third-largest producer, the UAE plans to ramp up output through its bypass pipeline while Brent crude climbs above $111 per barrel. The move raises serious questions about OPEC's ability to manage supply shocks and could accelerate further defections from the cartel.










Gold's Safe-Haven Premium Is Cracking Under the Weight of U.S.-Iran Uncertainty
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Gold's Safe-Haven Premium Is Cracking Under the Weight of U.S.-Iran Uncertainty
Gold has posted one of its sharpest pullbacks in months as U.S.-Iran negotiations and domestic political unrest challenge the metal's traditional safe-haven role. ETF outflows suggest long-term holders are reassessing, not just short-term traders taking profits. The next phase of diplomacy will determine whether this is a temporary repricing or something more structural.

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