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Science
Why cats cry more in front of people, study asks
Cats may meow during interactions with people as a signal directed at someone who can resolve their dissatisfaction, a study suggests. Researchers at the University of Sao Paulo tested 38 cats with their owners and found vocalisations rose when a person was present. Cats meowed 86 times with a person in the room versus 20 when alone. They also looked at the person or alternated gaze between the person and a treat box.
Industry
Narcolepsy patients\' brains may be younger than expected, review finds
A research review has found that evidence supporting early brain ageing in people with narcolepsy does not appear consistently, despite severe sleep disruption. The finding is unusual given earlier studies linking sleep disorders to cognitive decline and dementia. Researchers reviewed prior studies on type 1 narcolepsy and brain ageing and pointed to orexin deficiency as a possible factor. They said this does not mean the condition prevents dementia.
Crypto
Jeevs raises $110 million to expand enterprise stablecoin banking
Enterprise stablecoin banking platform Jeevs has raised $110 million, with the round led by CoinFund and joined by AllianceBernstein, Andreessen Horowitz, Coinbase Ventures, GIC and Y Combinator. The company said revenue quadrupled in 14 months and annualised card and payment volume more than tripled to over $5 billion. Stablecoin volume grew to $1.5 billion annualised. Jeevs plans to expand stablecoin card service to 35 countries and introduced a wallet and AI spend tracking.
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Industry
Samsung marks 30 years in India, showcases localised AI home appliance technology
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AI & Enterprise
Meta launches \'Meta Business Agent\' to support customer service on WhatsApp, Instagram
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AI & Enterprise
One year after DeepSeek, Chinese AI models spread rapidly, overtake U.S. in download share