[ad_1] Camera drones developed by the Pentagon are more expensive and less capable than those made in China that they had to replace, according to an internal note from the […]
Month: July 2021
Pandemic deprives Asian garment workers of nearly $ 12 billion in wages
[ad_1] According to a labor rights group, Asian garment workers have been deprived of nearly $ 12 billion in wages and severance pay as international retailers canceled orders and demanded […]
Fears of post-pandemic inflation are exaggerated
[ad_1] Too much of our market system revolves around the short term. This is certainly true of the inflation debate. Last week’s data showed U.S. prices were rising at the […]
Opec + reaches an agreement to increase oil production
[ad_1] OPEC and its allies have reached one agreement increase oil production at a time of high prices, after committing to how the production targets of some of its largest […]
The Delta variant is taken advantage of in developing countries as infections spread
[ad_1] The Delta coronavirus variant that has quickly become dominant in much of the world demands a very serious toll in dozens of developing countries, where vaccination levels are insufficient […]
China trades the remnants of the Anbang empire for $ 5.2 million
[ad_1] China’s Anbang wreckage has been valued at more than $ 5.2 billion in the latest attempt by state controllers to disband the former high-flying group led by jailed tycoon […]
Inditex and the future of retail: ‘Don’t believe in the death of the high street’
[ad_1] The two silver boxes, about 2 metres in height, look more like dry cleaning units than a big step towards the future of retail. But, as a line of trousers […]
The medical device industry is testing UK plans for post-Brexit divergence
[ad_1] Hopes that the UK will become a global innovation hub for new medical devices after Brexit will be dashed if the UK differs from EU standards in pursuit of […]
Democrats weigh in on support for Jay Powell as the Fed leadership election approaches
[ad_1] Brad Sherman, a California Democrat in the House of Representatives, said what many in his party believe in private when he asked President Joe Biden to re-appoint Jay Powell […]
Lila Ibrahim of DeepMind: “It’s hard not to go through the impostor syndrome”
[ad_1] Lila Ibrahim is the first chief operating officer in history DeepMind, one of the best known artificial intelligence companies in the world. He has no formal background in AI […]