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Ukraine gets NATO main battle tanks. Will it change the tide of the war?
The United States, Britain, and Germany have agreed to supply Ukraine with main battle Tanks to aid its resistance to Russia's invasion. What are these tanks, will they turn the tide of the war, and in which direction? New Atlas takes a look.
COVID during pregnancy linked to placental damage and fetal haemorrhages
Two new studies have highlighted the potential impact of SARS-CoV-2 infections during pregnancy, finding placental abnormalities and fetal haemorrhages. Researchers are now investigating whether there are long-lasting neurodevelopmental effects.
Review: Mercedes-Benz EQ Series brings German electrification
Mercedes began introducing its EQ line of electric vehicles with the EQS sedan, which was followed quickly by the smaller EQE sedan and the EQB small crossover. All three share a common platform. We’ve now driven all three and here's how they compare.
Investing at the Intersection of Social Justice and Environmental Sustainability | Innovation Development
[With a growing cross-section of investors concerned about social, climate, and other sustainability issues, socially responsible investment managers are creating ways to provide social investors the highest possible impact available through public e
4 Signs Your Industry Might Be Disrupted | Digital Tonto
In the 1920s the Teapot Dome scandal rocked Washington. The Secretary of the Interior, Albert Bacon Fall, was found to have corruptly leased Navy petroleum reserves to private companies. In response, Congress was given the right to subpoena any US citizen’s tax records as well as increased regulation of campaign finance. In the century since, we have had continuous cycles of largesse and reform. The savings and loan crisis in the 1980s led to the FIRREA Act to increase oversight. Accounting scandals, like those involving Enron and WorldCom, led to Sarbanes Oxley. The Financial Crisis led to Dodd-Frank. More recently, tens of billions of dollars were plowed into WeWork before it was exposed as little more than a Ponzi scheme. The Theranos fraud went on for more than a decade before its board realized that its product was an elaborate ruse. FTX was valued at $32 billion but turned out to be worthless. Yet there has been no reform. As Bain pointed out a decade ago, the extreme measures taken after the Great Recession led to a superabundance of capital, which paved the way for the highest profit margins in half a century. Now it seems that the era of easy money and easy regulation is ending, making it a near certainty that more frauds will be exposed. We need to learn the telltale signs that an industry is being disrupted. Once technology begins to mature, we can expect consolidation, rent-seeking and regulatory capture to follow. After that, it’s just a matter of how much time—and how big the bubble gets—before everything bursts.
Angola: Russia Wants to Maintain Partnership With Angola in Space Sector - allAfrica.com
Russia's ambassador to Angola Vladimir Tararov Friday reiterated his country's availability to maintain partnership with Angola in the space sector, having ensured support for the programme after successfully completing the Angosat-2 project.
Spacecamper modularizes Volkswagen T7 Multivan indoor/outdoor RV
Spacecamper matches the versatility of the new VW T7 Multivan with a modular kit designed to make it a camper with 7 seats, a double bed, a tailgate kitchen and more. The components remove and rearrange so the van still works as an everyday driver.
Electra goes light and stealthy for latest Loft Go city ebike
Trek subsidiary Electra has added a new member to its Loft family of ebikes, a lightweight commuter named the Loft Go 7D EQ with torque-sensing pedal assist and a 40-mile battery, plus the option to add a range extender for more miles between charges.
Study shows that milk's flavor may be affected by packaging material
When it comes to different types of milk containers, you may think that the only reasons to choose one over the other would be factors like convenience. New research, however, suggests that container material type can actually affect milk's flavor.
Cladding could regulate building temps by solidifying and liquefying
Seeking a passive way to keep buildings cool in hot weather and warmer in the colder months, researchers have developed a new electrochromic shape-shifting material. It switches from solid to liquid and from clear to opaque at set temperatures.
South Africa: Artificial Intelligence in South Africa Comes With Special Dilemmas - Plus the Usual Risks - allAfrica.com
Analysis - When people think about artificial intelligence (AI), they may have visions of the future. But AI is already here. At its base, it is the recreation of aspects of human intelligence in computerised form. Like human intelligence, it has wide application.
CS1 breathes new streaming life into legacy hi-fi systems
There's no denying that streaming rules the roost for the way we consume our music these days. But if your perfectly good living room hi-fi is feeling very unloved, a little black box from NAD could help bring your aging setup into the 21st century.
JPMorgan is spending and talking the most on AI, index shows | Bank Automation News
JPMorgan Chase & Co. has a head start when it comes to developing and deploying artificial intelligence in banking, according to a new study. The Wall Street bank hires more people with skills needed for AI, files more patents and makes more public pronouncements on the uses and ethical implications of the technology, the Evident
Green-roofed Fendi Factory blends into beautiful Italian countryside
Commissioned to design a new factory for luxury fashion house Fendi, Milan studio Piuarch has created a large building that's topped by an impressive green roof, helping it take its place well among the surrounding Italian countryside.
Upstart launches digital finance, online sales | Bank Automation News
Artificial intelligence-based lending platform Upstart is adding new digital financing and online sales applications to its auto retail platform to improve loan approval rates and expand credit access. Digital financing gives dealers access to Upstart’s AI-powered financing and allows consumers to visit a dealer’s site for loan approval before stepping into the dealership, Alex Rouse, vice president
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