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WorkWorkWorkWork WorkHow Israel's arms exports have made it sanctions-proof - The EconomistFOR DECADES Israel's arms industry was primarily known for one piece of kit. The Uzi, a compact and rugged submachinegun much beloved by action-movie heroes, embodied Israel's national brand as a tiny, ingenious and, when necessary, deadly little country. Israel has changed since WorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkThere's No Such Thing as 'Quality' Time - RyanHoliday.net When you're too busy aiming for it, you miss the moments in front of you It's one of those lines we throw out casually: "I want to spend more 'quality time'... " whether it's with friends, with family, with your kids, or with yourself. While the phrase certainly comes from a good place, there's a disconnect: WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkFirefighters tackle blaze at BBCs former HQ in west London According to the Helios Building's website, it has 162 homes, along with a gym and a 47-bedroom hotel. It was previously part of the Television Centre which served as the BBC's headquarters until 2013, when the broadcaster moved to its current location at Broadcasting House, in Portland Place. WorkWorkWorkHow Giorgio Armani Transformed Tailoring The late Italian designer pushed deconstructed suiting forward, writes menswear expert Derek Guy, fashioning silhouettes so exaggerated they appeared to be melting off the wearer. Work WorkWorkWorkWorkBig Data Is Already Jacking Up Your Airline Fares - The Lever After Delta Air Lines faced public backlash for expanding its use of artificial intelligence (AI) to set fares for passengers, the airline sent a letter to federal lawmakers on Friday denying that it uses personalized pricing to price-gouge consumers. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkEditor's Note: Host Garry Kasparov is joined by cognitive scientist Gary Marcus. They agree that on its own, AI is no more good or evil than any other piece of technology and that humans, not machines, hold the monopoly on evil. They discuss what we all need to do to make sure that these powerful new tools don't further harm our precarious democratic systems. WorkWorkWork TradeBriefs Publications are read by over 100,000 Industry Executives About Us | Advertise | Privacy PolicyUnsubscribe You are receiving this mail because of your subscription with TradeBriefs.
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