Reimagining AI under Trump 2.0
According to Donald Trump's own first-term AI order, federal AI systems must adhere to civil rights, which will necessitate social harm analysis...
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Is Rangely ready for end of oil boom?
Rangely provides an example of how regions dependent on oil and gas will require specific strategies based on the advantages and disadvantages of their particular locations...
Australia’s housing conundrum: Straining the system
New data has revealed that the province of Victoria is grappling with an unprecedented property crisis, with more people in housing stress than any other part of Australia...
Turkish Airlines: A 91-year journey to global reach
To reduce paper use, Turkish Airlines has implemented sustainable practices in passenger services beyond aircraft operations, such as using digital boarding cards and offering digital reading materials...
Global shipping faces unprecedented challenges
With the usual passages either unsafe or impassable, shipping companies have had to chart new courses, often at great expense...
Volatile Middle East ripple through global markets
The global inflationary impact of a Middle East conflict extends beyond energy prices...
Living on pennies: The plight of elderly Cubans
The six-decade American embargo on Cuba, the communist state's ailing central planning, and the island nation's inability to recover from the pandemic are all responsible for the collapse of its economy...
Recession signs: Are they just false alarms?
The Federal Reserve has historically lowered the Fed funds rate to near zero to inject easy money into the economy during recessions...
Cameroon’s post-Biya future: Hope or chaos?
France is Cameroon's leading trade partner, with trade between the two countries amounting to over 1.3 billion euros annually, according to France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs...
Savings clubs: Good or bad for Zimbabwe?
Savings clubs have become a source of capital for many people on the economic margins...