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Modern clothing store employee counts stock and enters info on tablet
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Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
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Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
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Man uses design program on laptop computer in wood studio
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Modern shop worker checks tags on jeans and enters info on tablet in clothing store
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Shop employee types quickly on tablet while taking stock of clothing store
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Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
Modern shop worker counts stock and enters numbers on tablet in clothing store
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Stronger Than Steel: Synthetic Spider Silk is Real
Aug.22 -- There's a reason Spider-Man is a superhero; the creatures that served as inspiration produce a super material. The silk they make is unique in how strong and stretchy it is and has intrigued scientists for years. Replicating it...
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India Expands Tech, Chip Ambitions
On today's "India Focus" segment, Indian Minister of Railways, Communications, Electronics & Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw discusses India's plan to become a global electronics hub, the commitments from global chip makers on...
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Chip Inventory Level Not Improving at All, Says CLSA’s Hou
Apr.26 -- Sebastian Hou, investment analyst at CLSA, discusses the chip sector, the inventory cycle and how U.S. tax cuts have impacted the sector. He speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”
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Unstoppable Domains on Diversity in Crypto and Web3
Unstoppable Domains Senior Vice-President & Channel Chief Sandy Carter joins Emily Chang to discuss its new partnership with H.E.R. DAO LATAM and CryptoConexión to provide online courses on crypto and Web3 and onboard million Latinas...
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More Consumers Are Using Buy Now, Pay Later Apps
Consumer protection advocates are concerned that buy now, pay later products are innovative debt traps.
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Solana's Rising Carbon Footprint
Solana Labs Co-Founder Anatoly Yakovenko joins Emily Chang and Bloomberg's Sonali Basak to discuss the company's latest energy impact report showing the network's overall emissions rose roughly 26 percent during the past six months, and...
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USA: NEW PILL UNVEILED IN AMERICA
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A new magic pill in medicine has been unveiled in New York City.
This pill acts as a "dimmer switch" on the body's internal disease fighting system by adjusting the strength of the response to disease by the body's genes.
A...
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How AI is Deciding Who Gets Hired
The job hunt has changed as artificial intelligence scores resumes, runs interviews and decides who gets access to opportunity. Lawmakers and activists are now pushing back on the threat of computerized bias while others work to outsmart...
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CLEAN : 'The new frontier is inventing new chemistry' says Nobel Prize winner
We have a handful of incredibly reactions like the ones that Professors Sharpless and Meldal developed but it’s really just a handful and I think there’s probably many new reactions to be invented" says Chemistry Nobel Prize awardee...
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The Booming Demand for Cloud Services
April 13 -- Aneel Bhusri, co-founder and chief executive officer of Workday, discusses his cloud services software, how it works and the corporate shift to cloud computing. He speaks to Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on "Trending Business."
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Turquoise Hydrogen = Green Environment
Jun.30 -- Hydrogen is touted either as an environmental savior or a massively over-hyped solution. It’s likely neither. Energy systems are complex: Hydrogen is destined to be one part of the 21st century energy mix —and technologies to...
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Ration Book Number Three Released
Office of Price Administration explains distribution, by mail, of the nation's third ration book, to replace previous two / A mailman delivers the third ration book application / a woman checks her mail to find her new ration application...
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Binance Is Not Leaving Singapore, CEO Zhao Says
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao discusses crypto regulation, the company's operations in Singapore and the U.K., and Elon Musk's criticism of his experience signing up on the Binance platform. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance Early Edition."
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Why Facebook Is Collecting So Much Personal Data
Dec.19 -- Rich Greenfield, a BTIG analyst, and Bloomberg's Sarah Frier discuss the report from the New York Times that Facebook Inc. had allowed more than 150 companies to access more personal data from users than it had disclosed. They...
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5G Not a Threat to NFL In-Stadium Wi-Fi, Extreme Networks CEO Says
Sep.06 -- Ed Meyercord, Extreme Networks Inc. chief executive officer, discusses the company's partnership with the NFL to provide wi-fi and wi-fi analytics solutions for the next three football seasons and two Super Bowls. He speaks...
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The Future of Chips
Oct.04 -- Eugene Fitzgerald, chief executive officer at Singapore-MIT alliance for research and technology, discusses the development of a new type of semiconductor chip, what it can be used for and how it changes the game in...
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Retired Electric-Car Batteries to Chill Beer, Grill Sausages
Jun.27 -- The first batches of batteries from electric and hybrid vehicles are hitting retirement age, yet they aren’t bound for landfills. Instead, they’ll spend their golden years chilling beer, powering car-charging stations and...