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Most entrepreneur that fail are quick to offer a litany of constraints that caused their demise – not enough money, time, customers, or support from the right players. Ironically, as a… Read More

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions that generate increasingly original content in the form of images, videos, and text have evolved into mainstream technologies today. The underlyi… Read More

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As Wimbledon begins, the Full Moon serves up drama in relationships. Fortunately, in our personal lives, the cosmic influence won’t lead to heated battles! Patient, practical ap… Read More

Introduction  In the world of metalwork, precision and creativity go hand in hand. A breakthrough technology called as chemical etching has arisen to generate stunning patterns that fas… Read More

Borderless Data vs. Data Sovereignty: Can They Co-Exist? Businesses have long understood that data sharing has limits (or borders). Legal separations keep data from various subsi… Read More

Burden of Proof, HBO’s brand-new documentary directed by Cynthia Hill, takes us through the case of Jennifer Pandos, who disappeared from her home at the age of 15. Stephen Pandos want… Read More

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