Amazon’s second Prime event of the year, Prime Best Deals Days, took place October 10 and 11 and marked the second year in a row Amazon has held the October event as a kickoff to Q4 sales. This year’s Prime Big Deal Days (PBDD) sales grew 16% YoY vs. last year’s October Prime Early Access […]
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Health
New technologies are expected to have the biggest impact on banks in the next five years, more so than customer demands and changing regulation, according to a report sponsored by software company Temenos. As payment firms and e-commerce disruptors continue to offer greater embedded finance solutions alongside growing consumer expectations of more personalised products and
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Technology
The global pandemic that swept across the world just a few years ago was a grim reminder of the fragility of human lives. Widespread illness and death, economic disruption, mobility restrictions, and lockdowns precipitated by the unabated spread of Covid-19 was shocking, almost unbelievable for many of us. At its crux, the pandemic sent a
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Education
CASTRO VALLEY – It’s been a relatively calm fire season in the Bay Area, but forest managers aren’t breathing a sigh of relief quite yet. They know the potential for disaster is still there. And the East Bay Regional Parks District offered a tour on Tuesday to show off the remarkable machines they’re using to
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Technology
University of British Columbia’s faculty of forestry is entering a new phase in forestry education, thanks to the dedicated commitment of Mosaic Forest Management. A generous, multi-year commitment marks an extraordinary step towards nurturing the future of forestry and underscores the pivotal role local industry plays in ensuring the vitality of British Columbia’s forests. In
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Education
Lee Friedlander coined a term for the subject of his work: the “social landscape.” The great American documentary photographer, now 89, gives each rowhouse and strip mall and mass-produced car a living and breathing personality. He frames places so as to imbue them with strangeness, movement, intrigue. He often makes what would normally be the
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