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An interesting dilemma for media owners - the subscription model is the future of news, yet the self suppression of reach that this necessarily entails means that media owners now have far less influence over politics than they did during t
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Intentionally triggering headlines like this contribute to the erosion of trust in media - the article even recognises its own provocation in the second paragraph. The reality is Gen Z are entering a job market of where the compensation is
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China is raising their retirement age. They're just not telling anybody [video]
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perhaps that is what beauty really is - the absence of extremity
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be interesting to track the 'pet ownership rate' per capita over time. Not clear if we're having more or less pets - does anyone have any data for this?
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US policy reflexive and unreflective when it comes to China. Export controls on simply redirect investment inward to domestic R&D and subsequent production capacity. Effectively, this is defunding US and US-controlled companies, who o
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Indeed. Second mover advantage should be well known by now
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Sure. Opportunity cost is there, I am sure China would much prefer to freely buy Western equipment. However, in case of escalating export controls, it clearly makes sense to further invest in domestic capacity. The 'opportunity gain&#x
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the moat is wide if the market was free. However, when it becomes a matter of national security, the economic viability becomes a far lower priority. China is obviously going to get there, just a matter of time.
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Workforce Digest: A Strong Spring Report but Workers Are Still Feeling Gloomy
(reveliolabs.com)
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The AI Workforce Is Here: The Rise of a New Labor Market
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The Electric Vehicle Developmental State
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The Death of Deloitte: AI-Enabled Services Are Opening a Whole New Market
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nothing beats coal for surge capacity - easy to store, easy to use. China energy mix will likely always have a component of coal but thankfully will be increasingly there as a reserve, whilst solar / wind / hydro / nuclear do
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Ukraine were ahead of Russia in repurposing consumer grade DJI drones bought from AliExpress and using them to aid the war effort. Probably no longer effective, but I seem to recall them having some positive impact in the early months of th
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How offering remote working increases your chances of hiring
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American Drones Failed to Turn the Tide in Ukraine
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BBC to split India operations following raids
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in this increasingly bizarro world, Ukraine would seem to have some leverage over the US...by striking Russia energy infrastructure.
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BYD is launching its next-gen Blade EV battery – more range and even lower cost
(electrek.co)
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Think Tesla is in trouble? Pity even more its wannabe EV rivals
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2023 Jamie Dimon Letter to Shareholders [pdf]
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Incidentally, Scott Morrison, the former PM who scuttled the French deal in favour of AUKUS - which costs the Australian tax payer 380 billion - is now on the board of at least one US defence think tank and I think at least another military
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Edelman Trust Barometer 2024
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indeed, but it is noteworthy he has denied an accusation
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worth noting that Elon Musk disputes this claim but has not provided any further details on the rebuttal https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1776272471324606778
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Slowing down China innovation rate is essential for the maintenance of the rules based international order
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New-Vehicle Average Transaction Prices Retreat for Second Straight Month
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"China" providing "Russia" with geospatial intelligence this is a Russian car driver accessing Beidou Sat Nav on BYD
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China's "overcapacity" reveals two different visions of the world
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