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 | The Cologne-based startup dataMatters, a spin-off of RWTH Aachen University, has introduced urbanOS, which it claims is the world’s first operating system for Smart Cities. This municipal operating system ... |
 | Higher tariffs and their impact on trade remain the "wildest of wild cards" when it comes to economic forecasts, according to the latest outlook released May 16 by University of Michigan economists ... |
 | Smart policies addressing road transport emissions could save 1.9 million lives and prevent 1.4 million new children's asthma cases worldwide by 2040, according to a new study. This translates to ... |
 | OpenAI CEO Sam Altman believes the world has yet to witness the full extent of AI’s transformative potential—particularly with the emergence of humanoid robots. In a recent interview with ... |
 | Thanks to our new global tariff war, the wild world of importing and exporting has been thrust into the forefront. There's a lot of logistics involved in keeping your local Walmart stocked and your ... |
 | Robin Zeng, the billionaire head of battery giant CATL, expects half of all new trucks sold in China will be electric-powered by 2028, a forecast that heralds huge disruption for the global market ... |
 | If you live in Arizona or Texas, you may want to invest in some flame-resistant umbrellas. Amazon announced Tuesday that it received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration ... |
 | The Golden Dome project aims to see the United States design and deploy a next-generation missile defense shield over the entire continental U.S. that will be able to detect, track and intercept hyper ... |
 | An independent federal agency has backed imposing levies as high as 3,521 percent on China-linked solar imports from four Southeast Asian countries, writes Christa Marshall. The International Trade ... |
 | Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., has overcome Democrat opposition to proceeding to a vote this week on overturning California’s electric vehicle mandate. In a 53-to-46 party-line vote ... |
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