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Dürre durch das Klimaphänomen El Niño verschärft die durch den Iran-Krieg ohnehin angespannte Lage am Kanal. Asiatische Reeder zahlen hohe Beträge für garantierte Plätze in den Schleusen.
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French aerospace group Thales Alenia Space and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) have been selected to build Nigeria’s replacement communications satellites, read more Thales Alenia, IAI win contract…
Amid the US-Canada trade war, some Canadians are protesting by shopping locally. They're navigating higher prices, "maple-washing," and dupes.
Larry Aaronson wanted a video made for his memorial before he died. Documenting his final weeks taught me about the legacy one person can leave.
Every CEO I know is worried about employee retention. The questions are almost always the same. How do we reduce turnover? How do we keep our best people from leaving? How do we compete when another employer offers a dollar or two more an hour?
For decades, strategic communications operated in two distinct lanes: You pitched journalists for earned credibility or you bought media for controlled reach. That model rested on one assumption: Institutional newsrooms held a monopoly on audience trust. Things have changed.
One dinner. The right guests. A very loud market signal.
