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Miriam Meckel and Sebastian Matthes talk to Felix Holtermann. The award-winning Handelsblatt correspondent looks back on years on the West and East coasts at an America that has changed radically. And he explains how Peter Thiel and Sam Altman really tick.
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Artificial intelligence is supposed to make shopping easier. In the podcast, Rewe manager Christoph Eltze talks about the supermarket of the future, Amazon as a model, and the task that a drone test…
The New York Times reported on Oct. 29 (local time) that U.S. intelligence agencies had assessed a Chinese executive at a Singapore-based data center company who had maintained close contact with…
HD Hyundai Marine Engine signed a new license agreement with WinGD, a global developer of core ship engine technologies, for the manufacture and sale of marine propulsion engines at its Changwon plant…
A few days before the US midterm elections, Rürup and Hüther, who is connected from Boston, discuss how divided the USA is. They also ask what this means for Germany's export model.
According to Binance, a total of assets worth approximately $6.3 billion are affected. A specific hacker group is already suspected to be behind the attack.
In the early days of a business, decisions are often made quickly and on instinct. The owner knows every customer and roughly how much money is in the bank. As the organisation grows, more staff and larger financial commitments mean each decision carries greater consequences, and gut feeling becomes a less reliable guide.
