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The German military is restricting access for connected cars due to concerns about espionage. Security experts are calling for the measures to be extended to other security areas.
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Companies should enable employees to participate in local politics, says KfW CEO Stefan Wintels. He has launched an initiative that unites 30 organizations.
Indian equity benchmarks are expected to remain in consolidation mode on Friday following recent gains, as sustained foreign institutional inflows offer support while rising Brent crude prices and elevated domestic inflation weigh on sentiment. GIFT Nifty futures were at 25,267.5, as of 7:13 a.m.
Ruth Madeley likes to think she was determined before she was born. “I think I was stubborn before I even arrived,” she says, laughing.
First, hacker attacks on European supermarkets, then threats against airplanes, now against Italian schools. The government in Rome is talking about a "broader strategy".
Opposition leader Machado has returned to Venezuela to cheers. But Delcy Rodríguez wants to consolidate her power. And the US is pursuing its own plans. When there will be elections is unclear.
WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO: Colette Kress spent years as the one Nvidia executive willing to check CEO Jensen Huang’s enormous, often risky ambitions. As he drove the chipmaker deeper into multibillion-dollar AI investments, she pushed back, according to two people familiar with the matter on Thursday.
