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Defense: Bundeswehr defines a new relationship between humans and AI in weapon systems

The Bundeswehr's long-awaited concept for the use of AI in weapon systems describes human control in a new way. It also contains important information for the industry.

New research results: New solar cells and finally more energy – this is what the future of photovoltaics looks like

Tandem solar cells with perovskites can convert up to 50 percent more energy. But they are not yet on the market. Researchers have now managed to overcome a major obstacle.

Health care reform: Many countries object to austerity packages for health care costs

The countries want to overturn many planned austerity measures. In pension policy, a research institute shows a way to save billions.

Labor law: What happens to the company car after termination

Anyone who is terminated often asks themselves whether they also have to give up their company car. But this question is not easy to answer. These contract details are what matter.

Skillfully loaded: Storing your load safely: 3 car tips

Whether it's weekend shopping or luggage for a summer vacation: even small mistakes when loading can turn not only heavy loads but also small objects into sources of danger. Here's how to defuse them.

I wonder how you all have your accounts organized

So, I'm learning the basics and I like compartmentalisation. I have my main bank account (ING) where I get my paycheck, pay the bills, day to day expenses, etc, then a second bank account (Trade Republic, 2% interest) where I keep my emergency fund, then a third bank account (Renault Bank, 2,02% interest) for my vacation money, and a fourth account (Bank Norwegian, 2,35% interest) for home renovations + future car. Every month I automatically send some money to the vacations and the home renovat

Customs policy: USA is planning new tariffs on imports from almost all over the world

The Supreme Court actually stopped Trump's tariff plans in February. Now he is trying again – with a different legal basis. But there should be exceptions.

As crises balloon, so do EU nations’ deficits

Under EU rules, the public deficit must not be above 3% of GDP

Goldman Sachs CEO Warns Oil Shock Could Alter Consumer Behavior

Tightening crude oil supply will lead to consumer behavior changes in the second half of the year as the imbalance with demand pushes inflation higher, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs has warned. Speaking at an industry event in New York, David Solomon suggested consumers are already changing their behavior in response to higher energy prices, and those changes could become more pronounced after July. He added, as quoted by Reuters, that the Fed will likely keep interest rates unchanged bec

‘King Sir’ Chung King-fai, titan of Hong Kong theatre, dies aged 89

Veteran Hong Kong theatre figure “King Sir” Chung King-fai has died at the age of 89. Chung’s nephew confirmed the actor’s death on Wednesday, saying he had died peacefully in his sleep at home in the morning. “My uncle dedicated his entire life to the theatre, leaving behind a lasting legacy through the generations of students he inspired,” the nephew said through the social media page of free-to-air broadcaster TVB. “We are deeply aware of the profound respect and affection everyone holds for.

Pudu Robotics eyes Hong Kong listing amid geopolitical risks

India's unviable battery storage projects threaten energy goals

US floats new tariffs on 60 economies over forced labor, including China

Australia and Solomon Islands agree to boost ties with strategic treaty

Applied Materials looks to hire 25% more chip talent in Southeast Asia

Japan's fertility rate at record low with 10th straight year of decline

Putin's 'Davos' haunted by war and stagnation despite the swank of influencers

Summary Putin's 'Davos' to open in St Petersburg U.S. right-wing influencers and a U.S. official to join Some German businesses are attending War and the risk of stagnation hang over the conference submitted by /u/Any-Original-6113 [link] [comments]

China celebrity dog stolen, sold for US$25 and eaten; owner sues, stymied by weak pet laws

A celebrity dog in central China was stolen and slaughtered, leaving its owner seeking justice but confronting gaps in the country’s legal protections for pets. Guo, a travel influencer from Henan province, raised Chutou, an eight-year-old Border Collie known for his intelligence, energy and gentle temperament. The dog had amassed more than 1.5 million followers on mainland social media after accompanying Guo on years of journeys across China, from snowy mountains to deserts, often guarding him.

ID. Polo and Cupra Raval: VW starts building cheaper electric cars – but only in Spain

With the ID. Polo and Cupra Raval, VW wants to conquer the affordable electric car segment. Production of the hopefuls is now starting - but not in Germany.

Record bust: SpaceX is aiming for $135 per share for its IPO

According to insiders, the planned unit price for SpaceX shares appears to have been leaked. It is unusual to name a clear target price so early.

UK Exchange newsletter: English football — in a league of its own?

English football appears to be riding high following Arsenal's Premier League win. But scratch beneath the surface and all is not as good as it looks.

Luxury: 8000 lights and a little walnut - that's what the new Rolls-Royce Specter can do

Model maintenance is also often sold as a fresh cell treatment. In the case of the Rolls-Royce Specter Series II, this can even be understood literally. How the British are modernizing the luxury liner.

Telecommunications: Ex-Telekom CTO moves to rival Verizon

Abdurazak “Abdu” Mudesir recently unexpectedly left Telekom. Now he is switching to competitor Verizon – a direct rival in the most important market.

Adminstrator to ‘review’ tribunal decision on Wang Fuk Court owners’ meeting

An administrator appointed to oversee the affairs of Hong Kong’s fire-ravaged Wang Fuk Court has said it will arrange an extraordinary general meeting at the request of displaced owners, but stopped short of providing a time frame. In a written statement on Wednesday, Hop On Management Company said it was studying the Lands Tribunal’s reasons for dismissing its application to extend the statutory deadlines for convening and holding the meeting. It did not indicate whether the company would lodge

voo vs. voo/vxus - is voo higher risk, but higher reward?

opening a $400k brokerage. deciding between voo or voo/vxus. a lot of people recommend two or three funds, including international... but i've been running test numbers (https://testfol.io/?s=lCKpRn6Bv9x), and over a 20+ year period, it looks like voo by itself would win out. obviously we can't predict what happens in the future, but is the idea here that voo historically outperforms, but including the international helps lower the risk potential in case the s&p 500 crashes like it did in the ea

CBS fires veteran correspondent Scott Pelley amid turmoil over direction of '60 Minutes'

CBS News has fired high-profile "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley amid debate about the direction of the show, a mainstay of the network.

“Milestones”🤮

Hellooo? What happened to this sub? Every day someone posts their “milestone”. I'm happy for those posting, but WHO CARES? This sub is there to exchange knowledge and provided much more quality content. Can't the mods do anything about it? submitted by /u/yunromans [link] [comments]

Schleswig-Holstein decides to increase civil servant salaries

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Business ticker: SpaceX is apparently targeting $135 per share for its IPO

Bayer faces a new hurdle in the glyphosate comparison - shares lose six percent +++ Eurowings only passes on half of the tax cut +++ HP shares shoot up by 36 percent +++ News in the company live blog.

Pacific: Setback for China – Solomon Islands want to terminate agreement

The Solomon Islands want to review their security agreement with China. Instead, the new government is seeking closer cooperation with Australia.