Covariant, a global leading AI Robotics company, surveyed over 300 logistics professionals on their current fulfillment challenges, technology investment priorities, and perception of AI Robotics. Ahead of MODEX 2022, the largest international supply chain expo, being held on March 28—31 in Atlanta, GA, the company sought to understand logistics professionals' plans for implementing AI robotic...

Since 26 November 2021, around 2.000 drivers and many more passengers will no longer be able to use the app UberX. This was decided by the Brussels Court of Appeal. In the meantime, a temporary emergency ordinance has been approved in view of a later definitive Brussels taxi reform so that the Uber drivers, under strict conditions, can once again operate in the capital.

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Law firm Wilson Elser has announced that the firm sees virtual or hybrid jury trials, bench trials and arbitrations continuing as the nation and its court systems transition out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The prediction came during Wilson Elser's National Mock Trial Training Program earlier this month. The program was the culmination of weeks of preparation, including participants' complet...

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are the latest trend in the world of cryptocurrencies. Recently, reports of hallucinatory prices being paid for NFTs have begun to circulate. But what is it exactly? We found out for you.

An NFT is actually no more or no less than a non-replicable digital certificate that proves ownership of an intangible object. It is an indivisible virtual currency that is linked t...

Throughout the pandemic, women have been quitting their jobs at significantly higher rates than men, largely exacerbated by the levels of burnout in women across the workforce. As part of Bain & Company's recent study, The Fabric of Belonging: How to Weave an Inclusive Culture, the firm surveyed more than 4,500 women—in seven different countries and across all levels of their organizations...

Corporations that presumably support green initiatives have been revealed to be actively working to derail pro-environment laws through political campaign contributions to climate-unfriendly lawmakers, according to a new study from the Rotterdam School of Management Erasmus University (RSM).

The research, undertaken by Dr Guosong Xu at RSM and Dr Eliezer Fich at Drexel University, sought to under...

Web malware (47 per cent) and ransomware (42 per cent) now top the list of security threats that organisations are most concerned about. Yet despite the growing risks, less than a third (27 per cent) have advanced threat protection in place on every endpoint device that can access corporate applications and resources. This is according to new research, ‘The state of threat prevention: evasive thre...

In 1945, millions of refugees were displaced westward to Germany, which was divided into four zones occupied by France, the US, the UK, and the Soviet Union. However, refugee acceptance differed: the French zone restricted access. This led to a much higher population density in the US zone of the modern Baden-Württemberg region, divided between the US and France until 1949.

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Career mentorship is most successful for young, high-performers who are empathetic and able to understand the perspective of others, according to new research from Durham University Business School.

The research shows that high-performers who are able to properly understand supervisory mentors’ thinking, avoid misunderstandings and understand the perspectives of others are mostly like to recieve ...