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안녕하세요. 질문이 있으시거나 수정할 내용 발견하시면 댓글에 적어주세요. 감사합니다. [[Los Angeles Times]] Ex-White House press secretary joins Fox News Karoline Leavitt is the latest among officials who left post to make jump to TV punditry. KAROLINE LEAVITT will start in her new role at Fox News on Nov. 1. Norway wants to limit smart glasses Government proposes a temporary ban on using AI eyewear in certain public spaces. Culver City protesters demand Amazon, Sony and other studios defend democracy PROTESTERS with signs march to studios in Culver City on Saturday. [[USA Today]] Trouble trails company of proposed Iowa plant Owner of Mesabi Metallics has faced multiple bankruptcy filings, accusations of broken contracts, missed deadlines and stiffed contractors Mesabi Metallics has continued construction and bought 3,200 acres of private property for the company to mine in Minnesota. According to the Wall Street Journal, Mesabi Metallics has enough land to sustain its mining operation for about 23 years. For Ravi Ruia, co-founder of Mesabi Metallics’ India-based parent company, President Donald Trump’s Sept. 28 announcement was just the latest step in his family’s two-decade-long journey to build a North American steel empire. Hybrid workers make in-office days count Employees are obsessively tracking their bosses’ Outlook schedules to maximize face time, coordinating their own office days to match so they can perform strategic walk-bys. Congress approves rounding pennies Bill aims to fix common problem for retailers [[The New York Times]] High Interest Rates Aren’t Slowing the A.I. Boom. That’s a Problem for the Fed. Rising borrowing costs are taking a toll on households and businesses. But they are doing little to dampen enthusiasm for investments in A.I. infrastructure, which are contributing to inflation. There is little sign that higher borrowing costs are doing much to slow artificial intelligence development, which includes spending on chips, data centers and the electrical systems to power them. The Hidden Policies That Power China’s Export Boom Huge tax breaks and a weak currency sustain exports, widen the government budget deficit and complicate the country’s efforts to rebalance its economy. Workers in a garment-making district in Guangzhou, China, last year. How to Make a Robot Better at Its Job? Give It Eyes. Inbolt, a French start-up that sells robot vision systems, helped a Stellantis plant in Detroit become a top performer in the company. Inbolt makes a camera and computer that acts as a robot’s eyes and brain. [[Wall Street Journal]] Special Bonuses Are More Common Boards are more frequently adding one-time awards to top pay packages Popular Jeweler Adjusts to Gold Prices’ Rise Mejuri has built a following with its attractive gold pieces like those above. Right, gold in the refining room of Mejuri’s partner Italpreziosi in Tuscany. Below, precious metals analysis at Italpreziosi. Brands’ Events Have Become All the Rave China’s Range Rover Look-Alike Wins Over Buyers in Britain Jaecoo, made by China’s Chery Automobile, has often been compared with the Range Rover by Jaguar Land Rover. A Walter Charity Is Linked To a Firm In Probe Stocks And Bond Yields Just Keep Climbing [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다. Sony steps up fight against stream­ing fraud amid rise in deep­fake songs Sony Music is step­ping up its fight against stream­ing fraud as it con­tends with a surge in AI-gen­er­ated songs imper­son­at­ing artists from Harry Styles to Adele. Off-key: AI-gen­er­ated songs on music plat­forms have imper­son­ated artists such as Adele Brit­ish start-ups have turned digital ID into a growth industry The UK made a smart decision six years ago to build a trust framework for companies that provide digital verification services Schneider to buy soft­ware pro­vider PTC in $24bn deal ▸ French group fills gap in cap­ab­il­it­ies ▸ Plan for digital and AI ‘power­house’ 'The deal is mainly driven by revenue synergies, which can take more time and be harder to deliver' Sains­bury’s held mer­ger talks with Mor­ris­ons J Sains­bury held talks this year with private equity-owned rival Wm Mor­rison over a poten­tial mult­i­bil­lion­pound deal that would provide a fresh test of reg­u­lat­ors’ appet­ite for con­sol­id­a­tion in the UK’s fiercely com­pet­it­ive super­mar­ket industry.