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Terry Savage: Private Equity Targets 401(k) Plans

Wall Street · United States

Terry Savage: Private Equity Targets 401(k) Plans

85% Center coverage: 33 sources

Wall Street has a new target. With nearly $9 trillion in assets, 401 plans have caught the eye of Wall Street insiders. Ordinary investors aren’ t aware of this dire situation for Wall Street tycoons, since individuals have been largely…See the Story

Making Recruiters AI-Powered, Not AI-Replaced

Artificial Intelligence

Making Recruiters AI-Powered, Not AI-Replaced

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Silicon Valley has a new obsession: eliminating humans from recruiting. Venture capitalists have poured billions into AI-powered resume scanners, chatbots that conduct interviews, and algorithms that promise to find perfect candidates without human intervention. The pitch is seductive: Why pay expensive recruiters when artificial intelligence can do it faster and cheaper?See the Story

What Sonoran Desert Fungi Are Teaching Scientists

What Sonoran Desert Fungi Are Teaching Scientists

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

The understudied mycorrhizal fungi are vital to ecosystems and may prove critical to the survival of fragile deserts stressed by climate change. The post What Sonoran Desert fungi are teaching scientists appeared first on High Country News.See the Story

You Wouldn’t Guess Who’s Driving Perfume Sales

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The unlikely demographic sending fragrance sales through the roof: teen boys. Yes, really.See the Story

The health benefits of matcha, explained by an expert

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Rich in anti-oxidants, matcha may help with heart health and reducing inflammation as well as promoting relaxation and reducing stress levelsGigi Hadid · Japan See the Story

Tesla’s Affordable $25,000 EV: Where Is It?

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The 'peace tech' company making bets on war

One startup wants to thwart global conflict with predictive AI, but could it actually exacerbate tensions?Startups Read Article

Is Uber’s new ‘bus’ doing more harm than good?

In late May, the internet had a good laugh about how Uber “invented the bus” with the debut of Route Share — its new service that operates on “fixed routes and schedules with designated pick-up and drop-off locations.” Yeah, not the most groundbreaking idea, but the goal, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi…Uber See the Story

Smart Glasses: The Next Big Thing After Smartphones

The Smart Glasses Race: Silicon Valley Bets on AI Eyewear Smartphones are starting to feel… boring. That’s the growing consensus among Silicon Valley’s biggest players—and it’s why the next leap in personal computing may land right on your face. Smart glasses, once a failed experiment by Google, are getting a second shot—now supercharged with artificial intelligence and backed by a wave of investment from tech titans like Snap, Meta, Apple, and …Smartphones · San Francisco See the Story

Commentary: The Myth of the Suppressed Chinese Consumer

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

Finance · China See the Story

What will self-driving cars be like inside?

When drivers no longer have to pay attention thanks to automated vehicles, cars' interiors could drastically change.Read Article

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