Regional officials at the Montenegro 2026 Economic Conference in Budva said investing in knowledge, innovation, and technology is essential for…
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Live Nation funds creator management firm to turn followers into ticket buyers
Live Nation is financing Creator Nation, a new full-service platform to help digital creators scale content, commerce, brand deals, and…
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Tech Layoffs Hit 33,281 in October, Highest Monthly Toll Since 2003
Tech layoffs surged nearly sixfold in October to 33,281, the highest monthly total since 2003, according to Challenger, Gray &…
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Berlin lab builds Europe’s fastest speech AI with €7.7 million seed round
Berlin startup Deepslate, founded in 2024 by Pascal Paesler and Jan Brachthäuser, raised €7.7 million in seed funding led by…
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1club Scores €2.2M Seed Funding to Globalize Sports Management Platform
Miroslav Miroslavov, founder of OfficeRnD, has raised €2.2 million in seed funding for his new venture, 1club, a sports and…
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Europe’s AI Lag Persists as America’s Computing Scale Widens
Europe’s artificial intelligence lag stems from structural issues, not a lack of talent, according to Oleg Khusaenov of Zubr Capital.…
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52 Years After Invasion, Cyprus Still Split as Turkey Expands Military Reach
Cyprus marks 66 years of independence on October 1st, yet the island remains divided by Turkey’s 1974 invasion and ongoing…
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30 workers face layoffs as IKEA-owned Saluhall sheds its UK operator
Up to 30 workers at San Francisco’s Saluhall food hall face layoffs Dec. 1 as UK operator Kerb Food ends…
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Europe’s 5 percent AI compute forces open-source gamble against US dominance
Europe holds only about 5 percent of global AI computing power, with U.S. investors pouring ten times more into AI…
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Foreign Firms Control 90% of Norway’s Data Center Power, Forcing National Reforms
Norway is preparing sweeping regulations after a report revealed foreign companies control 90 percent of power allocated to domestic data…
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