Is AI the new electricity?
Artificial intelligence is already used to recommend films, filter email and drive cars. Will it one day be as ubiquitous as electricity, and how can business leaders prepare?
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Victoria Beckham x Marchon Eyewear
Victoria Beckham and Marchon Eyewear Sign Exclusive Global Licensing Agreement for Eyewear. Since new shareholders NEO Investment Partners joined London-based Victoria Beckham’s fashion business at the end of last year, the brand works towards reaching its global potential and expanding the brand following a series of strategic partnerships and appointments. The latest exclusive, long-term … Read more
These are the new restaurants in the Michelin Guide Belgium and Luxembourg 2019
The restaurant Hof Van Cleve (Kruishoutem) remains at the forefront of Belgian gastronomy in this 2019 edition of the MICHELIN Guide Belgium and Luxembourg. The guide is one again reflecting the diversity and the gastronomic richness of Belgium and Luxembourg. The critics reviewed one three star restaurant, 26 two star restaurants (of which 3 are … Read more
Why people limit how they use their wearable devices. Study
Since people use wearables for select, limited tasks, wearable devices do not motivate owners to invest in other IoT devices, says a new study released by leading B2B ratings and reviews firm Clutch.co. Clutch surveyed over 500 people who own connected devices to learn how they interact with popular consumer IoT technologies. “We found that … Read more
Lamborghini presents first super SUV for racing and new arrive and drive experience in motorsport
Lamborghini Urus ST-X Concept is the vision is a luxury car conceived for an innovative single-brand championship that combines race circuit and off-road track. Lamborghini announced that the new format will debut in 2020 in Europe and the Middle East on specially prepared FIA-approved circuits, with an “arrive and drive” formula designed to offer … Read more
Twisted Land Rover preview: ‘The much-loved classic gets a major twist’
Just when you thought the classic Defender was no more, along comes a firm determined to keep the 4×4 as relevant and desirable as ever