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Why firms are merging HR and IT departments
Posted onSean McManus Technology Reporter Getty Images The emergence of AI is making firms rethink their organisation Even if you have never worked for a big company, you will probably have an idea what the HR and IT departments do. Human resources (HR) deal with people, IT deal with the technology. It might seem like an…
Private jets: How plane makers are chasing Asias super-rich
Posted on“Here in Asia, and especially South East Asia, we’re particularly busy right now. Our market share is growing. We’re delivering more airplanes into the region… we’re very busy in Vietnam. In Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand,” Scott Neal of Gulfstream said.
Redcar Area Foodbank running reverse advent calendar
Posted onRedcar Area Foodbank Every day the foodbank reveals an item it wants people to donate A foodbank is asking for donations ahead of Christmas through a reverse advent calendar. Tracy Gibson from the Redcar Area Foodbank said it was “always busy at this time of year” and the advent calendar allowed people to give something…
Food firms scramble to meet the high-protein craze
Posted onChristine RoTechnology Reporter Christine Ro Several months ago Andie started playing around with a fitness app. It recommended that she substantially increase her protein intake. The hard part for her was doing so without also increasing calories. “So I started trying to find high-protein alternatives to things I was already consuming,” she explains. This included…
Quantum computing: A tech race Europe could win?
Posted onThe prize, then, for the company that is first to build a reliable quantum computer at scale is potentially enormous. It will be “winner-takes-all”, as it was for classical computers and IBM, predicts Peronnin. And, he reckons, there is a fighting chance that his or another French company will be that winner.
TikTok: App’s child data protection inadequate, Canada probe finds
Posted onTikTok’s efforts to stop children using the app and protect their personal data have been inadequate, a Canadian investigation has found. Hundreds of thousands of children in the country use TikTok each year despite the firm saying it is not intended for people under the age of 13, according to the findings. The investigation also…
