The Problem With Wellbeing Economics
This May in Reykjavik, Iceland, the elegantly modern Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center will host a meeting of academics, ...
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State of enterprise IoT in 2025: Market recovery, AI integration, and upcoming regulations
Enterprise IoT spending is projected to grow at a 14% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) through 2030, according to new ...
LEO Satellites in Orbit Skyrocket to Reach 42,600 Satellites by 2032 Amid Growing Partnerships and Competition
According to a new report from global technology intelligence firm ABI Research, the total number of active LEO (including VLEO) ...
Inside the Liberal Mind: The Tensions of Modern Political Thought
If you pay any attention to left-of-center commentary these days, you would know that an identity crisis is in full ...
The Problem With Wellbeing Economics
This May in Reykjavik, Iceland, the elegantly modern Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Center will host a meeting of academics, ...
Retaliatory Tariffs? Again?
It must be frustrating to be an economist. Theoretical discussions and arguments about tariffs date back to at least the ...
Retaliatory Tariffs? Again?
It must be frustrating to be an economist. Theoretical discussions and arguments about tariffs date back to at least the ...
From Smart Fridges to Smart Followers: How the IoT and Viplikes Are Reshaping Social Media Strategies
Picture this: Your smart fridge just pinged you—“Out of almond milk. Also, your Instagram Reels could use more nutty engagement”. ...
BeeHero Launches ‘The Global Million Hives Network’ Amid The Global Bee Crisis
The world’s largest science-driven initiative aims to address alarming bee declines by expanding smart hive monitoring, advancing research, and encouraging ...
The Other Cost of Protectionism
Fears about tariffs causing a recession are high right now. Betting markets pretty clearly favor the claim of a forthcoming ...
