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Showing posts with label Once. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Once. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2019
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Economic Scene: Jobs Threatened by Machines: A Once ‘Stupid’ Concern Gains Respect
Economic Scene: Jobs Threatened by Machines: A Once ‘Stupid’ Concern Gains Respect
The productivity figures may not reflect it yet, but new technology, with its robots and self-driving cars, seems more disruptive than technologies of the past.
Sunday, June 5, 2016
New ‘Super PAC’ Backing Donald Trump Hires Strategist Once Critical of Him
New ‘Super PAC’ Backing Donald Trump Hires Strategist Once Critical of Him
Alex Castellanos, who advised Mitt Romney in the 2008 presidential race, was hired to guide the group. He had quietly explored the possibilities of creating a “Stop Trump” effort last fall.
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Once a Donald Trump Target, John McCain Now Finds Their Political Fates Intertwined
Once a Donald Trump Target, John McCain Now Finds Their Political Fates Intertwined
The senator says he’ll back his party’s presumptive nominee. But with his own seat on the line and Arizona Hispanics at odds with Donald Trump, it’s a risky position.
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Nokia Phones May Ring Once Again, but Not as You Knew Them
Nokia Phones May Ring Once Again, but Not as You Knew Them
Foxconn, the Taiwanese technology giant, and HMD Global, a Finnish company, have signed a licensing agreement to revive the brand.
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Capitol Hill Newspapers, Once a Protected Class, Redefine Themselves
Capitol Hill Newspapers, Once a Protected Class, Redefine Themselves
Publications like The Hill, Roll Call and National Journal, for decades a Beltway staple, are scrambling to compete in a shifting political landscape.
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Once a Child Soldier, Now Seeking a Path as Colombia Contemplates Peace
Once a Child Soldier, Now Seeking a Path as Colombia Contemplates Peace
Charting a future for thousands of young rebel fighters like Mélida is vital to the success of any deal to end 50 years of armed conflict, analysts say.
Sunday, April 17, 2016
Chelsea Scorched by a Star It Once Rejected
Chelsea Scorched by a Star It Once Rejected
Kevin De Bruyne returned to Chelsea, which discarded him two years ago, and he was the energetic force behind Manchester City’s 3-0 win.
Saturday, April 9, 2016
Once a Bright Spot, Afghan Telecoms Face Unsustainable Losses
Once a Bright Spot, Afghan Telecoms Face Unsustainable Losses
Cellphone providers challenged by the loss of potential customers and hurt by new taxes are trying to expand services and bring more Afghans online.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
German Economy, Once Europe’s Leader, Now Looks Like Laggard
German Economy, Once Europe’s Leader, Now Looks Like Laggard
Germany prospered in recent years by exporting to emerging countries. Now the slowdown in emerging markets is leaving Germany, and Europe, vulnerable.
Monday, March 21, 2016
Yahoo Parries Trouble on Two Fronts at Once
Yahoo Parries Trouble on Two Fronts at Once
The company is trying both to quell an activist insurgency and to explore selling itself at the same time. Either would be difficult alone.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Friday, November 27, 2015
Friday, November 20, 2015
LivingSocial, Once a Unicorn, Is Losing Its Magic
LivingSocial, Once a Unicorn, Is Losing Its Magic
A former darling of the start-up world, the company offers a glimpse of what some of today’s biggest start-ups might look like several years down the road.
LivingSocial, Once a Unicorn, Is Losing Its Magic
LivingSocial, Once a Unicorn, Is Losing Its Magic
A former darling of the start-up world, the company offers a glimpse of what some of today’s biggest start-ups might look like several years down the road.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Microsoft, Once Infested With Security Flaws, Does an About-Face
Microsoft, Once Infested With Security Flaws, Does an About-Face
On Tuesday, Microsoft’s chief, Satya Nadella, plans to deliver a speech to government tech workers about the importance of security and how Microsoft has evolved to confront that threat.
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