The Tomioka Silk Mill is a kind of historical site that every child learns about at school in Japan, but despite its UNESCO World Heritage status, it’s not among the country’s top tourist destinations. Which is a shame, since the site offers plenty of incredible views and well-preserved architecture, a glimpse into the dawn of […]
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Welcome to The Radar, a Sky Sports column in which Nick Wright uses a blend of data and opinion to shed light on need-to-know stories from up and down the Premier League. This week: đź”´ Amorim to cause City more issues?🔥 Munoz’s runs finally paying off🔍 A player to watch this weekend Spreaker This content
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From the early days of mechanical automatons to more recent conversational bots, scientists and engineers have dreamed of a future where AI systems can work and act intelligently and independently. Recent advances in agentic AI bring that autonomous future a step closer to reality. With their supercharged reasoning and execution capabilities, agentic AI systems promise
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Increasingly, companies are being pressured to decouple from regions that customers, employees, politicians, advocacy groups, and even leaders deem politically fraught. This can pose a dilemma for executives, as research both shows that fast decision-making is vital, but some circumstances require deliberation and care. Interviews with 16 leaders from 10 companies who faced pressure to
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In the days since UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson was tragically targeted and killed by a gunman on a New York City street, we have seen an alarming outpouring of vitriol against the company, its leaders, and other insurers. While many condemned the violence and offered condolences to the CEO’s family and colleagues, those messages
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After several years in London, interior designer Hana Salley knew it was time to return home to Vienna. With a priceless historic apartment in her family’s possession that was finally vacant after decades, the decision was clear. Built in the late 1800s and located in the city’s renowned third district, the just over 1,000-square-foot property
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Architectural Digest: What city do you live in? Gigi Hadid: I live between New York City and Pennsylvania. How would you describe the style of your homes? My general style through and through is eclectic, industrial farmhouse. We love all conversation about color palettes and trending colors. Is there a color for the season that
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“Obviously I’m not a modern person—” She laughs at herself and tries again. “There’s a kind of antiseptic furniture look I would not love,” she ventures. Hallworth is the latest in a daisy chain of capable women who have helped Steinem with her apartment, including Filippa Naess, a British interior designer who kept an eye
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With a rich history dating back thousands of years, Istanbul is chock-full of architectural marvels. One such wonder is the Blue Mosque, or the Sultan Ahmed Mosque as it is known to locals. The Blue Mosque is a striking memento of Istanbul’s nearly 500-year stint as the imperial capital of the Ottoman Empire, making it
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Jadon Sancho has hit form at Chelsea, scoring in consecutive Premier League games as Enzo Maresca’s side continue their excellent start to the season. The England winger is on loan from Manchester United but is finally starting to show the quality which made him a star at Borussia Dortmund earlier in his career. Here, the
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