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Daniel Abugre Anyorigya
Daniel Abugre Anyorigya is a multimedia journalist, wikipedian and environmentalist.
English
Journalism
Climate Change
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The 'This is Ghana' Exhibition: A Showcase of Entrepreneurial Spirit and Economic Potential
28 Aug 2023
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Citinewsroom - Comprehensive News in Ghana
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English
| Business Ecosystem
The 'This is Ghana' Exhibition, organized by CITI TV and CITI FM, took place on August 26-27, 2023, at the Accra Metropolitan Assembly, showcasing Ghana's business ecosystem. The event brought together local SMEs, startups, and corporate bodies, providing a platform for collaboration, networking, and knowledge exchange. Sponsored by companies like MTN MOMO and Nalo Solutions, the exhibition offered increased visibility and sales opportunities for participants. The event's success was attributed to the support of its sponsors and the diverse industries represented. The exhibition is seen as a testament to Ghana's entrepreneurial potential and its role in driving economic growth.
Bianca Barratt
A remote - working journalist, copywriter and editor with the dry wit of a Londoner and the keen grammatical eye of a former teacher. Proficient in digital and print media, I also build content strategies and create B2B and B2C content. Writing about travel, luxury products, popular culture, ...
English
Feature Stories
Content Writing
Fact Checking
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 50
Job Success Rate 98%
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How Collaboration Can Strengthen Your Business: Insights from LIT Method's Cofounders
08 Mar 2021
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Forbes
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English
| Business Collaboration
Taylor and Justin Norris, cofounders of LIT Method, have developed a low-impact fitness training program that has gained popularity, especially during the pandemic. Despite initial skepticism due to the high-impact trend of workouts like CrossFit, the LIT Method has proven effective for fat loss and muscle building. The couple's collaboration and complementary skills have been key to their success, allowing them to expand their business from personal training to opening a studio and launching a LIT Strength Machine. They emphasize the importance of collaboration in business, which has helped them grow a global community and offer on-demand classes. Their story illustrates how understanding and leveraging each other's strengths can lead to a successful and scalable business model.
Matilda Battersby
Matilda Battersby is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. As a freelance writer, editor, copywriter, content strategist and social media consultant I have a decade of experience working for newspapers including The Independent, The Times, i, Evening Standard, Telegraph, Daily Mail and ...
English
Feature Stories
Investigative Journalism
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Arts & Books
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Mace and CBRE join new Inclusive Growth Commission
05 Oct 2023
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Building
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English
| Business Collaboration
Mace, CBRE, and Forth Ports have joined the new Inclusive Growth Commission, which aims to address the UK's economic growth challenges. The commission, which includes trade associations and experts from academia and think tanks, will develop practical solutions over the next 12 months. Key areas of focus include investment, project delivery, work, health, and skills. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of quality infrastructure and future-proofing to enhance domestic productivity and support new green industries.
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Andreas Beck
I am a danish Copenhagen based photojournalist. With the people I meet in focus I do stories about social injustice and also international feature stories. I do a lot of portraiture both on location and in studio. ****
Danish
English
Spanish
Documentaries
Feature Stories
Content Writing
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Business
Finance
Politics
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Fintech Saudi Signs MoU with Kyndryl to Become an Enablement Partner in the Kingdom
04 Jan 2024
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ffnews.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
Fintech Saudi and Kyndryl have signed a memorandum of understanding to accelerate innovation among Saudi fintech entrepreneurs and startups. The collaboration supports the Kingdom's fintech strategy and Saudi Vision 2030. Fintech Saudi, launched by SAMA and the Capital Market Authority, aims to make Saudi Arabia a fintech hub. Kyndryl will provide a cloud-based incubation platform and technical support. The MoU was signed by Nizar Al-Haider of Fintech Saudi and Andreas Beck of Kyndryl.
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Bryan Betts
Bryan Betts is a journalist living and working in South Korea. He has worked as a reporter for The State Newspaper in Columbia, SC and The Alamogordo Daily News in Alamogordo, NM and has contributed reporting to the New York Times. His writing has also appeared in The El Paso Times, Lake Murray ...
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Investigative Journalism
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Current Affairs
Arts & Books
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HP Inc’s Poly opportunity: look beyond devices and software to a real collaboration strategy
29 Jun 2022
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www.freeformdynamics.com
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English
| Business Strategy
HP Inc's acquisition of Poly could transform it into a major player in enterprise collaboration by integrating Poly's expertise in collaboration technologies with HP's market reach. The merger aims to create a more comprehensive collaboration strategy that goes beyond devices and software, addressing the diverse needs of modern enterprises. The article reflects on the historical context of HP's evolution and emphasizes the importance of a human-centric approach to collaboration in today's business environment.
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Reinaldo Chaves
Reinaldo Chaves is a freelance journalist based in São Paulo - SP, Brasil. - **** Extensive experience in data journalism and data science for different organizations and transparency and open data projects for journalists and civil society. I coordinate data journalism and data science projects ...
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Portuguese
Spanish
Feature Stories
Risk Analysis
Research
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Finance
Politics
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Small businesses join research centers in multimillion-dollar projects
20 Mar 2016
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Folha de S.Paulo
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Portuguese
| Business Collaboration
The National Center for Research in Energy and Materials is partnering with small and medium-sized businesses for the Sirius project, a 1.3 billion Brazilian real particle accelerator in Campinas, São Paulo. Companies like Equatorial Sistemas, Brasil Ozônio, and Femto Ciências Aplicadas are developing 'off-the-shelf' technologies with support from research centers and funding from Fapesp and Finep. These partnerships provide access to high-tech labs, qualified personnel, and financial support, fostering innovation and reducing risks. The collaborations are seen as beneficial for societal advancement and the development of domestic technology. New funding opportunities are being made available, and the new Legal Framework for Science may further improve these relationships.
Shura Collinson
Shura Collinson is a journalist based in Moscow, Russia. She is the former editor-in-chief of The St. Petersburg Times newspaper and the former managing editor of The Moscow Times.
English
Russian
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
News Gathering
Feature Stories
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Business
Politics
Current Affairs
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'Give and take:' when giant companies join forces with startups
28 Jul 2016
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Skolkovo Community
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English
| Business Collaboration
Multinational corporations like SAP are increasingly collaborating with small startups to foster innovation and adapt to market changes. Andrej Bievetski, managing director of SAP Labs in the CIS, emphasizes the mutual benefits of such partnerships, where startups provide agility and fresh ideas, while large companies offer expertise, resources, and market access. SAP supports startups through technology platforms, mentoring, and certification, helping them scale globally. The focus areas for SAP include the Industrial Internet of Things and machine learning, aiming to drive digital transformation and smart data processing.
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Junaid Dar
I am a freelance multimedia journalist based in India. My areas of interest include Politics, Human Rights, Hate crimes, Development, Climate, and Social issues. My work has appeared in several national and international Publications including Voice Of America, TRT World, The Daily Vox, HuffPost, ...
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Kashmiri
Urdu
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Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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Technology
Science & Environment
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Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit: PM Modi to visit Gujarat from 8-10 Jan; here are the full details of his visit
08 Jan 2023
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www.news9live.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Gujarat from January 8-10 to participate in the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, a premier global forum for business collaboration and sustainable development. The summit, celebrating its tenth edition, will feature bilateral meetings with world leaders, interactions with business leaders, and seminars on various topics including Industry 4.0, Technology and Innovation, and Renewable Energy. The event will also focus on investment opportunities in the North-Eastern regions and sectors such as e-mobility, startups, and Green Energy.
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Peter Felstead
Peter Felstead is a defence and aerospace journalist based in Horley, United Kingdom. Prior to going freelance in January 2022, Peter worked for defence and security stalwart Janes for almost 33 years. After joining Janes in 1989, Peter worked as a sub editor and reporter for Janes Defence ...
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Journalism
Technology
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GM Defense and Jankel sign MoU to jointly push further into protected vehicle market
12 Dec 2023
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euro-sd.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
GM Defense, a subsidiary of General Motors, and British vehicle protection specialist Jankel have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly pursue opportunities for defense and government customers. The collaboration will utilize GM Defense platforms like the HD SUV and its international variant, the IAV, and will include support work in the US, UK, Europe, and other locations where Jankel operates. The partnership aims to meet the needs of the UK Ministry of Defence's Land Industrial Strategy and to modernize mobility platforms for allies.
David Jones
David Jones is a journalist with 45 years of experience reporting and editing for UPI, The Washington Times and the Voice of America, focused mostly on international news. He has reported from more than 30 countries on five continents and has interviewed numerous presidents, prime ministers, ...
English
Content Writing
Journalism
Politics
Current Affairs
Natural Disasters
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Mindset Reset: Three Traits CFOs Need To Better Partner With CTOs In Turbulent Times
17 Jan 2023
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Forbes
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English
| Business Strategy
The evolving role of CFOs now encompasses digital activities, investor relations, and procurement, necessitating collaboration with CTOs to navigate challenges like labor shortages and cyber threats. This partnership is crucial for digital transformation, enabling organizations to make informed decisions and optimize global resources. Key strategies include fostering collaboration, adopting a forward-thinking approach, and being people-centric to leverage global talent. A unified CFO-CTO strategy enhances decision-making, communication, and organizational capability, positioning companies for success in a dynamic business environment.
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Edmund Kagire
Edmund Kagire is a journalist based in Kigali, Rwanda. The 35-year old award-winning Rwandan Journalist was until the end of 2018 was working with The East African & Rwanda Today newspapers owned by Nation Media Group (NMG), with 12 years of practice. Currently he has diverted into freelance ...
English
Documentaries
Fact Checking
Fact Checking
Jobs Completed 2
Usually Responds Within a day
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President Kagame Engages Global Brands to Strengthen Rwanda's Business and Health Partnerships
19 Sept 2023
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KT PRESS
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English
| Business Collaborations
President Paul Kagame of Rwanda engaged in several meetings in New York ahead of the 78th United Nations General Assembly to bolster business ties with international companies. He met with Keller Rinaudo of Zipline to discuss expanding their drone delivery partnership. Kagame also spoke with Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem of DP World about investment opportunities and the growth of the Kigali Logistics Platform. Further, he met with Albert Bourla of Pfizer to strengthen their health partnership, particularly the Accord for a Healthier World initiative. Kagame ended the day at a dinner hosted by American Global Strategies. The UNGA General Debate will cover global issues such as climate change, poverty, food security, and conflicts, with Kagame delivering Rwanda's National Statement.
Vladimir Kozlov
For over 20 years I was an English-language journalist based in Moscow. Following the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, I left Russia. However, I continue to closely monitor developments in Russia (and my homeland, Belarus), contributing articles on Russia-related topics. My focus lies ...
English
Russian
Journalism
Technology
Arts & Books
Film & Theatre
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Jobs Completed 14
Job Success Rate 93%
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ComputerWeekly.com
17 Mar 2024
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www.computerweekly.com
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English
| Business broadband expansion
The article discusses various companies and organizations across different regions, focusing on technology, business, and environmental issues. SAP is urged to rebuild trust and innovate its ERP system for on-premise users. The expansion of 5G services is expected to drive the mobile market in Asia-Pacific. CrowdStrike addresses the need for updated security against cyber threats. MPs express doubt about the success of HMRC's Making Tax Digital program. Finance firms are excited about digital technology investments despite economic constraints. NCSC and CISA publish AI cyber security guidelines. UK business broadband expansion is hindered by a lack of government incentives. Hexaware creates jobs in the UK. UK police plan to use facial-recognition technology nationally. Ooredoo Qatar achieves a private network milestone in the Middle East. Eir Ireland revamps contact centers. APAC organizations consider microsegmentation for IT protection. Microsoft faces criticism for its government framework policies. The DWP plans to monitor bank accounts for benefit fraud. Cyber attacks prompt UK decision-makers to invest in security. Expereo provides connectivity solutions to Carlsberg in 40 countries. Mobile data traffic in Europe pressures network investment. North Korean APTs target supply chains. Chinese tech firms unveil digital twin-based network assurance. Finance executives anticipate generative AI replacing their roles. Australia enhances its cyber security strategy. NTT Docomo deploys an energy-efficient Open RAN 5G network. Improved rural connectivity could benefit British manufacturers. The UK government invests in AI and quantum computing. ReliaQuest investigates a Scattered Spider cyber attack. AWS offers free AI training. TechUK CEO reflects on a decade of change. Palantir secures an NHS data contract. NHS England renews its FutureNHS hosting deal. The economic impact of 5G Standalone technology is researched. The UK and Korea agree on quantum computing collaboration. Fujitsu's controversial contract with the Post Office is extended. CISA details a LockBit attack on Boeing. Zoom reports strong quarterly results. Nebulon upgrades its SPU with Nvidia hardware. Boomi focuses on AI and automation. The World Wide Fund for Nature partners with Atos. BT and Telstra Broadcast Services enhance global network connectivity.
Gaia Lamperti
Gaia Lamperti is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
English
Italian
Spanish
Audio package (Radio / Podcast)
Feature Stories
Content Writing
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Business
Finance
Technology
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Jobs Completed 6
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Figma: why design helps to do business
18 Apr 2024
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www.domusweb.it
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English
| Business Strategy
Design is increasingly important for company success, with McKinsey research showing design-focused companies achieve better financial results. The EU notes 30 million people work in design-intensive jobs, contributing significantly to GDP. Figma, a collaborative design platform, was acquired by Adobe for $20 billion and has clients like Microsoft and The New York Times. Figma's Product Designer, Nikolas Klein, emphasizes the importance of collaboration in design, stating that it allows for better problem-solving and product development. Figma's research suggests that collaborative teams can achieve up to 25% higher work performance. The shift towards collaborative tools is part of a larger trend in creative software, with Figma leading the way.
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Debasis Mohapatra
Debasis Mohapatra is a journalist based in Bengaluru, India. He works as a freelance journalist for Zenger News. (****)
English
Journalism
Business
Jobs Completed 3
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L&T Technology Services collaborates with Google Cloud in AI space
07 Nov 2023
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www.bizzbuzz.news
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English
| Business Collaboration
L&T Technology Services announced a collaboration with Google Cloud to integrate generative AI technology into its LTTS Developer Experience Platform, aiming to enhance digital offerings and engineering services. The partnership will focus on developing an expansive API catalogue and experience, with the goal of reducing manual efforts and increasing development efficiency. Abhishek Sinha, COO of L&T Technology Services, expressed excitement about the AI-led innovation, while Chandra Sankholkar from Google Cloud highlighted the potential for improved operations and real-world business value.
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Diego Ortiz
Diego Ortiz is a photographer/cameraman based in Santiago, Chile.
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Spanish
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Documentaries
Photography
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Politics
Current Affairs
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Fila and Burger King launch the FX-33 sneaker
17 Oct 2023
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Terra
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Portuguese
| Business Collaboration
Fila and Burger King have collaborated to launch the 'Grilled on Fire' collection, featuring the FX-33 sneaker, inspired by 1980s basketball shoes. The collection, which also includes accessories like socks and bags, will be available from October 18. The FX-33, priced at R$ 599.99, will be sold on Fila's website and at Artwalk stores. Adriana Magalhães David, head of marketing at Fila Brazil, expressed excitement about the collaboration, which creatively unites two iconic brands.
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Jamal Osman
Jamal Osman Veteran Multimedia Journalist & Captivating Photographer Jamal Osman, a seasoned multimedia journalist and captivating photographer, boasts a decade-spanning career that weaves through the tapestry of news, politics, environment, and society. With roots in Somalia and Kenya, Jamal'...
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Somali
Video Package (Web / Broadcast)
Audio package (Radio / Podcast)
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
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Current Affairs
Entertainment & Celebrity
Cultural
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Jobs Completed 20
Job Success Rate 100%
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The Transformative Power of SaaS Products in the Modern Workplace
17 Mar 2024
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appmaster.io
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English
| Project Management and Collaboration
The article discusses the impact of Software as a Service (SaaS) on modern business operations, highlighting the benefits of SaaS products such as scalability, easy access, and reduced costs. It provides a detailed overview of various SaaS products across different categories, including CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot CRM, Zoho CRM, Microsoft Dynamics 365), project management (Trello, Asana, Basecamp, Slack), marketing automation (Marketo, Mailchimp, Pardot, HubSpot), business analytics (Tableau, Looker, Microsoft Power BI, Google Data Studio), HR management (BambooHR, Workday, Gusto, Culture Amp), and accounting (QuickBooks Online, Xero, FreshBooks, Sage Intacct). The article also touches on the role of no-code platforms like AppMaster in SaaS development, emphasizing their efficiency, scalability, and ability to integrate with other SaaS products. The piece concludes by underscoring the transformative effect of SaaS and no-code platforms on businesses, enabling them to optimize operations and gain a competitive edge.
Stian Overdahl
I'm an experienced journalist, editor and photographer based in Berlin, Germany, with regular travel in the Middle East, especially in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates. I've covered business, politics and culture, mainly in the Middle East North Africa region, with deep knowledge of the GCC. ...
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Feature Stories
Content Writing
Corporate Content
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Businesses in the UAE and Israel Leverage Abraham Accord for Growth
19 Oct 2020
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gulfnews.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
The article discusses the burgeoning trade and investment opportunities between the UAE and Israel following the Abraham Accord. Senior executives from Dun & Bradstreet and CRIF Gulf (Dun & Bradstreet) highlight the excitement and potential for collaboration in various sectors such as health, technology, agriculture, and finance. The UAE's status as a business hub and Israel's reputation as a startup nation are seen as complementary strengths. The article also touches on the expected boost in tourism and the importance of data analysis and due diligence for companies considering expansion. The impact of Covid-19 on business operations and the need for thorough evaluation of partners and suppliers are also emphasized.
Allyson Portee
Allyson Portee is a journalist based in Beirut, Lebanon.
English
Spanish
Interview (Video / Broadcast)
Feature Stories
Content Writing
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Politics
Current Affairs
Entertainment & Celebrity
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Jobs Completed 15
Job Success Rate 94%
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PSD Underwear And Cookies SF Launch A New Capsule Collection
17 Jul 2023
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Forbes
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English
| Business
PSD Underwear and Cookies SF have launched a new capsule collection, celebrated with a release party in Los Angeles. The collaboration aims to merge the strengths of both brands in creating functional and stylish garments. PSD Underwear, known for its partnerships with top athletes, and Cookies SF, a prominent streetwear brand, see this partnership as a strategic move to expand their market presence. The event featured models showcasing the new collection, music, and giveaways. The article highlights the growing men's underwear market and the influence of streetwear in fashion, noting PSD's continued efforts to collaborate with leading talent and expand internationally.
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Derrick Silimina
Derrick Silimina is a journalist based in Lusaka, Zambia.
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ZCA, LCCI plan to work together
22 Nov 2024
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solwezitoday.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
The Zambia Chinese Association and the Lusaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry have established a partnership to expand their market reach by leveraging each other's networks. LCCI President Alexander Lawrence emphasized Lusaka's strategic location and the potential for business growth through regional and global networks. The collaboration aims to strengthen economic ties between Zambia and China, moving beyond historical political connections. ZCA President Zhang Jian expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting shared social and economic values.
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Robyn Smith
Robyn Smith is an award-winning broadcast journalist, CNN fellow, content creator and social media producer with twenty years experience in the industry, including television news anchoring, reporting, script writing, producing, news planning and copy editing. She's reported from across the ...
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Business of Home: Industry news roundup
17 Mar 2024
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Business of Home
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English
| Business collaborations
The article discusses the impact of the coronavirus on various businesses, particularly in the home and design industry. RH reported a dip in revenue but an increase in net income, while facing a slump in demand due to the pandemic. Paddle8 filed for bankruptcy amid legal issues, and Macy's furloughed the majority of its employees. Van Elslander Capital acquired the Art Van brand during its bankruptcy. The Inside collaborates with Old World Weavers, and Parachute introduces virtual design services. DesignTV by Sandow and virtual backgrounds by Arhaus and CW Stockwell cater to the increased use of videoconferencing. House of Funk launches a design business platform, and East Fork starts a buy-sell-trade Instagram account. The article also covers recommended readings on home design, awards in the design industry, and obituaries for Michael Sorkin and Michael McKinnell, who passed away due to COVID-19.
Catrina Stewart
Catrina Stewart is a freelance journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. She has worked primarily for the Independent, but has also contributed to the Sunday Times, the Observer, Vice News and others from East Africa. Prior to arriving in East Africa, she worked as a journalist in the Middle East, mainly ...
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French
Russian
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Risk Analysis
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In it together: how collaboration benefits practices large and small
30 Mar 2024
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www.ribaj.com
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English
| Collaboration
Hugh McEwen and Catrina Stewart, partners at Office S&M, discuss the importance of collaboration in architecture and business, highlighting their own practice's growth through collaborative efforts. They emphasize the role of diverse teams in winning tenders and the benefits of working with specialists from other firms. The authors share their experiences with projects like Leyton High Road shopfront improvements and Shape Newham, a public art and realm improvement project. They also mention their involvement in professional forums like the London Practice Forum and the Dalston Architecture Collective, which foster knowledge sharing and support among micro-practices. The article suggests that collaboration will be essential in the post-Covid-19 world to maintain quality and efficiency in the face of reduced work and resources.
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Julia Szyndzielorz
Julia Szyndzielorz is a journalist based in Warszawa, Polska. A graduate of the University of Oxford, she has worked as the Poland-correspondent of the German daily die Welt and now contributes stories to the Guardian, BILD.de, Zeit Online, Newsweek Polska and OZY.com. Julia is a frequent guest of ...
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Polish
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Opera announces collaboration with OpenAI to realize AIGC Ambitions
27 Feb 2022
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blogs.opera.com
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English
| Business Collaboration
Opera, a leading browser developer, has announced a collaboration with OpenAI to integrate artificial intelligence and generative computing technologies into its products. This partnership will provide Opera with access to OpenAI's AI models and support, aiming to enhance the user experience of Opera's PC and mobile browsers. Opera plans to introduce AI-generated content services and features such as a 'Shorten' button for summarizing webpages. The company has a history of using deep-learning AI in its news and football apps and is now focusing on reshaping its browser to leverage AI's potential.