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Nearly 300 drug dealers have been caught in Galway in the past year - Connacht Tribune - Vimarsana News

Nearly 300 drug dealers have been caught in Galway in the past year - Connacht Tribune

Galway Gardaí have caught nearly 300 drug dealers operating in the county over the past year – seizing amounts valued in the region of €2 million.

Are return-to-office mandates the new generational divide? - Vimarsana News

Are return-to-office mandates the new generational divide?

It takes something extraordinary to change the way we’ve always done things. Overnight, the Covid-19 pandemic changed America’s relationship with work. Now, almost four years later, companies and workers are trying to rebuild a new way of working. And as return-to-office (RTO) mandates start pouring in, we’re seeing generational differences emerge over whether it’s better…

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Unlocking Excel Data Analysis with ChatGPT - Vimarsana News

Unlocking Excel Data Analysis with ChatGPT

In the expansive universe of data analysis, Microsoft Excel reigns supreme as an unparalleled instrument, boasting an extensive array of capabilities

Have Mercedes listened to Lewis Hamilton on the key cockpit question on W15? - Vimarsana News

Have Mercedes listened to Lewis Hamilton on the key cockpit question on W15?

Mercedes put the new W15 on the track and it does appear as if the 2024 car has resolved one of Lewis Hamilton's biggest gripes.

Tech spending shifts to meet AI demand, forces a 'reshuffling of skills' for workers - Vimarsana News

Tech spending shifts to meet AI demand, forces a 'reshuffling of skills' for workers

With AI 'sucking the air out of almost non-AI investments in the whole tech world,' companies are cutting what they believe are unnecessary jobs — and replacing them with AI-skilled workers.