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CNBC Street Signs January 17, 2017 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Street Signs January 17, 2017

Globalization. Business leaders in davos brace for a new world order under trump, with you the boss of wpp tells us its a win some lose some situation. What you gain on the u. S. Roundabouts you lose on the global swings. He is good for the u. S. Economy. Big business is not innocent. The bosses of alphabet, Credit Suisse, wpp telling cnbc that globalization must work for everyone amid a rise in inequality. The plan is to make sure that globalization works for everybody. We start with collaboration in our products but we also think about the importance of collaboration because we have to ensur...

Indian elections: Can deepfakes be good for democracy? - Vimarsana News

Indian elections: Can deepfakes be good for democracy?

Indian society is scrambling to respond to an uptick of political deepfakes during critical elections. Its efforts could help build a roadmap on how democracies balance the good and the bad of artificial intelligence.

Nature's decline sparks global concern - Vimarsana News

Nature's decline sparks global concern

Our impact on nature has never been more widely understood, writes WWF special envoy Marco Lambertini who describes this period as the “great awakening”.

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Asian leaders Xi, Modi to address virtual Davos 2022 meet - Vimarsana News

Asian leaders Xi, Modi to address virtual Davos 2022 meet

Other Asian leaders speaking are Japanese PM Fumio Kishida and Indonesian President Joko Widodo. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Davos Postponement Means Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Stay Out of Atmosphere—For Now - Vimarsana News

Davos Postponement Means Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Stay Out of Atmosphere—For Now

While the distance of flights would vary, with an average flight length of three hours, Davos would see almost 34.6 million pounds burned during the event.