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A few years ago, at the start of the fintech services boom in Africa, Oliver Blantern got an opportunity to work in the continent offering advisory services to high-growth startups. For slightly over three years his company, Riverhouse Technology, helped the emerging tech firms in talent sourcing and acquisition. The trained lawyer did all this […]
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Press release content from Accesswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Terminus Group CEO Victor Ai: New Intelligent Economy Will Reshape Business Environment and Industrial Landscape July 18, 2021 GMT CHONGQING, CHINA / ACCESSWIRE / July 17, 2021 / The Global Intelligent New - Economy Forum 2021 took place between the 15th and 16th of July in Chongqing, China. Since a new chapter of the global scientific and technological industrial revolution is just around the corner, and the rapid development of the new intelligent economy led by artificial intelligence has become an i...
BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images Olivia Colman, John Nettles and Joanne Harris are among dozens of high-profile artists calling for a portion of gadget sales revenue in the UK to go into a fund for performers and creators. In a letter in Tuesday's Times newspaper, they claim a centralised "Smart Fund" could generate up to £300m per year for the UK's creative sector. The levy would be between 1% and 3% of the overall price of a device. However, critics say it would amount to "a new tax" on consumers. It would apply to everything that can "store and download creative content".