Vodafone Qatar 2023 profit up
The 2023 net profit of Vodafone Qatar increased to $148 million.
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In Davos, AI excitement persists but fears over managing risks
A recent IMF report said AI would affect nearly 40 percent of jobs around the world, and some 60 percent...
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Vodafone Qatar 2023 profit up
The 2023 net profit of Vodafone Qatar increased to $148 million.
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Microsoft submits new Activision deal
A previous version of the acquisition deal was blocked.
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Generative AI likely to supplement than destroy jobs: ILO
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International Military Forum Army-2023 opens in Moscow
MOSCOW, RUSSIA - The international military-technical forum Army-2023 opens at the Patriot Congress and Exhibition Center here. About 1,500 prominent...
- About 1,500 prominent Russian companies of the military-industrial complex will present their products.
- 85 foreign companies and organizations from seven countries will also participate in the forum.
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Huawei H1 revenue at US$43.3bn
The firm works to diversify its business operations.
- The Shenzhen-based company has for several years been at the center of an intense tech standoff between China and the US.
- Since 2019, sanctions have cut the company off from global supply chains that gave it access to US-made components and technologies.
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AI anxiety: workers fret over uncertain future
Legal assistants, programmers, accountants and financial advisors are among those professions feeling threatened by generative AI.
- Goldman Sachs analysts see generative AI impacting, if not eliminating, some 300 million jobs, according to a study published in March.
- AI is bringing with it a level of apprehension matched by climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic, a therapist said.