The Cayuga Nation in New York has announced plans to develop an adult-use cannabis enterprise, up to a year before recreational pot sales are slated to begin at state-licensed retailers.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine turned out to be a shock to the global community despite the threat that had been growing for months preceding it. Although the military action is taking place within the Ukrainian boundaries, the financial disruption it brought about has spread far beyond. The global stock market is tumbling, the oil and […]

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Talent and recruiting is a top-of-mind subject for everyone in today’s job market. It’s also a leading contributor to many…

The post Common Mistakes, Tackling Searching, and Skill Test: Ask Me Anything About Hiring in 2022 appeared first on OpenView.

TikTok has shaken up the digital landscape — and its explosive growth over the past year suggests that it's here to stay.

We spoke to Margaret Zablocka, founder of Onoco, about her motivations behind building Onoco and exciting plans for the future. 

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This past weekend in the VCT NA Challengers 1 has been an interesting one. The fans watched with bated breath as Version1 and Sentinels fought in a life-and-death battle. It was a real spectacle and probably one of the most intense matches we’ve seen so far in the tournament. The two Semifinals matches also ended. […]

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Fashion group s.Oliver is taking another major step in its growth strategy by opening... Read more »

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In 2018, a court in the Netherlands ruled that companies selling access to a pirate IPTV playlist acted illegally, even though they weren't the suppliers of the infringing streams. The decision was a win for Dutch anti-piracy group BREIN, which later demanded a cash settlement from the companies' directors. They ultimately refused to pay so BREIN filed a full lawsuit and has now come out on top.

From: TF, for the latest news on copyright battles, piracy and more.

Hearing about what AI (Artificial Technology) can do for us is something previously only talked about in the realm of science fiction. Now though, this kind of technology is rapidly becoming an integral part of our daily lives and in more ways than one. Of course, there are going to be those aspects of our [...]

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Manufacturing 3D structures will require atomic-level control of what's removed and what stays on a wafer.

The post Highly Selective Etch Rolls Out For Next-Gen Chips appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.