The third quarter ends on a high note for Euro Zone businesses
The latest financial update has good news for the Euro zone.Euro zone private businesses ended the third quarter with much stronger growth than predicted, bolstered by manufacturers, who had their best month since early 2011, a survey showed on Friday. That growth, alongside rising inflationary...
H-1B clampdown may cause US to lose its competitive edge
According to the latest IT news, clampdown on H-1B visa programme will make it difficult for the US IT sector to attract open talent from countries like India and America might lose its competitive edge, a top American think-tank has said. As the Trump administration...
Get recipes based on food photos, thank to AI!
There are few things social media users love more than flooding their feeds with photos of food. Yet we seldom use these images for much more than a quick scroll on our cell phones.Researchers from MITā€™s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) believe that...
How recruiter skill set will change due to AI in the future
HR leaders are ever more aware that AI will become a regular part of their workflow within the next five years. In order to adjust to this shift, recruitersā€™ skill sets will naturally need to change to adapt to the new workplace.The new recruiter skill...
Tom Lee Has Made a Plan to Profit Based on the Strange Divergence in the Market
According to Tom Lee, founder and head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, the weakening of U.S Dollar is having a peculiar impact on the finance stock market this year, specifically when it came to the behaviour of value and growth stocks. In a note...
Uber cannot operate in London anymore
According to the latest tech news, Transport for London (TfL) has rejected to renew Uberā€™s private license hire on 22nd September 2017. Uber holds a license to operate in the city. However, it will expire at the end of this month.In a statement today, TfL...
Brexit is affecting recruitment, slowing down hiring plans
According to monthly poll data from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) more companies expect the economy to decline over the next three months instead of improve, meaning they are far less likely to recruit new staff. 31 per cent of employers think the business...
Angela Merkel headed for fourth term ā€“ German Economy not in a mood for experimenting
In the financial news, the German economy is currently making the rounds! Across western democracies, political turmoil reigns as voters oust incumbents and elect new faces to lead them out of international and economic crises. Yet, here in Europe’s largest and most powerful nation, a...
Japanese startup makes paper out of stone
Paper is everyoneā€™s necessity, be it school-going student or an office-going adult. So for manufacturing paper, imagine the demand for it, number of trees being cut, and the amount of water being consumed! Hence, trending in the latest startup news is a startup from Japan...
IOS 11 Released on 19th September 2017, Hereā€™s What to Expect
In the latest tech related news, Apple has released the latest version of iOS 11, on Tuesday, 19th September, 2017 and is available for every iPad and iPhone devices. Although Apple has made sure to not change the original user experience of getting around in...
