Acquisition is the latest in a wave of big-ticket M&A sweeping the semiconductor sector
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Today, editing is a manual, human process. Spelling and grammar checking software, such as the one built into Microsoft Word or the grammar checker Grammarly, can suggest when a word is incorrectly used or a comma misplaced. But it can’t recommend an entirely different way of writing a sentence to convey the same idea.
Now AI21 Labs, an Israeli startup co-founded by two well-known machine learning researchers and several veterans of an elite Israeli military intelligence unit, has debuted an A.I.-enabled editing tool that does exactly that. It can suggest variations of different lengths and tones, as well as help users find the best word to use in a particular circumstance.
“We are developing a true writing companion, a co-writer as opposed to a copyeditor,” … Read the rest
Tsunami Compressed Air Solutions has released a new dust collector regenerative dryer. The robust drying system provides an all-in-one solution for dust collector systems designed to eliminate supercooling and supply ultra clean air to pulse valves. The dryers are proven to save plants up to 50% in air consumption and can increase bag (sock) life […]
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Wealthy investors with $1 million or more in the market expect S&P 500 gains to continue, but the divide between Wall Street and the Main Street economy during coronavirus continues to unnerve many rich Americans.
Coronavirus latest: US toymaker Hasbro upbeat on demand for games ahead of holiday season
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For the first seven years after founding Chobani, CEO Hamdi Ulukaya rarely left his yogurt-making factory as he worked to get his business off the ground. “I saw the dedication, the work, the discipline, the human connections,” he says. “But I also saw the struggles.”
As the industry grew, Ulukaya also witnessed what he describes as a disconnect between the sector prospering but not all of its workers sharing in that success—especially those working the factory floor. “Society moves on the shoulders of people like that,” he tells Fortune.
In an effort to bridge the gap Ulukaya sees between employee and company success in the business world, Chobani plans to increase its starting hourly wage to at least $15 an hour—more than double federal minimum … Read the rest
By Robert Sheaf, CFPAI/AJPP, CFPE, CFPS, CFPECS, CFPMT, CFPMIP, CFPMMH, CFPMIH, CFPMM, CFC Industrial Training We were called out to trouble shoot a problem on a heat-treating system’s hydraulic unit in which the electric motor was reading twice the nameplate amperage and causing the overloads to fail. The customer had the motor checked out by […]
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The worrying rise in new cases come after White House chief of staff Mark Meadows acknowledged that the U.S. is not going to control the pandemic.
Consolidation in North America’s battered oil and gas sector is gathering speed
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There are few experiences more harrowing than an earthquake. Ask Dan Kessler. He obsesses about them.
Kessler is the chief executive of Harbor, a startup that aims to help Americans prepare—at least semi-calmly—for the next disaster, from how to pack a “go bag,” to how much water you should stockpile.
To be sure, there will be another disaster. That might not be good for your nerves, but makes for ideal timing for a disaster prep app. America is grappling with a pandemic, a financial crisis, a potentially contested presidential election, another historic hurricane season, and superpowered wildfires on the West Coast.
Harbor tackles two out of these—natural disasters and COVID-19—plus the usual ailments of modern life: car crashes and house fires. (Next on Kessler’s wish … Read the rest