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Inside Arkup, Miami’s Floating Mansion of the Future Miami is ground zero for sea level rise. It’s also a city of fabulous luxury, and a taste for the aquatic life. Enter Arkup, which is basically an over-the-top, environmentally friendly house…

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Sales And Marketing - Ten Ways To Align The Departments It is quite common in businesses and working offices that the sales and marketing departments can become segregated and isolated, miscommunicating whilst working towards their own independent goals, therefore not producing the optimum results for the company.

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How Virtual Reality Is Revolutionizing Corporate Retail Decision-Making Amidst speculation, L'Oreal has found a highly practical and effective use case for the new technology.

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Developer plans 8 U.S. cricket stadiums totaling $2.4 billion Global Sports Ventures is making a play to woo Americans over to the traditional English game.

This AI-based Business Is Taking Down Fraud In E-commerce With AI Using machine learning to paint a better picture behind every transaction, Forter is banking on AI as the road to a fraud-less e-commerce ecosystem.

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Key Equipment Finance to fund 22.1MW community solar portfolio in Massachusetts Key Equipment Finance, an affiliate of KeyCorp, has provided funding for 16 community solar projects across Massachusetts for both community solar solutions provider Clean Energy Collective (CEC) and global energy developer ENGIE.

Are the Rich Really Less Generous Than the Poor? - Freakonomics Season 6, Episode 46 This week on Freakonomics Radio: a series of academic studies suggest that the wealthy are, to put it bluntly, selfish jerks. It’s an easy narrative to swallow. But, Stephen J. Dubner asks, is it true? Plus: a lot of ideas about how to successfully raise money — using good old-f...