Are ‘Democrat-run cities’ the problem? Not really
Does one party do better than another in ensuring prosperity and a good economy? The evidence points to a certain shade of blue, writes columnist Jon Talton.
Day: February 10, 2023
13 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend
Check out this Seattle Times list of local events and things to do for a weekend of theater, new movies, a Nordic winter sport and more in the Seattle area.
A human-first approach to minimizing insider threats
With business security as a top concern, there are steps and considerations security leaders can take to protect financial and intellectual assets.
Three ways the hybrid workplace is transforming the security industry
To sharpen incident response and build a safer work environment, security leaders are assessing the technology and policies of their organizations.
Thwarting retail theft using AI technologies
Combating retail theft has always been a challenge.
AI acceleration technologies can identify, monitor and alert organizations to theft problems.
SEC Commissioner Peirce Publicly Rebukes Her Agency, Gensler on Crypto Regulation
Hester Peirce of the Securities and Exchange Commission publicly rebuked her agency’s crypto enforcement, calling it “paternalistic and lazy” and asking if a “hostile” regulator is the best solution for the industry. From a report: Peirce, who was appo…
Ensuring fertilisers are available and affordable in the EU
For millennia, farmers have resorted to organic and mineral fertilisers to increase the quality and productivity of their crops.
Letter: The changing shape of marine insurance correspondent work
Marine insurance clubs are increasingly designating correspondents in two categories: commercial and legal
The 7 things you need to know for Friday, February 10 – The Washington Post
The 7 things you need to know for Friday, February 10 The Washington PostMorning news brief: Turkey-Syria quake toll tops 21K, Russian escalation in eastern Ukraine, & more WIONAP News Summary at 8:08 a.m. EST | Ap | berkshireeagl…
Journalist, Who Protested Ukraine War On-Air, Describes Escapes To France
The Russian journalist who grabbed the world’s attention last year when she protested against the war in Ukraine on live television, described her “extraordinary” escape to France on Friday.