From Silicon Valley to MENA: How 1001 AI’s $9M Funding is Reshaping Industrial Operations
Silicon Valley Veteran Brings AI Infrastructure to Critical MENA Industries Bilal Abu-Ghazaleh, a former Scale AI executive with nearly a…
Silicon Valley Veteran Brings AI Infrastructure to Critical MENA Industries Bilal Abu-Ghazaleh, a former Scale AI executive with nearly a…
Revolutionizing Agriculture Through Evolutionary Intelligence Oxford University spinout Wild Bioscience has successfully closed a $60 million Series A funding round…
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B&M European Value Retail’s stock plunged 15% as an accounting error involving £7 million in freight costs forced another profit warning. The retailer’s CFO Mike Schmidt will depart following the financial discrepancy, marking the second executive exit this year.
B&M European Value Retail saw its shares crash to their lowest level in nine years on Monday following the discovery of a significant accounting error, according to reports. The discount retailer’s stock reportedly fell 15% to 184.1p, reaching levels not seen since October 2016, as investors reacted to the company’s second profit warning in recent weeks.
The Rise of AI in Police Reporting Law enforcement agencies across the United States are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence…
A new startup competition in Ireland aims to accelerate the transition to a circular economy. The awards program offers €10,000 in prizes and expert coaching for ventures demonstrating innovative circular solutions.
A significant new startup competition has been launched to advance Ireland’s transition to a circular economy, according to reports from Ireland‘s leading circular innovation network. The All-Island Circular Venture Awards, spearheaded by Circuléire with funding from the Irish Government, aims to identify and support late-stage startups with pioneering circular economy products and services.
Scientists have discovered mercury from artisanal gold mining enters food crops directly through the air rather than soil. The findings reveal previously underestimated health risks for communities dependent on local agriculture near mining operations across Africa and beyond.
According to a recent study published in the journal Biogeosciences, mercury pollution from artisanal and small-scale gold mining operations is contaminating food crops primarily through atmospheric uptake rather than soil absorption as previously assumed. The international research team, led by scientists from Queens University and the University of Lagos, documented this troubling phenomenon in a Nigerian farming community located near mining activities.