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Innovation in the field of technology, software, engineering, and science doesn’t only happen in Silicon Valley. Ashlee Vance explores these innovations in various locations worldwide.

Unfortunately, retail giant Target has been experiencing continued difficulties. Their struggles are worsening, and it seems like there is no end in sight for their challenges.

Emerging markets are in need of a substantial stimulus to drive growth, especially since losses are increasing.

On a positive note, South Africa’s jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level in two years. This is a welcome development for the country’s economy.

In Germany, the investor outlook is improving, although some struggles still persist.

The strong Franc is causing problems for companies like Shoemaker On, which is backed by Roger Federer. Sales growth is being weighed down due to the unfavorable currency exchange rates.

The oil market is steadily pushing towards $90, with the boost coming from physical markets all over.

Beijing is attempting to regulate China’s AI sector without stifling its growth potential. Striking the right balance is crucial for the country’s technological advancement.

Tesla has recently launched new base models of its Model S and Model X at a reduced price of $10,000. This move aims to make their electric vehicles more accessible to a wider consumer base.

In an effort to transition away from gas-powered rides, Ola is now offering e-motorbikes and cheap e-scooters as alternative transportation options.

Hackers have found a way to trick AI systems using “bad math” to expose flaws and biases. This highlights the ongoing challenges in AI development and highlights the need for rigorous testing and improvement.

Google’s Waymo and Cruise have received clearance to expand their robotaxi services in San Francisco. This represents a significant step forward in autonomous vehicle technology.

Alibaba’s chief executive has warned of potential constraints as China focuses on training AI. The rapid development of this sector necessitates careful consideration of potential limitations.

The winner of Thailand’s election has ruled out support for a property tycoon’s bid for prime minister. This decision indicates a commitment to independent governance and fair competition.

Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Tajani reportedly seeks changes to bank tax, which could have significant implications for the country’s financial sector.

Global household wealth has experienced a drop for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. This underscores the fragility of the global economy and the need for continued vigilance.

Despite calls to get rid of them, Europe’s golden visa programs are booming. This raises concerns about the potential for abuse and the need for stricter regulations.

Ares, a private equity firm, is considering loosening its ties to Crystal Palace to focus on Chelsea. This reevaluation reflects the ever-changing dynamics of the sports industry.

Hollywood studios are offering writers a new deal in response to demands pushed by Netflix. This move signifies the increasing influence of streaming platforms in the entertainment industry.

Donald Trump’s ownership of the GOP and its future is a topic of much discussion and debate. The current state of American politics is heavily influenced by the actions and decisions of the president.

The departing Alexa boss at Amazon never found the reason behind the voice assistant’s success. Sometimes, even within the tech industry, certain phenomena remain elusive.

Taiwan’s upcoming election is centered around the issue of war and the country’s relationship with China. The outcome of this election could have significant geopolitical implications.

Private equity firms are taking a cautious approach to selling their holdings amidst higher interest rates. This reflects a sense of uncertainty and the need to carefully navigate the evolving financial landscape.

Next week, NYC’s Randall’s Island migrant facility is set to open. This underscores the ongoing challenges and complexities surrounding immigration policy.

Two Danny Meyer restaurants in NYC will close their doors as their spaces will be repurposed as migrant shelters. This decision reflects the urgent need to address the immigration crisis.

Can Sweden’s visionary wood city outrun its real estate crisis? A unique approach to urban development is being tested in Sweden, with the aim of creating sustainable and affordable housing solutions.

Gabon has successfully completed a $500 million debt-for-nature swap. This innovative approach aims to protect the country’s natural resources while addressing its financial burden.

A university in Boston has added a striking sculpture to its skyline, symbolizing the importance of education and knowledge. This artistic addition serves as a reminder of the institution’s commitment to learning.

America’s fastest-growing city is experiencing a surge in tourism due to the popularity of the TV show “Yellowstone.” The impact of popular culture on travel trends is undeniable.

On the 50th anniversary of its birth, hip hop is once again gaining momentum in the Bronx. This cultural movement continues to shape and influence music and society as a whole.

Ex-FTX executive Salame has chosen not to testify, invoking his right to remain silent. This legal maneuver reflects the complexities and challenges of legal proceedings.

Celsius intends to poll its customers on the possibility of launching a new user-owned company. This innovative approach embodies the principles of decentralized finance and community involvement.

Despite the recent SEC decision to decline ruling on Bitcoin ETFs, more decisions on this matter are looming in the near future. This ongoing debate highlights the growing interest in cryptocurrency investment.

Treasury Wine Estates Ltd. has expressed optimism about the Chinese market. If Beijing decides to remove the tariffs on Australian imports, cheaper bottles of the Penfolds brand could make a comeback. This would be a welcome development for the company’s financial performance.