Новости за 17.09.2020

To be better leaders, we need to understand the limits of our ability to simply “act” behaviors into existence. And we need build systems.

The future of cybersecurity will likely be AI versus AI. IBM Research is using its expertise to help build the tools to defend against attacks of all kinds and protect data privacy.

A tsunami of COVID-related changes are inspiring new operating models for core business functions.

With the chosen index, interest crediting will generally be based on a formula that can include floors, caps, participation rates, spreads, and, less commonly, buffers. To explain these basic features, it helps to have a basic annuity design.

Congress authorized $4 trillion in spending to help prop up the economy in response to Covid-19, and $2.2 trillion has either been committed or already disbursed. New research casts doubt on the effectiveness of all this spending, most notably in regard to the Payment Protection Program (PPP).

Trump has stayed at his own properties 274 times since taking office.

In addition to outdoor adventures and road trips, astronomy travel is another great way to get away while still practicing safe travel and avoiding crowded destinations.

The Georgia Bulldogs are gearing up for their 2020 college football season by unveiling a pair of new uniforms. One is an updated alternate look and the other is a throwback to previous glory days.

Both human history and experience with Operation Outbreak, an educational platform that simulates disease spread, had shown its inventors that people behave predictably under the threat of a virulent pathogen.

Veuve Cliquot's latest collaboration with artist Yayoi Kusama resulted in a new collector’s edition bottle featuring the artist’s favorite subject, the dot, which she uses as a bridge to champagne’s most famous quality, the bubble.

Are you a good seller or a bad seller? Are you being naughty or nice? The good and nice thing to do is to put buyers first.

As international travel has been decimated by the COVID-19 pandemic, airlines have substituted flyovers in their own regions instead of flying passengers to other destinations.

News outlets are picking up on Joe Biden's 401(k) proposals. But they're still getting the taxation concepts wrong.

The French film Cuties from writer-director Maïmouna Doucouré has received quite the reception in the United States. But is the backlash justified? And are there any lessons parents should be paying attention to?

Trump’s claimed score would put him on par with the previous U.S. Open winner at the Winged Foot Golf Club.

Customers want organizations to be more empathetic when dealing with them. To respond, organizations need to think holistically.

The Cleveland Browns are once again rumored to be shopping Odell Beckham Jr. And the New England Patriots would be the best landing spot for him.

It's a chill, smooth, relaxing, comfortable ride, even in traffic, even in extreme weather, even off-road – and those are great things.

We have much less privacy than we think. But we can have more than we do.

Could the Paul George trade to the Los Angeles Clippers prove to be as disastrous and damaging as the Brooklyn Nets' acquisition of Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce in 2013?

Twitter’s expanded Civic Integrity Policy went into effect Thursday.

Universal announced a slew of new theatrical movies this week, both to serve as test candidates for their PVOD deal with AMC and because they need a healthy theatrical market place for next summer’s F9, Jurassic World: Dominion and Minions: The Rise of Gru.

Adam Rogas, CEO of fraud prevention software startup NS8, is facing fraud charges after he was arrested Thursday by the FBI in Las Vegas.

Thousands of dollars more could be credited to a former employee’s 401(k) account because of the partial termination rule.

Twitter also reported a 50% decrease in engagement on QAnon content since it began its crackdown in July.