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‘Jobs, jobs, jobs’ the AI mantra as fears take back seat in Davos
DAVOS, Switzerland – Biting cold, political tensions and doubts about artificial intelligence did nothing to curb the enthusiasm of business leaders in Davos over technology’s ability to create jobs.
Swiss bar owner released on bail after deadly New Year’s fire
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GENEVA – The owner of a Swiss bar that was engulfed in a deadly New Year’s Day fire was released from detention on Friday on bail, court authorities said.
Russia, Ukraine sit for tense talks on thorny territorial issue
KYIV/MOSCOW- Ukrainian and Russian negotiators met in Abu Dhabi on Friday to tackle the vital issue of territory, with no sign of a compromise, as Russian attacks plunged Ukraine into its deepest energy crisis of the four-year war.
Winter Storm Fern chaos grips travelers as some airlines issue airport advisories
Major winter storm expected to impact 235 million Americans this weekend with thousands of flight cancellations anticipated across major airlines nationwide.
Twin Cities museums slam their doors Friday as they take sides in ‘ICE-Out’ strike
Twin Cities museums join statewide shutdown Friday in opposition to ICE enforcement policies, closing to support immigrant communities across the region.
Philip Rivers interviewing for Bills coaching job after brief NFL return: report
Philip Rivers will reportedly meet with the Buffalo Bills for their head coaching vacancy following his brief NFL comeback, signaling a possible return to the league’s sidelines.
Patriots near one of biggest NFL turnarounds in history as they prepare for AFC title game
The New England Patriots have surged back into contention with a 14-3 season, proving their resilience and restoring their legacy as they eye another Super Bowl run.
Tennis star mocks jeering crowd with provocative dance after Australian Open victory
Yulia Putintseva beat Zeynep Sonmez in an intense Australian Open match, responding to jeers from Turkish fans with a mock gesture before criticizing their behavior.
