© LSE Library The Ever-Helpful Daughter and Wife of a Minister The story of our Swiss “Sister of Every Land” begins in Amiens (Somme, France) in the mid-19th century. Lucy Thoumaian, née Rossier de Visme, was the daughter of Anna de Visme, a Belgian-born writer (“femme de lettres”), and Louis Rossier, who worked in Amiens … Read more
Five years ago, on 31 January 2020, the UK left the European Union. Not everyone is happy about this. The number of Britons saying the UK was right to vote to leave the EU has hit its lowest level since the referendum, ahead of the fifth anniversary of Brexit on Friday Right to vote to … Read more
Digital twins are detailed electronic models that use IoT technology to update the digitised model based on changes happening to the source object. Vishnu Andhare, a consultant with the Information Services Group (ISG), believes that IoT (IoT) digital twin technology will continue to mature rapidly because of the demand for this technology across many industries … Read more
Most of the companies in the world have now their operations in multiple states – But what if any technical issue with the workers occurs? How to sort it out? In this manner, remote IT support is changing the face of regular employment. A small number of businesses have their own in-house IT support staff … Read more
GeoVera Insurance Holdings, Ltd. has secured its largest catastrophe bond issuance yet, as the Veraison Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) deal has now been priced to provide the company its upsized $450 million target for earthquake reinsurance protection.As we had reported, GeoVera Insurance Holdings, Ltd returned to the cat bond market with an initial target to … Read more
