Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents, accounting for roughly 1.7 million incidents in the U.S. annually, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). These crashes result in billions of dollars in damages, injuries, and insurance claims. Understanding who is at fault for rear-end collisions, how insurance works, and … Read more
“Nunca ha habido un mejor momento para ser CIO, no solo para conseguir un lugar en la mesa, sino para ser quien lleve a los directivos y a la empresa a la mesa digital”, afirma Dan Roberts, director ejecutivo de Ouellette & Associates Consulting, que ofrece servicios para desarrollar líderes de TI preparados para el … Read more
I signaled the preliminary reference and background here and Kokott AG Opined end of September in C‑393/23 Athenian Brewery SA, Heineken NV v Macedonian Thrace Brewery SA. Can a person damaged by an infringement of the competition rules sue the company which committed that infringement at the seat of its parent company in another Member … Read more
For U.S. consumers, having “good credit” or a good credit score is everything. Black marks on your credit report can prevent you from acquiring rental housing, certain jobs, or student loans – and cost you thousands of dollars in higher interest for your mortgage, medical loans, vehicle loans, and other lines of credit. Yet for … Read more
SECURITY | AI | PURPOSEUNSUPERVISED LEARNING is a newsletter about upgrading to thrive in a world full of AI. It’s original ideas, analysis, mental models, frameworks, and tooling to prepare you for the world that’s coming. TOC Had a great conversation with Rob Allen from ThreatLocker about their Zero Trust approach: deny-by-default, dynamic ACLs, and … Read more
