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Casio: First look at four new G-Shock "Camo and Gold" watches reportedly launching in June - Notebookcheck

Casio: First look at four new G-Shock "Camo and Gold" watches reportedly launching in June Notebookcheck G-Shock’s New Holy Grail Radically Transforms an Iconic Watch Gear Patrol G-SHOCK Launches AI-Designed Full-Metal 5000 Series Watch News of Bahrain G-Shock MTG-B4000BD-1AJF: Solar and Bluetooth watch built to withstand shocks Le Nouveau Réveil Casio’s new carbon-and-metal G-Shock watch lands in Japan & the U.S. Gizmochina

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google34d ago

NYC comptroller urges rainy-day fund to offset potential AI fallout on city's economy - Gothamist

NYC comptroller urges rainy-day fund to offset potential AI fallout on city's economy Gothamist NYC’s budget is riding the AI boom. Levine warns it’s not ready for a bust Crain's New York Artificial intelligence could potentially eliminate thousands of jobs in New York City, city official says ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos AI and New York City’s Fiscal Future NYC.gov Thousands of N.Y.C. Jobs Could Be Lost to A.I. Boom, Report Says The New York Times

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STIDC launches e-Spark system to enhance complaints management, transparency
theborneopost34d ago

STIDC launches e-Spark system to enhance complaints management, transparency

KUCHING (May 21): The Sarawak Timber Industry Development Corporation (STIDC) has launched its Electronic Complaints Management, Response and Communication System (e-Spark). In a statement, STIDC said the platform marks the corporation’s first integrated, comprehensive and systematic complaints framework. The e-Spark system was launched by STIDC general manager Datu Zainal Abidin Abdullah during a ceremony held [...] The post STIDC launches e-Spark system to enhance complaints management, transparency appeared first on Borneo Post Online .

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CBN maintains 26.5% rate, naira stable at ₦1,371/$
pmnewsnigeria34d ago

CBN maintains 26.5% rate, naira stable at ₦1,371/$

The Nigerian Naira remained stable against the US Dollar in the official foreign exchange market on Thursday morning after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) decided to keep its interest rate at 26.5%.

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