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A recent McKinsey survey reveals nearly 30% of global EV owners, with 46% in the U.S., are considering switching back to gasoline cars due to dissatisfaction with charging infrastructure and battery performance.
Invictus Partners: The Enterprise Software Vigilantes Standing up to the Software Mafia
Invictus Partners, an Australian-born, fast-growing global enterprise software advisory firm, is helping blue chip companies, businesses, and government agencies across all continents stand up to what..
US Bosses Admit Return-To-Office Mandates Were Meant To Encourage Employees To Quit
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UK Astronaut Tim Peake Joins Axiom Space in Bid to Launch All-Brit Mission
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Elon Musk Talks About AI, Reveals Experience With Son-Turned-Daughter in Interview
Tech billionaire Elon Musk said in a Daily Wire interview that his per...
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