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Dustin Johnson is the CTO at Seeq, responsible for the advanced technology infrastructure, vision and roadmap of Seeq software solutions.

Paving the way for a successful technology adoption ideally starts pre-contract with executive-level buy-in, designated champions equipped to bridge the gap between IT and users and a practical plan for how an organization will get from inception to value with the new investment in a specified amount of time.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger has finally lift the curtain on his retirement plans.

The Terminator hitmaker graced the LA premiere of his Netflix series Fubar season 2 alongside his family members including Chris Pratt.

During a candid conversation with Extra TV, the 77-year-old actor revealed whether he is considering to retire from acting anytime soon.

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Canadian retail investors continue to give mixed signals on investing sustainably.

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LONDON – Britain’s economic output contracted sharply in April, when shockwaves from US President Donald Trump’s announcement of wide-ranging tariffs hit the global economy, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed on June 12.

Gross domestic output shrank by a worse than expected 0.3 per cent in April from March – the biggest monthly drop since October 2023 and a much bigger drop than the 0.1 per cent fall forecast in a Reuters poll.

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The UK economy shrank more than expected in April as the worst of President Trump’s tariffs hit.

The standard measure of economic output (GDP) contracted a sharp 0.3% in April, data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed.

During the month, Mr Trump’s so-called “Liberation Day” applied steep tariffs to countries around the world and sparked a trade war with China,

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Apple’s stock price has been bleeding this year, and it looks unlikely that the company’s big “Liquid Glass” design overhaul will be anything more than a Band-Aid.

Wall Street was largely unimpressed by the announcements at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, where the company showed off its glass-like software design coming this fall to Apple’s gadget lineup.

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