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Molly Harras Wins 2024 Grand Prix Analytics Championship
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A huge congrats to Molly Harras on winning the 2024 Grand Prix! This victory is even more special as it marks the 15th anniversary of this incredible event. Here's to celebrating your remarkable achievement and 15 years of data brilliance! #AnalyticsForAll #AlteryxInspire pic.twitter.com/yBSzh8qdfU
— Alteryx (@alteryx) 18 mai 2024A huge congrats to Molly Harras on winning the 2024 Grand Prix! This victory is even more special as it marks the 15th anniversary of this incredible event. Here's to celebrating your remarkable achievement and 15 years of data brilliance! #AnalyticsForAll #AlteryxInspire
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Global Ownership Structure American Franchises International Management
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Yep American franchises, German managers, owned by Thai/Singapore/Chinese funds, built by Japanese/Korean Generally
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AI Eliminates All Barriers to Entry in Every Business
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Avec l'IA, il n'y a plus aucune barrière à l'entrée dans aucun business. Aucun. https://t.co/P0BVvUoCHn
— Stephane Mallard (@StephaneMallard) 18 mai 2024Avec l'IA, il n'y a plus aucune barrière à l'entrée dans aucun business. Aucun.
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AI Startup Claims Carbon-Neutral Status Through Handwaving
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My AI startup is carbon-neutral because it's powered by handwaving.
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Economic Viability of Single Global Currency Systems
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How would that work economically with one currency?
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NLRB Non-Disparagement Agreements Labor Practice Ruling
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Have you look at the McLaren Macomb case? Sounds like the NLRB is saying that non-disparage agreements that are too broad constitute unfair labor practice. Given you've seen it, curious which side of this you think theirs falls on:
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NLRB Labor Law Implications Corporate Practices Unfair Labor
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Agree makes sense why corporates would want this. I was wondering if it violates any labor laws… While common today, sounds like as of last year the NLRB is saying some cases can constitute unfair labor practice…
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NLRB Challenges Tech Industry Practice on Concerted Activity Rights
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So while apparently common in tech… the NLRB (federal agency) has started to push against this practice, suggesting it can violate concerted activity rights in some cases. I'm not a lawyer so please do your own research, I was reading up on this…
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Returning to Content Creation and Entrepreneurship Focus
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That's all for now. I'm back to writing more about content, business, and entrepreneurship in addition to smart uses of AI. If you want to learn from a guy who made $650,000+ in his first two years as an entrepreneur, follow me @thatroblennon Like/Repost: