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Oman and Saudi aviation sectors hold the fort amid the Mideast crisis
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Zoho marks one million customer milestone on its 30th anniversary

Zoho Corporation marked its 30th anniversary by announcing two major milestones: the company now supports more than one million paying customers and over 150 million users worldwide. The company — consisting of Zoho,...

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Under the shadow of Artificial Intelligence

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AI likely to complement rather than destroy jobs: ILO

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AI’s inroads in publishing touch off Fear, and creativity

Artificial intelligence is already being used in some aspects of the book business, and has the potential, in time, to touch nearly the whole process. (Alex Eben Meyer/The New York Times)

Less power, lower emissions: Improving AC technology

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What happened when 15 of Twitter’s top celebrities joined Threads

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Elon Musk’s Quixotic Quest to Turn X Into an ‘Everything App

Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, is the latest Silicon Valley mogul to pursue an all-in-one app, the kind that has thrived in Asia but not elsewhere. (Lars Leetaru/The New York Times)

WhatsApp rolls out a real-time video message

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TikTok Introduces Text-Only Posts

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From Twitter to X: Musk erases an iconic internet brand

A contractor stops work to remove letters from the Twitter sign at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, July 24, 2023. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)

Twitter to be renamed X, get new logo

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Musk says Twitter to change the logo

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Google launches ChatGPT rival Bard in EU, Brazil

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Musk predicts Tesla self-driving cars 'later this year'

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IKEA bets on remote interior design

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How could AI destroy humanity?

Researchers and industry leaders have warned that artificial intelligence could pose an existential risk to humanity. But theyve been light on the details. (Saratta Chuengsatiansup/The New York Times)
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