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A new high-tech era for US AML compliance

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Jo Ann Barefoot from the Alliance for Innovative Regulation (AIR) explains how the emergence of regtech companies that provide data-driven solutions to implement the 2020 anti-trafficking law in the US can be new AML tools. More than half a century ago, the US Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) to regulate how banks, regulators, and law enforcement agencies deal with financial crimes. Financial institutions have spent the intervening five years seeking to comply with its anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Unfortunately, their efforts yielded little success. The United Nations estimates that less than 1 percent of the world’s illicit moneyRead News

2023 Chevrolet Colorado Goes All in Turbo Power, High-Tech Features

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The Chevrolet Colorado midsize truck has been completely redesigned for the 2023 model year. Big changes to power, technology and off-road capability are in store. Chevy says it wanted to focus on an upgraded design, increased functionality and new and useful technology with the truck, which now has a single wheel drive and a single Crew Cab configuration. The new 2023 Chevrolet Colorado pickup will continue to compete with the Toyota Tacoma, GMC Canyon, Nissan Frontier and Ford Ranger. The new Chevrolet midsize truck has a 3.1-inch longer wheelbase than the current Crew Cab model with a shorter front overhangRead News

Heidrick & Struggles is looking for high tech executives in the Holy Land

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What do Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, Kåre Schultz, CEO of Teva, and Alfred Kelly, CEO of Visa Global, have in common? At first glance, not much, beyond the fact that all three are at the helm of major corporations. However, those behind the scenes could also say that all three would not have got the job if it were not for the American headhunting company Heidrick & Matches. Companies such as Heidrick & Battles often operate below the surface and do not want those who do not need to know about their existence and activities to be exposedRead News

Royal Navy Buys Commercial Crewboat for High-Tech Testing

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Published Jul 29, 2022 6:21 PM by The Maritime Executive Committee The Royal Navy has acquired a modified commercial crew boat to be used as a test bed for future technologies, including autonomous systems. The service ordered a 42-metre Damen 4008 Fast Crew Supplier last year, which has been fitted to Royal Navy specification and delivered within 12 months. Patrick Blackett’s new XV “Experimental Ship” will conduct sea trials for the Royal Navy’s experimentation and research and development, NavyX. Giving the department its own ship will allow it to accelerate its program without burdening combat ships.

Indiana schools are using high technology and creativity to keep kids safe

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Click here for updates on this story INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — John Akers has spent 26 years protecting and serving the community in law enforcement and working as a school resource officer. But over the years, he says his conversations have changed with the students he works to keep safe. He is often asked a question over and over: “Will you protect me?” Asked if it’s devastating for him, Akers said, “Yes. It takes some time where you might have to go into your office and kind of take a breath and collect yourself.” School districts across Indiana have increased theirRead News

After Tester’s Attempt, Bipartisan Bill to Ban China and Bring Back High-Tech American Manufacturing Jobs Passes Senate.

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Montana companies & universities praise bill; Senator was only member of Montana delegation appointed to legislation’s conference Committee Continuing his push to create good-paying jobs and maintain America’s competitive edge over China, U.S. Senator Jon Tester today voted to pass the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, legislation that will invest in high-tech manufacturing across the country, Strengthen technology supply chains, and strengthen the development of modern research in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Senator Tester was Montana’s leading champion for China’s competitiveness legislation and was the only member of the state delegation to the legislative conferenceRead News

High-Tech Mattress Company Bryte Raises $20M In Temp Round Led By Sealy

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Expect more mattresses built to understand your sweet spot every night. No jokes. A major partnership between Tempur Sealy and Bryte promises more mattresses and AI products for the ever-growing high-tech mattress and sleep market. Mattress startup Bryte raised $ 20 million in new funding led by Tempur Sealy International, the company announced Wednesday. The investment also promises a collaboration between the two companies on future products. Bryte is known for his The Restorative Bed ™, which is already found in luxury hotels like the Park Terrace Hotel in New York City, not to mention celebrities. The bed uses internalRead News

Wichita welcomes Novacoast headquarters, 100 new high-tech jobs

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WICHITA, Kan. (WIBW) – A cybersecurity company heads to Sunflower State with 100 new high-tech jobs and plans to make Wichita a cybersecurity training center. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced on Friday, July 29, that cybersecurity firm Novacoast will be moving its corporate headquarters to Wichita from Santa Barbara, California. He said the company also plans to bring in 100 new high-tech jobs and will help make Wichita a cybersecurity training center. “I’m excited that Novacoast is moving its headquarters to Wichita and creating 100 high-tech jobs for Kansans,” said Governor Kelly. “More and more companies are choosing to comeRead News

Gotion High-Tech rings the bell on the Swiss Stock Exchange

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Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On July 28, Gotion High-Tech, an electric battery manufacturer from China, rang the bell at the Swiss Stock Exchange to celebrate its public listing by issuing depositary receipts. global commodities (GDRs), becoming one of the first Chinese companies to be listed. on the Swiss Stock Exchange. Gotion High-Tech said it issued 22,833,400 GDRs at an offer price of $30 per GDR. Each GDR represents an interest in five A shares of the company. The proceeds from the GDR offering were approximately $685 million. The issuance of the GDR is the largest GDR project in terms of the sizeRead News

Cops use high-tech tools to arrest armed robbery

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Tuesday evening there was an armed robbery at the ARCO Minuteman gas station located at 3346 S. Harlem Ave in Riverside. The robbery happened around 8 p.m. The robber allegedly entered the gas station armed with a black handgun and made off with more than $500 in cash according to Matt Buckley, Riverside’s director of public safety. A little over 14 hours later Khalid Bryant, a 25-year-old from Berwyn, was arrested while sitting in a four-door Toyota sedan parked in a parking lot located at Wolf Road and Harrison in Hillside. Bryant was taken to the North Riverside lockup andRead News

Steel Dynamics CEO says his steel is more high-tech than Facebook

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Steel Dynamics CEO Mark Millett co-founded the company, now one of the largest domestic steel producers and metal recyclers in the United States. But just forty years ago, he was a self-described “ski bum” in Aspen, Colo. He still remembers spending days skiing and nights washing dishes at the resort’s restaurant. “I washed more dishes than anyone on the planet during those nine months,” she says. He probably skied more slopes, too. Then, he vividly recalls, he had an epiphany. “Fate has guided my life more than anything else,” he said. “I woke up one day thinking I should beRead News

Indiana schools use advanced, innovative technology to keep children safe

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – John Akers has spent 26 years protecting and serving the community in law enforcement and working as a school resource officer. But over the years, he said his conversations with the students he works with have changed to keep them safe. One question is often asked: “Will you protect me?” When asked if it was bad for him, Akers said, “Yes. It takes time for you to go to your office and take a breather and gather yourself.” School districts in Indiana have increased their security measures since the 1999 Columbine High School shooting. However, Akers feelsRead News

Lifecycle: Soluto died, but Israeli high tech feeds on it

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When I arrived at Soluto’s offices on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv this Monday, I was held up for a moment as I tried to figure out where the front door was. “The entrance is from here”, said one of the workers, “but soon it will no longer be used”. It’s around 1pm and the company’s employees are leaving the offices for lunch at one of the nearby restaurants. Most of them are young, under thirty, with a penchant for scooters and sporting hipster looks, and could easily serve as the poster boys and girls of Israeli high tech. Ironically,Read News

King Tut goes high-tech in new immersive exhibit

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From a high-tech look at ancient Egypt to a large-scale mural that heightens joy, GBH Executive Arts Editor Jared Bowen talks about new arts and cultural events in Boston this week on Morning Edition with Arts. Beyond King Tut: The Immersive Experience On view now through October 2, 2022 at Boston’s SoWa Power Station ‘Beyond King Tut’ is having its world premiere in Boston to mark the 100th anniversary of Howard Carter’s discovery of King Tut’s tomb in 1922. While many immersive experiences have recently sprung up in the region, from Van Gogh to Frida Kahlo, Bowen says this oneRead News

Upgrade your lifestyle with these high-tech features for the home

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Create a safe, efficient and modern home and life with these 3 high-tech innovations A well-constructed, comfortable home is top of mind for most homeowners. High-tech features often add the beauty, convenience and efficiency that bring peace of mind to a household. Not surprisingly, these are some of the first things potential homebuyers often have listed at the top of their checklists when searching for new homes. However, it can sometimes be challenging to find a fully renovated home in a tight housing market. Schell Brothers, a homebuilder based in Delaware’s Rehoboth Beach, with offices in Richmond, VA and Nashville,Read News

High-tech imaging reveals details of a rare eye disease

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& # xD; Discovery sets the stage for the development of new therapies to treat vitelliform macular dystrophy. Retina with yolk-like lesions in a person with vitelliform macular dystrophy Using a new imaging technique, researchers from the National Eye Institute found that retinal lesions of vitelliform macular dystrophy (VMD) vary by gene mutation. Addressing these differences may be the key to designing effective treatments for these and other rare diseases. NEI is part of the National Institutes of Health. “NEI’s long-term investment in imaging technology is changing our understanding of eye diseases,” said NEI Director Michael F. Chiang, M.D. thatRead News

Schumer: Upstate ready to become High Tech Center

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ALBANY – Upstate New York is likely to be a major beneficiary of federal legislation that would inject $52 billion to promote growth in the domestic semiconductor chip manufacturing industry, US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said. D-NY. About 80 semiconductor companies are already present in New York, with more than 34,000 employees collectively, Schumer said. But the number of jobs would be greatly expanded through efforts aimed at putting the upstate region in competition with California’s Silicon Valley as a high-tech hub, the senator added. Schumer argued that the country’s semiconductor industry is crucial to its future and security,Read News

Additive manufacturing to create high-tech jewelry

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The jewelry brand Eternha combines the traditional materials of the jewelry industry and technology, such as natural hard stones, precious and non-precious metals, with gold-based hi-tech polyamide materials used in large industrial plants. “It’s a new project, unprecedented,” said Eternha founders Stefano Massimilliano Maragoni and Chiara Cistriani. “50% of our investment is focused on product quality. Others are innovation, environmental sustainability and the search for harmony between materials and colors.” Windform GT’s precision material has been used to manufacture components for Eternha Men’s Aquilha, Falcho, Lupho and Cobrha bracelets. Selective laser sintering, a legacy laser-powder fusion technology, is part ofRead News

Mark your calendars because this state-of-the-art entertainment giant is coming to Arkansas soon

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Published in Arkansas Highlights July 28, 2022 & # xD; While traveling is an exciting journey, in some cases, the situation is not always the same. So, isn’t it good if there are other options available to entertain the family? Fortunately, Arkansas has many water parks and indoor parks. But maybe you have been to them many times, so you are eager for new services. Well, you are in luck. Mark your calendars because there’s a new state-of-the-art entertainment venue coming soon to North Little Rock. And this center promises to be fun for the whole family. $28 millionRead News

High-tech scarves will be part of the fan experience at Manchester City Games next season

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It might look like a simple scarf, but tech giant Cisco has created “The Connected Scarf” which will be able to track the emotions of the players wearing it during the game. According to a Reuters report, the scarf “records a number of physical measures, including heart rate, body temperature and emotions that provide information on how fans are feeling at different times.” “In our work with City over the past few years, we’ve been looking for ways to connect fans with the sports they love, on another level,” said Ashley Marusak, Director of Global Sports Marketing for Cisco. “ConnectedRead News

Bill to promote the semiconductor industry, high-tech research passes key Senate tests

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WASHINGTON (AP) – The Senate on Tuesday introduced a $280 billion bill designed to boost the U.S. semiconductor industry and accelerate high-tech research that backers say will be crucial to the economy for decades to come. The Senate needed 60 votes to advance the bill, and the vote was 64-32. The legislation is now headed for final passage in the Senate later this week. The house is also expected to receive the package this week. The White House has led support for the bill along with industry leaders who say government subsidies are needed to compete with other nations thatRead News

High-tech textiles find their way into automotive interiors

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HAMBURG, Germany – The automotive industry has always been a major consumer of textiles, but it is deepening its ties with specialist fabric companies, including those linked to fashion. Polestar, the Sweden-based subsidiary of China’s Geely Holding Group, was a key supporting partner of the Global Fashion Summit, held in Copenhagen, Denmark in June. The company wants to find new sustainable materials to produce a car that will leave the factory gates with a zero-carbon footprint by 2030. While the existing Polestar 2, a 5-door liftback electric vehicle designed to house the Tesla Model 3 head-on, comes with vegan textileRead News

Industrial workbench manufacturer reveals high-tech solution adapted to electric car manufacturers

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BOSTONtec to introduce a high-performance electronic work system at the North American battery trade show in September , /PRNewswire/ — As the EV market sector evolves, BOSTONtec will showcase specific solutions that will streamline electric vehicle manufacturing and R&D activities at an industry trade event this fall. Watch this space… In its first US industry event, BOSTONtec will exhibit the erfi elneos link – Intelligent Systems in the Workplace in booth 1047 at The Battery Show North America, September 13 to 15 in Novi, MI. BOSTONtec is the Michigan partner of erfi, a Germany-based world leader in innovative test equipment.Read News

Biden welcomes SK Group’s intention to invest $ 22 billion in US high-tech sectors

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The SK Innovation logo is seen in front of its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, February 3, 2017. REUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji/File photo/File photo WASHINGTON, Jul 26 (Reuters) – President Joe Biden on Tuesday welcomed plans by South Korea’s second-largest conglomerate, SK Group, to pour $22 billion in new investment in the United States into semiconductor, green energy and bioscience projects. . During a White House meeting with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won, Biden called the investment important. He said it showed that “the United States, Korea and their allies are back and winning the technological competition” of the 21st century. RegisterRead News

High-tech startups hit by slump as crisis deepens

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This has been a confusing and volatile year in the high-tech industry so far. The ability to predict future development or the direction of the market is all but impossible, and any player who pretends to do so will usually be proven wrong in no time. Companies that have reached huge peaks of value, some would even say crazy, fall in the face of reality. New technologies like Web3, which were the hot thing of last year, have become a dim memory today. The main discourse that exists in the high-tech industry is how to survive the period of confusionRead News

These High-Tech Grill Thermometers Will Increase Your Searing

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One of the most essential shifts in upping your grill game is adding a great grill thermometer. This is because the best master grillers know that meat is done when it reaches a certain temperature, not necessarily after it has cooked for a certain amount of time. Take that ribeye off the grill before it reaches an internal temperature of 120 degrees, and you’ll find it’s a little too red—and maybe not even safe—to eat. Wait until it’s blown past the 160 degree mark, and you might be munching until it’s breakfast time. Fortunately, grill thermometer technology has made greatRead News

High-tech influence on Austin. Austin’s trip to hi-tech wharf… | by Scott Francis | July, 2022

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Austin’s trip to the high-tech scene really began in earnest by winning the MCC and SEMATECH location selection. And progress continued with investments from IBM, Dell, Motorola, AMD, Freescale (now NXP), and even upstarts like Trilogy who moved here in the 90s. Funding companies like Austin Ventures have kept the ball rolling. But it’s hard for anyone to argue that the landscape for tech companies in Austin has ever been better than it has been in the past 12 months or so. The impact that high technology has had on Austin is astounding. Tech companies have invested in remaking theRead News

Bill to boost semiconductor industry, high-tech research passes key Senate test

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate on Tuesday introduced a $280 billion bill aimed at boosting the semiconductor industry in the United States and accelerating high-tech research that supporters say will happen in the United States will be of crucial importance for the economy in the coming decades. The Senate needed 60 votes to move the bill forward, and the vote was 64-32. The legislation is now on a glide path to final passage in the Senate later this week. The house is also expected to pick up the package this week. The White House has spearheaded support for the bill,Read News