The financial strain has impacted big city hubs just as much as small or medium hubs.
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It's well-understood that certain places are hubs of innovation and also that hubs tend to specialize.
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"As our attention spans are getting shorter, these messing hubs are becoming entertainment hubs as well," he said.
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Finally, Google is creating Google Hubs with local partners around France, starting with Rennes, with three other hubs coming soon.
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The rise of AI research hubs abroad has put a strain on acquisition of talent in NYC, Silicon Valley, and other U.S. hubs.
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"A natural end state for me is that somebody like an Amazon can put manufacturing right next to its distribution hubs — all of its distribution hubs are optimized for urban centers, you can put manufacturing in those urban hubs," he tells TechCrunch.
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The new creative economy is not limited to traditional tech hubs in Silicon Valley or New York or entertainment hubs like Los Angeles and Nashville.
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Wirecutter, the New York Times company that reviews products, has suggestions for both USB 3.0 hubs and hubs for newer computers that use USB-C.
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Around Christmas the Washington Post ran an article about how used bookstores became cultural hubs in small towns and cities where cultural hubs were hard to find.
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Domestically, the airline focused on strategic hubs across the US including on the coasts with mid-country hubs in Kansas City and St Louis to facilitate connections.
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The bad news is that many existing hubs, like Samsung SmartThings and the Wink hubs currently controlling the Phillips Hue lighting in people's homes, are not HomeKit compatible.
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Kirby added that building relationships with other fintech hubs was also crucial, despite industry concerns of a possible brain drain from the UK to hubs like Singapore and Hong Kong.
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They have also hubs and in Barcelona and in other cities, this comes again from London, there is also a new kind of way of perceiving hotels as cultural hubs.
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In other words, these hubs feast on power, ports, and your disappointment that they won't work with the iPad Pro or any other device that normally supports USB-C hubs.
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As of this month, the group has 290 small, autonomous chapters of activists (called "hubs") across the country, a huge jump from the 11 hubs they had in November 2018.
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Though group leaders have promised they won't force hubs to work for a candidate if they don't want to, an endorsement could still cause friction between the dozens of hubs nationwide.
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My cheap USB-C hub with Ethernet and USB 3.0 ports worked perfectly when plugged in, but USB-C only hubs aren't as common or as high quality as Thunderbolt 3 hubs.
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Marar, however, said Indian cities would find it difficult to become hubs for international air traffic in South Asia as Indian airlines do not operate through hubs as many global carriers do.
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Soon, Alexa was working with many of Amazon's other in-home devices and an ever-growing list of third-party hardware including Wink Hubs, Philips Hue Lights, Google's Nest products and Samsung hubs.
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Smuggler hubs Spindler said that survivors reported that smuggler hubs in locations including Niger were transporting people from West Africa to Libya, where many stayed for months before attempting the voyage to Europe.
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Shenzhen is one of China's wealthiest and largest manufacturing hubs.
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Local trains will get you there from bigger transport hubs.
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Filemon Schoffer is the head of community at 3D Hubs.
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Mr Skinner is sure these cities can become fintech hubs.
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It has roughly 7,700 network partners and 74 sorting hubs.
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Flights to hubs like Chicago and New York remain unaffected.
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This interference becomes one of the hubs of our attention.
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"Hubs are trying to fill those skills gaps," she said.
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But that isn't stopping smaller startup hubs from thriving too.
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He wants to see more bike storage at transport hubs.
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"Tech hubs can emerge in almost any location," he says.
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Nordstrom Local hubs are smaller than its traditional department stores.
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Police will monitor transport hubs, entertainment centers and tourist spots.
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Many alternative hubs will not benefit much from London's delays.
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Other cities and small countries are emerging as hubs, too.
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The Bangladeshi authorities say the camps are hubs of criminality.
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The Pram Project creates a perfect foil to the Hubs.
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A: We are working with 3D hubs to add them.
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We had long wanted to put pianos in transit hubs.
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The cities include existing tech hubs, and a few surprises.
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Both Minneapolis and Boston are hubs for medical device making.
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That means more pain for Ulsan and other exports hubs.
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Other delivery hubs are expected to be busy as well.
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Case study: Shopping centers can be hubs for spreading germs.
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These are secondary gateways compared to its East Coast hubs.
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New hubs recently emerged in Iran, Italy, and South Korea.
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America's bastions of free thought have become hubs of suppression.
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Charging stations and hubs come in all shapes and sizes.
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But I'm still worried about airports and other transit hubs.
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The payoff, however, would extend beyond the new technology hubs.
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Irish hubs are authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland.
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The enduring dominance of some tech hubs is somewhat counterintuitive.
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Provide incentives to build new affordable housing near transit hubs.
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These are worst case scenarios, only possible if the hubs' security fails dramatically, but the risks are real and they raise an important question: how secure will New York's public Wi-Fi hubs be?
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A number of nightlife hubs like the Black LGBTQ Brooklyn bar Langston's have shut down in recent years, while other historic Black cultural hubs like Weeksville Heritage Center have struggled financially to stay open.
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Apple provides very little guidance on which hubs work the best with the 2018 iPad Pro; all the company really says is that hubs and docks should both work over the USB-C connection.
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These Express Drive hubs, where the GM cars are now stored, will likely serve as the hubs where GM's self-driving cars will be stored as they wait to be summoned by a Lyft passenger.
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Nonetheless, other agencies have started to ask that the staff they're dedicating to the hubs do more work that's specific to the mission of their agency, not necessarily the broader mission of the climate hubs.
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Coffee for me, and PB&J sandwiches for hubs and son.
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Several countries are vying to become African hubs for Islamic finance.
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Smart assistants need to be more than just content-aggregating hubs.
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Global trading hubs such as Taiwan and South Korea are bustling.
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Fifteen hubs were opened since last year's announcement, a spokesperson confirmed.
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Save up to 49% off select Sabrent USB hubs & docking stations
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No U.S. or European hubs were given the challenger city status.
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Chevron currently has six deepwater hubs in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Several cities are now jockeying to establish themselves as fintech hubs.
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The army regularly patrols streets and transport hubs under "Opération Sentinelle".
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Reddit and 4chan didn't start as hubs of violence and extremism.
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One of its newer hubs opened in Massachusetts earlier this year.
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Each of these hubs intelligently provided internet to the connected devices.
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Most are in busy shipping hubs such as London and Rotterdam.
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No pricing plans have been announced for the new transit hubs.
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Get the HomeSpot USB-C Hubs for Macbook Pro See Details
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Resilient Economy Piemonte is one of the strongest manufacturing Italian hubs.
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There's also no Mini DisplayPort, which other high-end hubs offer.
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These hubs boast more than 230,000 convenience stores, a valuable sideline.
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The company also has distribution hubs near Orlando and St Louis.
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London hubs would then be left trading UK and Swiss shares.
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Police will monitor transport hubs, entertainment centres and other tourist hotspots.
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Around 500 hubs are expected to be installed by mid-July.
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Were they hubs for the company's expanding same-day delivery operation?
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Small towns can be hubs for innovative entrepreneurship of all kinds.
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The lights that have hubs do work better and more consistently.
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And they will be made in hubs rather than big plants.
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Ask those who bought smart-home hubs from the company Revolv.
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The surge echoes fast growth seen in China's own metropolitan hubs.
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Certainly, North Koreans would want locations far away from financial hubs.
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The European auction hubs are getting in on the action, too.
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Stadiums also aren't just stadiums anymore; they are commercial development hubs.
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Were there more in the city's major transit hubs than usual?
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Some of these rural hubs are hanging on — thanks to immigration.
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Others who ship globally may focus on proximity to transportation hubs.
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And now, Nest Mini and Nest Hubs integrate with Nest Aware.
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The acquisition joins two of the Africa's most recognized tech hubs.
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The city is one of the biggest trading hubs in Europe.
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Hubs are intersections of pipelines where gas is traded and priced.
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Columbus and Indianapolis fit the bill as logistics and distribution hubs.
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Greater Dallas and the area around Harrisburg, Pa., are two hubs.
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Against this backdrop, new hubs for entrepreneurship are springing up organically.
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Finding workers to staff stores and delivery hubs could be difficult.
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Those include museums, performing arts centers, and cultural hubs or districts.
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International hubs in Houston and Atlanta closed a number of checkpoints.
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Companies including Uber and DoorDash also have hubs in the city.
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Her lesson: "Bookstores are becoming arts and culture hubs," she said.
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Google said it would prioritize developments near transportation hubs by its offices.
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The plan is to open two more hubs in Arizona and Texas.
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Future deployments being considered include sporting events, music festivals and transport hubs.
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Founded in 2005, Honor Flight now consists of 130 hubs across America.
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The Lufthansa brand's main hubs of Frankfurt and Munich are not affected.
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Hubs, docks, adapters, drives, headphones, and chargers are just the first wave.
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Other times it's awful, making me deal with dongles and shoddy hubs.
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It connects wirelessly to a Hue system without any secondary hubs needed.
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Hourslong delays are possible Thursday and Friday at these major Northeast hubs.
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Around finance and technology hubs, returns to land ownership have been enormous.
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We have multiple tech hubs that are creating multi-billion dollar businesses.
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It hopes these innovations hubs will lead the way to doing that.
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The lender has named Frankfurt, Madrid and Luxembourg as post-Brexit hubs.
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It has also said it could move staff to other European hubs.
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These hubs or labs are dedicated to encouraging an entrepreneurial mind-set.
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Those Gulf airlines rely on long-haul passengers connecting in their hubs.
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Now some stores are becoming hubs for online orders from third parties.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg toured innovation hubs in Kenya and Nigeria in 2016.
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The company has innovation hubs in Paris, Los Angeles, Munich and Singapore.
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It was also number five on TechNet's list of current tech hubs.
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Online taper hubs and torrent trackers like The Traders' Den and dimeadozen.
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The move could also help Shanghai better compete against other financial hubs.
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That compares with 20 to 30 percent at other major international hubs.
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Placing bets beyond the venture hubs of New York and Silicon Valley
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All three are traditional manufacturing hubs with roots in the auto industry.
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They reportedly wanted to build smaller bus hubs around the city instead.
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"Seattle, Palo Alto, and Mountain View are big tech hubs," she says.
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Writers used to cluster around magazines that were the hubs of movements.
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EIOPA said steps could include transferring contracts from Britain to EU hubs.
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Wikler's Twitter account is one of the handful of hubs for organizers.
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South Korea is one of the world's most active bitcoin trading hubs.
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This list includes everything from casual-chic cookeries to upscale grub hubs.
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Outside of urban hubs, a company called XPO Logistics handles the deliveries.
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USB hubs are also on sale from Lenovo and Sabrent, as well.
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New hubs of transmission have emerged in Italy, Iran, and South Korea.
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The area is normally one of Manhattan's thriving hubs of social life.
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The underground hubs have always been more than retail spots, he said.
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It may then expand the program into other hubs across the country.
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Those are regional hubs where they are all in aligning media markets.
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Facebook (FB) and its Instagram app are trying to become shopping hubs.
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Test shipments are still ongoing through WHO regional offices and global hubs.
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Poway residents can commute to several of San Diego's major business hubs.
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Both programs largely serve rural communities and states without major transit hubs.
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Nest Hubs already use ultrasound sensing for timers, commute times, and weather.
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For a graphic comparing Britain and other global fintech hubs, click: tmsnrt.
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The carrier's major hubs include Chicago, Houston, Washington and Newark, New Jersey.
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They're especially popular in hubs like New York City and Silicon Valley.
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Thus, there was never any real funding set aside for the hubs.
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Microsoft's 67 services include Internet of Things "hubs" and email marketing campaigns.
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Other Northern cities like Cleveland similarly swelled as they became manufacturing hubs.
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And Midwestern hubs like St. Louis and Omaha likewise offer L.G.B.T. protections.
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As you can see, both Louisiana and Texas are major hydrocarbon hubs.
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South Korea is one of the major global hubs for market activity.
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Yes, there is amazing things happening in the hubs, like Leanne said.
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This is especially acute in Istanbul, one of the country's financial hubs.
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Because of years of consolidation, many passengers won't have a choice since the airline has such a large presence in its hubs in Chicago, Newark, New Jersey, and Houston, just as other big carriers dominate in their hubs.
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This person worked at one of the company's distribution hubs in the Midwest and says that he left his job because he'd watched several hubs close in the last year and didn't see any career growth in his future.
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Additionally, Apple has worked toward turning its consumer products into portable health hubs.
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The e-waste hubs vary in scale and the size of their workforce.
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Major hubs like Berlin, Calais and Frankfurt, were also listed in the report.
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Hubs and I are still full from lunch, so we don't eat anything.
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In addition to the existing key hubs we see interesting ecosystems emerging, e.g.
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In these hubs, you can pick up missions from various people in town.
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Here are six fitness hubs in New York City to check out next.
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Yes, there are other hubs, such as Berlin, but the scale is different.
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This has left poorer residents living far from transport hubs, services and jobs.
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Most of the businesses listed in the guide were hubs for Black activism.
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That initiative includes construction of eight regional "super hubs" in the United States.
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And even gigantic automakers like Ford have set up innovation hubs in California.
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The company expanded Amazon Air to include 50 planes and new regional hubs.
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I believe many of the most exciting opportunities are in these emerging hubs.
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A "Pro" system is also available for $499, which includes three Eero hubs.
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A joint GSMA, Briter Bridges report tallied 618 tech hubs across the continent.
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IT HAD been billed as a bridge between Europe's two main financial hubs.
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Denver and Boulder aren't tech hubs because they gave anyone a massive abatement.
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Guangdong is one of China's export hubs, and Guangzhou is the provincial capital.
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Neal Hansch links the future of Africa's tech hubs squarely to successful companies.
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The cost for these two financial hubs stands at $114,009.57 and $100,984.26, respectively.
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Nonetheless, the data does reveal some apparent up-and-comers among startup hubs.
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Pennsylvania has the good fortune of housing two startup hubs: Philly and Pittsburgh.
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That means that all those super powerful $300 Thunderbolt 3 hubs are out.
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Some secure storage is available at transport hubs, but it is highly limited.
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More cities have secondary airports to rival fortress hubs dominated by one airline.
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In most of the world's technology hubs, local leaders scramble to say "yes".
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Platinum level means you get to skip the line at Lyft's support hubs.
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Fortunately, there are now some nice USB-C hubs that combine everything together.
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Also, Craigslist's job listings and personal ads are among its most popular hubs.
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All retail transactions run through Lightning hubs, constantly watched and verified by AIs.
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Notice how many of them are outside the traditional hubs of venture capital.
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Newark bottomed out, while San Jose and Portland's hubs flew above the competition.
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Firms localize production in developed economies and use developing economies as production hubs.
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Gazprom's prices have typically been higher than the average level at European hubs.
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That's where the mobile charging hubs with roof-mounted solar panels come in.
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Manufacturing hubs like Milwaukee, Pittsburgh and St. Louis all bled residents as well.
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Sarnia in southwestern Ontario is one of Canada's largest refining and petrochemical hubs.
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There are some interesting logistical challenges with major hubs and last-mile deliveries.
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The program opened locations in tech hubs Silicon Valley, Boston and Austin, Texas.
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Already the race is on to incorporate other services into these home hubs.
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Its website is jargon-free and easier to navigate than unwieldy official hubs.
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Berlin, Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Paris have each been floated as possible new hubs.
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My new hubs and I had an amazing suite with a killer view!
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It also has the capacity to connect with other major hubs in Asia.
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Ted Persson, Design Partner at EQT Ventures, will join the 3D Hubs Board.
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Indeed, traditional tech hubs occupied all of the bottom slots on the ranking.
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All three new turbines feature strengthened nacelles and hubs and extra cooling capacity.
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Some of airlines' smaller hubs became post-merger casualties over the past decade.
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Alaska now serves 115-plus destinations from seven hubs along the West Coast.
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He's also backed health startup Kaia Health and 3D-printing firm 3D Hubs.
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Musk has long wanted Tesla cars to act as hubs of entertainment content.
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Those are warehouses, fulfillment centers, sortation centers, delivery stations, and Prime Now hubs.
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In this special episode, Clara also teaches me how cities become tech hubs.
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Frankfurt and Munich are the two biggest hubs for Lufthansa, Germany's largest airline.
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In the 218s, the United States had two major hubs of technology innovation.
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Below are the typical hallmarks and requirements of gas trading hubs and benchmarks.
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Ontario's IPC hasn't conducted a formal privacy assessment of Hubs in the province.
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Risk-driven policing also involves storing and analyzing the data gathered by Hubs.
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Industrial robots are largely concentrated in manufacturing hubs in the Midwest and South.
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Employment hubs like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles didn't make the cut.
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They might try to become innovation hubs by, say, drawing large teaching hospitals.
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Rolls-Royce wheel hubs always display the RR logo upright, even in motion.
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It connects its hubs, Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, with 31 cities, including Honolulu.
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It employs 750,000 people and allows travel throughout the nation, including local hubs.
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Hospitals are often thought of as the hubs of our health care system.
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Instead,food is prepared at central hubs and then trucked to its stores.
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In turn, Norwegian Air passengers would be better connected to the carrier's hubs.
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That will lure customers from Middle Eastern and European hubs, Mr. Goedeking said.
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The Rhode Island office is one of Uber&aposs Greenlight Hubs, Motherboard reported.
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Tech hubs such as Bengaluru and Hyderabad contribute more than 13% of GDP.
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Obviously, large houses with many rooms would benefit from multiple Wi-Fi hubs.
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These Green Light Hubs already exist in the country to serve male employees.
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One challenge that many tourist hubs still need to bridge is funding, however.
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The fastest-growing counties in America are overwhelmingly concentrated around booming tech hubs.
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When America engaged in World War I, production in developing manufacturing hubs increased.
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Delta primarily connects those cities with its European hubs in Paris and Amsterdam.
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So, why do fast food establishments seem to be such hubs of violence?
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Many Gulf airports, including in Qatar, are major hubs for international connecting flights.
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Although it depends on the airport, many major hubs have reported longer lines.
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They were community hubs, places designed for children, adults, and the elderly alike.
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Those steep rent prices extend to tech hubs like San Francisco and coastal metros like New York City — and are pushing up rent in other parts of the country as Americans look outside these hubs for more affordable places to live.
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"Instead of flying point-to-point everywhere, if they can collect traffic from the low-traffic areas and bring them to major hubs and carry them from those major hubs, you will be in a better position," he told Reuters.
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Illinois is home to one of the America's biggest hubs, O'Hare International in Chicago.
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Meanwhile, Qatari passport holders cannot travel through Dubai or Abu Dhabi, two important hubs.
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Forums like Google Plus and Memegen are also hubs for internal discussion at Google.
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The alert covers 93 airports — including hubs in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
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From Seattle to Portland, and from Denver to Austin, new tech hubs are prospering.
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Instead of hitting hubs with a plagiarism complaint, she takes it as a compliment.
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There are other voice-activated speakers with displays that also double as home hubs.
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These external storage hubs give you room for everything you need – and then some.
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It is opening hubs in Togo and Malawi, and teaming up with smaller rivals.
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With $4B food delivery acquisition, Korea poised to enter upper tier of startup hubs
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Called co-location transportation hubs, they will offer both bikes and ride-sharing pickups.
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Strengthening these secondary hubs will weaken Heathrow's, and thus BA's, grip on the market.
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Automakers like General Motors and Ford have major hubs in Mexico, greatly concerning analysts.
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Many mobile networks (think Wi-Fi routers or mobile-phone towers) operate via hubs.
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As the continent's innovation hubs evolve, experts see their significance to African tech increasing.
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But such research hubs turn out to be a natural habitat for Wayne McGregor.
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Microsoft has already sold Surface Hubs to more than 5,000 businesses in 25 countries.
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I go to sleep after while the hubs stays up to play video games.
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It is poorer than the coast, but big hubs of prosperity have nevertheless emerged.
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Many shops in big cities will remain, less as sales hubs than as showrooms.
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That's useful as many new smart home hubs seem to require an ethernet connection.
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N) have both picked Frankfurt as bases for their EU hubs, whilst Barclays (BARC.
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Shell did, though, close production at three oil-producing hubs in the eastern Gulf.
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Airlines don't have crews standing by at every airport, usually only at major hubs.
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Alexa isn't a way of completely ditching the other apps and hubs you've got.
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Expanding EU hubs with activities hitherto conducted in London could affect mandatory resolution plans.
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As one of the main online hubs for the movement, KotakuInAction quickly became popular.
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There's a scattering of outdoor gardens serving as hubs for conversation and trading ideas.
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EEX's clearing house ECC offers clearing for all main western European natural gas hubs.
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United Airlines, for example, is adding flights to 13 cities from its domestic hubs.
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The hybrid electric planes would take advantage of regional airports, rather than bigger hubs.
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"We are converting boring spaces into cultural hubs, quickly," is how Museri describes it.
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Correction: Amazon Prime Now hubs are 30 to 50 thousand square feet on average.
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Similarly, lending was down in the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Canada's manufacturing hubs.
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But a growing number are spread across a number of other hubs, as well.
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There is a pervasive ripple effect of driving large companies from former business hubs.
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And WeWork announced that it will provide hubs where researchers and patients can meet.
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Industry is scant here, although the province includes one of China's main manufacturing hubs.
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It has more than 200 flights per week to and from its Chinese hubs.
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All banks in certain trading hubs, including Shenzhen, have been affected, the people added.
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Accenture so far has Igloos within their innovation hubs in Atlanta and San Francisco.
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Huge hubs with more summer delays include airports in New York, Texas and Florida.
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The cost of living in many of the nation's tech-hubs is astronomically high.
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You all need to keep close to the cities, don't you, near those Hubs.
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The other five clubs have opted for European hubs in Holland, Ireland and Luxembourg.
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It is no coincidence that these cities are also media hubs and tourist destinations.
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China wants to establish gas trading hubs that will become price benchmarks for Asia.
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Our software takes care of the sourcing, so companies order with 3D Hubs directly.
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By most metrics, Berlin now ranks second behind London among Europe's leading tech hubs.
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From inside, you can see marks on the brick walls from wagon-wheel hubs.
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Both Newark and Ben Gurion Airport in Israel, usually busy international hubs, were quiet.
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Vice Studios employs 69 people and has overseas production hubs in London and Singapore.
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I saw men, women, and children in small, spoke-like clusters around cylindrical hubs.
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"We are actually stocking fridges in the driver hubs for Lyft," Mr. Thomas said.
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Those include major auto production hubs across the Midwest, including Michigan, Ohio and Indiana.
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Delta's hubs in Salt Lake City and Minneapolis are also not on the list.
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The airlines devised frequent flier programs and "fortress hubs" to maximize their pricing power.
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The airline had very little East Coast presence beyond flights from its southwestern hubs.
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But New York raises the question of how prepared these ever-denser hubs are.
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People are being screened for the virus at major transportation hubs around the world.
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China's financial hubs Shanghai and Shenzhen are now conducting trials on the two schemes.
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They include transportation hubs and athletic facilities, as well as the two charter schools.
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Several athletic organizations, like Arsenal Football Club, have their own innovation hubs as well.
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The FIT would be responsible for picking the tech hubs, through an open competition.
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Belvo is a fun company in that it has two hubs, or headquarters, today.
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In Wuhan, officials have been using infrared thermometers at transportations hubs since Jan. 14.
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Thirteen French cities were designated high-tech hubs, including Bordeaux, better known for wine.
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Singapore and the Indian city of Bangalore, among others, were also named as hubs.
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From what's shown in the video, these hubs could be located on building rooftops.
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The flights will depart from JetBlue's two major US hubs, New York and Boston.
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In fact, today there are 3143 active tech hubs in 93 cities across Africa.
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For Delta, the same went for its Minneapolis, Boston, and Salt Lake City hubs.
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For years, the SFist and LAist websites have been lively hubs for local reporting.
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The list leaned east, away from the tech-saturated hubs of the West Coast.
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It's also easy to spot some hubs of the global economy with this map.
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More than 251 Hubs are now operating in cities and towns across Canada and the US, with 22015 in Ontario (where Hubs are usually called Situation Tables) contributing to the Risk-driven Tracking Database as of April 22016, according to MCSCS documents.
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"One-window" hubs have streamlined bureaucratic processes that used to require trips to separate offices.
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Malaysia and Rwanda have also created e-commerce hubs as part of the eWTP initiative.
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Future Office Hours will be hosted in San Francisco, as well as other startup hubs.
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It said its Russia investment banking business would continue to be managed from global hubs.
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And certain cities, like Frankfurt, also operate as hubs that serve as common layover points.
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These teams are uniformed patrols of busy transportation hubs such as airports and train stations.
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The hubs of economic activity emerged in the countries we now know as the G7.
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Cities like Austin and Houston are emerging as major hubs for startups and local businesses.
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The new hubs are part of a $100 million investment in support of Lyft drivers.
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One of Africa's most visible tech hubs, Kenya's iHub, has been moving in this direction.
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Cities aren't just competing on startups now, they are competing on startup hubs and clusters.
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Are the largest U.S. startup hubs losing their edge in luring promising early-stage startups?
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The reporting team here is looking to cover more hubs from off the beaten path.
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Given that they're accessory hubs, at the end of the day, almost anything should work.
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Facebook is driving connectivity via its carrier-subsidized Free Basics app and Express Wifi hubs.
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The U.S. technology titan said Friday that the hubs would be in Shanghai and Suzhou.
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There is only Los Angeles and no mention of big tech hubs around Silicon Valley.
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When MedCure donors die, the cadavers are transported to one of these five U.S. hubs.
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He added, however, that it is threatened by other international wine hubs, including Hong Kong.
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With many of Europe's largest trading hubs closed for the Easter holiday, trading was quiet.
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The Rio Grande Valley is one of the busiest smuggling hubs on the Mexican border.
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Silicon Valley and London's Silicon Roundabout have long served as hubs of start-up culture.
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Apple events are not traditionally hubs for bold style, so thank god for Wyatt Mitchell.
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By mid-July, the city plans to have 500 such hubs installed throughout the city.
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Thanks in large part to YouTube, our smartphones became the entertainment hubs they are today.
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The Netherlands and Luxembourg also attracted big inflows, and there are many more such hubs.
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Amangani has deals with certain airlines to keep direct flights from major hubs to Jackson.
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Singapore and Switzerland have many similarities according to Gasser, which makes them ideal fintech hubs.
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Amex operates an additional 4003 American Express International lounges at major hubs around the world.
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It is part of Huawei's OpenLab network of research and collaboration hubs around the world.
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After 2000, North Koreans increasingly set up shop inside China's commercial hubs, including Hong Kong.
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As usual, VivaTech is also partnering with big French companies as sponsors and startup hubs.
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The Washington, D.C.-based venture capital firm primarily backs companies outside of major tech hubs.
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Their solution is "Antwerp's Sign Language Actuating Node," or ASLAN, highlighted here by 3D Hubs.
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And since those are major hubs, it'll be pretty easy to fly just about anywhere.
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The port area and Canneto, farther north up the east coast, are bustling commercial hubs.
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General stores like Wing on Wo were crucial hubs in this early village-like stretch.
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Supercenters are local hubs and 24-hour gathering areas in many American towns and cities.
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"This is an unparalleled opportunity, and very distinct from other innovation hubs," Mr. Katz said.
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His works around the city have helped make Barcelona one of Europe's main tourism hubs.
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When tree and soil aromas drift skyward, they act as water-gathering hubs, seeding raindrops.
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Targets could include tourist locations, transport hubs, shopping malls, hotels, places of worship and airports.
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It seems not a coincidence that you have homes in auction hubs — London, New York.
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How often do a neighborhood's longtime working-class residents and its experimental arts hubs meet?
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One month after Mr. Christie died, many of Sydney's bustling night life hubs fell quiet.
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Swiftmile has also partnered with Spin to create branded charging hubs exclusively for Spin scooters.
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Although the hubs themselves are relatively new, some have birthed technology with real-world impact.
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You can think of Greenlight Hubs as weird mergers between DMVs and support help desks.
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But it was the nearby towns like Spartanburg, Gaffney and Union that were football hubs.
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A handful of hubs have a tight grip on high-paying, cutting-edge tech jobs.
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Instead, it has called for exit screening in international airports and domestic hubs in China.
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These include hubs and clusters, natural gas power generation with CCS, and direct air capture.
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Over the last five years they have formed a network of hubs across Los Angeles.
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The 400,000 distribution yards located in the U.S. are critical hubs for the supply chain.
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Under the program, cities would compete to be designated growth hubs by an independent commission.
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Read on to check out the best charging stations and USB hubs you can buy.
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On her cousin's advice, Davis called a local group, Housing Upgrades to Benefit Seniors (HUBS).
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The city of Dubai is split up into two main hubs, Downtown and the Marina.
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Still, some engineering experts say the two hubs may not be able to operate simultaneously.
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Singapore has often been compared to Hong Kong, as both financial hubs attract international talent.
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In total, there are around 70 hubs that could potentially show up here, Plex says.
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The hubs had barely gotten up and running by the time the 229 election hit.
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"He gets all serious and says 'oh yeah we have the climate hubs,'" she said.
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Check out our guide to the best USB-C hubs you'll need for your Mac
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But could music and sound really help turn oceanic graveyards into thriving underwater hubs again?
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Now, in many of the manufacturing hubs of Mexico, wages, and hopes, have been frozen.
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Even if their headquarters are located elsewhere, their hubs and inventory most definitely are here.
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The rolling caravan, called the "French Fab" tour, showcases factories as hubs for high tech.
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The rolling caravan, called the "French Fab" tour, showcases factories as hubs for high tech.
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For American, its Miami, Charlotte, and Philadelphia hubs were left off of the initial list.
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Huawei has focused on Europe instead, opening several research and development hubs in the region.
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This created one of the main hubs of the underground city, an urban shopping center.
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That gets to a second way that islands can be strategically important: as transportation hubs.
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Klotz agrees that these newer, lesser-known hubs are the ones most in need of investigation.
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Of course, Paris, Stockholm and the Nordics in general are also a highly relevant European hubs.
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The integration also extends to smart home devices and hubs, like Logitech Harmony or Samsung's SmartThings.
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Starting more than a decade ago, game consoles morphed into do-everything media and entertainment hubs.
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"The Echo and Echo Dot are not smart home hubs in and of themselves," he said.
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Cambridge is one of the UK's biggest technology hubs and a key Amazon R&D centre.
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For people looking for individualized instruction, these hubs could replace their usual studio fitness habit. Intrigued?
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Unfortunately, not all airports are part of the deal, but many major transit hubs are included.
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He has also attended private events in wealthy donor hubs of San Francisco and New York.
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Export hubs such as Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing and Guangzhou suspended operation and stopped production for weeks.
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They do not appear to have the answer, since more economic hubs have been shutting down.
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In the past few months, some of the web's top file-sharing hubs, including TorrentHound, What.
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The intersection of Mildred and Moore Street, one of Montgomery's former black business hubs, stood deserted.
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This is especially apparent in tech and finance hubs like San Francisco, New York and Boston.
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New hubs being set up by UK-based lenders must not be empty shells, Hufeld said.
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In Austin, however, the charging hubs are vehicle agnostic and will mark Swiftmile's first public system.
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Social networks and online marketplaces have long been hubs of illegal activity, including exotic animal trafficking.
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It recently added offices, fulfillment centers and tech hubs in Hong Kong, India, Tokyo and Spain.
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The simpler, more robust systems powering global hubs show just how far the U.S. lags behind.
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Today, that stands at 17 fulfilment hubs and a delivery fleet of more than 400 vehicles.
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Many third-party accessory makers will probably use this opportunity to develop docks and other hubs.
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The World Bank uses a narrower definition of tech hubs and tech incubators for its count.
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The company plans to introduce multiple mobile distribution hubs to cover 2.5km squared areas more effectively.
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It's more widely offered in Japan though, especially in hubs such as Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo.
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Alongside the new mode, Microsoft is also adding mini game hubs to the Xbox One dashboard.
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Microsoft says that there are 5,000 companies using Surface Hubs, including half of Fortune 100 companies.
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The federal government is now encouraging high-tech hubs in Berlin, Potsdam, Leipzig, Dresden and Jena.
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A further welcome development is that entrepreneurship is starting to spread beyond the main startup hubs.
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He cited unreliable hubs and consumer confusion over chargers as primary motivators for avoiding the port.
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"Cities are the hubs of activity right now," said Jessica Robinson, director of Ford City Solutions.
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Amtrak canceled scores of trains to and from Chicago, one of the nation's busiest rail hubs.
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One theory was that the physical stores would become shipping hubs for Amazon's expanding mail empire.
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You can save on USB-C hubs on Amazon from HooToo and VAVA until Nov. 20.
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So the disruption caused by Chinese imports was similarly concentrated, in hubs such as America's Midwest.
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On top of that, the apps themselves can become virtual hubs for gossip, rumor, and harassment.
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It seems most companies building IoT hubs are adding device support as fast as it can.
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Flex had been manufacturing Wink's smart home hubs, so the pairing wasn't entirely out of nowhere.
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When the project is complete, it will include more than 7,500 hubs throughout the five boroughs.
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The unit would also have staff located in two technology hubs: New York and San Francisco.
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Both Shenzhen and Shanghai's Pudong area — now major manufacturing and financial hubs — started the same way.
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"Off to make dinner for my hubs... my work here is done, for now," she wrote.
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Its portfolio companies own business hubs, hotels, resorts as well as telecommunications and financial services assets.
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Fast-growing low-cost carriers, such as Ryanair and easyJet, are moving to these larger hubs.
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Tourist hubs like Las Vegas and Orlando saw double digit declines in U.K. visitors in 2017.
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Gurao is one of several underwear hubs that have made China the world's largest lingerie producer.
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It has since reinforced perimeter security at transport hubs, stadiums, shopping centres and other public places.
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The sector would grow more slowly and some firms would relocate to other EU financial hubs.
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The first four are tech hubs, while Madison is the home of the University of Wisconsin.
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Women continue to represent a tiny sliver of investors in Silicon Valley and other tech hubs.
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Nonetheless, the state is home to thriving start-up hubs in Silicon Valley and San Francisco.
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The landlocked city sits in a natural bowl and is surrounded by industrial and agricultural hubs.
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CT: So just to be clear, you're going to keep your hubs in Dubai and Singapore?
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Aleppo was Syria's most populous city before the war, and one of its main industrial hubs.
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It will alleviate overcrowding and speed up journeys between key transport hubs in Britain's capital city.
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What quickly comes to mind is the hospitality industry: hotels, fast-food establishments, transit hubs, etc.
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It is an outlier as far as emerging technology hubs and so-called smart cities go.
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But they tend to be from former manufacturing hubs, which have been in decades-long decline.
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This is particularly important because hotels and other hubs near the games could already be compromised.
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Cities like Denver, San Antonio and Houston are primed to be the next hubs, he said.
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The hassle of going through airports make those transit hubs his least favorite part of flying.
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The optimists tend to be technologists and venture capitalists, and many are clustered in technology hubs.
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The port is helping the company establish a network of charging hubs for the swappable batteries.
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"They should coordinate national technological innovation tools such as innovation hubs or regulatory sandboxes," he said.
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Heavy, sudden monsoon rains pummeled the state of Maharashtra, washing away houses and flooding transport hubs.
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Taking place in parks and on city streets, it's as open as the Hubs are contained.
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But before highlighting some of the more notable hubs, let's take a look at the numbers.
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AISSOT will be based in Dubai with plans to open offices in Singapore and other hubs.
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You'll typically find them in aging and underutilized urban spaces, active transportation hubs and outdated factories.
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The incident occurred in the midst of a lunch rush in one of Manhattan's busiest hubs.
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At first glance, these settings are simply hubs where one passes from one destination to another.
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Companies like Medallia aggregate analytics and real-time response services, creating hubs of customer service monitoring.
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Q: If I was to compare what you do to 3D hubs, how does that go?
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The MTA gave no thought to, 'All right, these are going to be critical transfer hubs.
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The landlocked capital sits in a natural bowl and is surrounded by industrial and agricultural hubs.
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Singh said that was unlikely due to India's policy of trying to develop its own hubs.
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Banks in Britain are also readying to "repaper" or transfer accounts from London to EU hubs.
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And the catalog outlet stores that sprung from them became hubs for hundreds of small communities.
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Flea markets that are normally bustling hubs of commerce in this remote area are now closed.
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You could get two Nest Hubs or a Nest Hub and two Google Home Minis instead.
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Economists keep telling those left out of our digital future to move to the tech hubs.
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A staff "training academy" in Lyon, France, is planned, but it will have six regional hubs.
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That the banks are often in commuter-friendly business hubs also makes them appealing for redevelopment.
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The flipside, of course, is that dense population hubs buzz with creativity, opportunity, cosmopolitanism, and convenience.
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The epidemic has led to severe travel restrictions in key economic hubs in China and Italy.
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If that's not enough, Acer has several available accessories like a cup holder, cameras and hubs.
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That has helped protect Hong Kong's reputation as one of the world's most important financial hubs.
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Other banks have already picked Frankfurt as their new hubs, including Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Nomura.
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Supporters say the expansion would prevent Britain from losing ground to airline hubs in Continental Europe.
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The average salaries for these positions in major US tech hubs range from $2127.8,000 to $150,000.
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Lofts have become hubs not just for technology companies, but for manufacturing companies that embrace technology.
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Most deals elsewhere are priced against oil, while some are priced against other natural gas hubs.
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The company describes these hubs as places where drivers can get in-person information and support.
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Large airports are benefiting from capacity shifts where flights are being directed through major connecting hubs.
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Travelers would allegedly be able to make the journey between these hubs in under 90 minutes.
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The goal is to establish 30 such hubs around the country over a ten-year period.
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Security officials stand outside Wuhan's Hankou railway station, one of the city's three main rail hubs.
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They're trying to build a regional community outside the metropolitan hubs known for accepting alternative lifestyles.
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Three of Asia's biggest business hubs have emerged as the world's most environmentally-friendly commuter cities.
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As a result, whatever Apple built could not simply integrate with existing hubs and smart devices.
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"Austin has evolved into one of the most dynamic tech hubs in the Southwest," says Andrle.
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Goldman Sachs has already said it will make Paris and Frankfurt its European hubs after Brexit.
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Both Singapore and Hong Kong have strengthened their roles as the management hubs of "Factory Asia".
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A major part of United's plan is growing the airline's hubs in Denver, Chicago and Houston.
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By 2015, other countries in Africa had already had start-up hubs and incubators for years.
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Austin and Denver have emerged as VC hubs, rapidly becoming formidable opponents to Silicon Valley's upstarts.
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And the hubs continue to use the term climate change liberally — a rarity in the department.
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The hubs would allow them to continue serving EU clients even if there is no equivalence.
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Still, the two states, once centered on agriculture and textiles, have become bustling advanced manufacturing hubs.
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We need to create hubs where these decentralized networks can come together for solidarity and support.
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Unlike many former industrial hubs in the Midwest, Columbus feels like a city on the move.
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Starting today, New York City's first public Wi-Fi hubs are getting Android tablets, allowing New Yorkers to check their email, make a phone call, or find directions on Google Maps as easily as they once made a call on the public payphones the hubs are replacing.
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Sonal focuses on extending the assets and resources from Microsoft among entrepreneurial hubs and early-stage businesses.
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Yet the desolate Pacific island is one of the densest hubs of plastic pollution on the planet.
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Windows 10 users are going to be able to treat their PCs more like smart home hubs.
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In recent years immigrant populations have spread beyond the traditional hubs, such as California and New York.
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Already, Amazon has eyed Dallas for other projects, such as two new shipping hubs in the area.
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Notably, Bioware says "Anthem" will be experienced from the first-person perspective when you're in social hubs.
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From there, it will connect to various network hubs in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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The most basic thing these two voice-controlled hubs do is play music from streaming music services.
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The news that Pratt is an A-plus dad and hubs isn't that surprising, to be honest.
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Jewish community centers, or JCCs, function as hubs of communal activity for Jews and non-Jews alike.
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Repapering refers to moving accounts of customers from Britain to existing or new hubs in the EU27.
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Image: GizmodoWhen Logitech decided to end support for its Harmony Link universal media hubs, customers were pissed.
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United Airlines is also looking to serve Havana from some of its hubs, spokesman Luke Punzenberger said.
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Wall Street began to invest, and the many studios were consolidated into fewer, more powerful production hubs.
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Uber aims to address the "last mile challenge," helping people connect from their homes to transit hubs.
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This forced those companies to find banks in other nations competing to become crypto-hubs, like Lichenstein.
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Founded in 2018, it has over 40 hubs for users to pick up their requested rental items.
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London has become one of the hottest hubs for fintech not only in Europe but the world.
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Top 10 global financial hubs: New York London Hong Kong Singapore Shanghai Tokyo Sydney Beijing Zurich Frankfurt
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On whether this is a future model for Africa's tech hubs, "Yes, it definitely is," Ravichandran said.
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In North America Uber has 200 locations of its "greenlight hubs," including six in the Bay Area.
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Alaska will also expand their airport lounges in several major hubs, including New York and Los Angeles.
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In terms of infrastructure, UPS has 228 operating facilities in China, while ZTO has 74 sorting hubs.
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HomeSpot USB-C Hubs for MacBook Pro is the exact gadget every new MacBook Pro owner needs.
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This will relieve pressure on city-centre lines, and could give a boost to suburban business hubs.
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Dublin, Luxembourg and Brussels have been most successful so far in wooing insurers setting up EU hubs.
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More recently the region around Kutkai has become one of the world's largest production hubs for methamphetamine.
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It works over Z-Wave, so technically you can pair it with other companies' Z-Wave hubs.
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The data indicates that really big early-stage rounds still primarily occur in the biggest startup hubs.
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It has also been shifting workers from big cities to low-cost hubs to cut compensation expenses.
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In Hong Kong rents in shopping hubs have slipped along with rates of visitors from mainland China.
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But Metacritic and IMDb, two other major hubs for reviewing movies online, don't have an equivalent system.
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The new center will join Uber's other Advanced Technologies Group hubs in Pittsburgh, Toronto, and San Francisco.
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A number of innovation hubs started and still operate largely on donations, which often raises sustainability questions.
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Stripe already operates in 34 countries and has engineering hubs in San Francisco, Seattle, Dublin and Singapore.
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And what of Silicon Valley and China's bustling tech hubs, where the unicorn idea was dreamed up?
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These tokens allow the mobile applications to send commands to Wink hubs through the company's cloud service.
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Banks, insurers and fund managers in Britain have opted to play safe and open new EU hubs.
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Daraya, just minutes away from the capital Damascus, was one of the hubs of the 2011 uprising.
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Nest today responded to a torrent of criticism over its decision to deactivate Revolv smart home hubs.
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So far Dublin, Luxembourg and Brussels have been most successful in wooing insurers setting up EU hubs.
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It has distribution hubs and surgical training centers near Portland, Oregon; Las Vegas; and Providence, Rhode Island.
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Minneapolis: Home to the University of Minnesota and number 33 on TechNet's list of emerging technology hubs.
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The airline charges more than competitors, forcing price-sensitive passengers through hubs like Addis Ababa and Kigali.
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Why it matters: Together, the eight hubs account for a whopping 27% of U.S. tech job openings.
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The theory was that radio and television had been focused around central hubs because technology demanded it.
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It's based in Pittsburgh, with engineering centers in other self-driving development hubs in Michigan and California.
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The technical assistance will distribute in the form of grants to accelerators, hubs, incubators and coding programs.
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Both companies are trialing the effort in Bangalore, seen as one of India's biggest hubs for technology.
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LinkNYC is taking security seriously, but safe browsing and use of the hubs requires thoughtful users, too.
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That means the country is joining the ranks of Barcelona, Munich, Vienna and others as engineering hubs.
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Slower-growing companies could come from major venture hubs as well as cities with smaller startup ecosystems.
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Microsoft has also added game hubs for titles and a new media control / connect to Xbox interface.
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It will also charge much lower fees than the established hubs and offer 50-year tax breaks.
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You'll also find a few dedicated hubs and pages where you can follow posts about the Olympics.
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Travel hubs like Penn Station and LaGuardia Airport in New York are in need of serious improvements.
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An offshore business, mainly managed out of their Hong Kong and Singapore hubs, remains the preferred route.
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"Taking into account these hubs that are Hong Kong and Singapore, exports are almost stable," he said.
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If implemented, passengers and luggage arriving from smaller airports would have been screened at larger connecting hubs.
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But the terrorist assault on one of Europe's busiest transport hubs was a calculated and devastating blow.
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As Harris, the Amtrak executive, mentioned, Minneapolis is one of the big hubs along this long journey.
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It also has manufacturing hubs in Malaysia - connected to Singapore via two road bridges - and the Philippines.
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It pairs technology changes like this with more drastic measures like shutting down inefficient DVD distribution hubs.
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Tech hubs like Los Angeles, Denver and Dallas are competing with mid-market cities like Nashville, Tenn.
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STFC's presence across transport hubs helps it keep in touch with customers and underpins its underwriting capabilities.
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Here's a sampling of the average executive compensation by location for several tech hubs across the country.
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There are a few competing hubs available, but the latest from Wink packs the most connectivity options.
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It's no secret that Pittsburgh is one of the hubs of autonomous vehicle development in the world.
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The next year, it spread to London and Paris, two of Europe's biggest hubs for black culture.
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Food banks serve as hubs and storage facilities, portioning out food and distributing it to local communities.
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In 2014, Saskatchewan's IPC completed an investigation into potential privacy violations related to Hubs in that province.
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Meanwhile, in Marlinton, West Virginia, residents still rely on hubs like the town library for basic access.
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Its suppliers are mostly in Spain, Portugal, Turkey and Morocco, rather than the traditional Asian manufacturing hubs.
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The three hubs are where the 737 Max planes "primarily operated before the grounding of the aircraft."
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It is aiming to establish regional hubs at universities across four continents to help research quantum computing.
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South Carolina and Alabama, for example, have successfully created manufacturing hubs by creating nonunion, business-friendly environments.
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Soviet cultural centers were active social hubs in Indian cities, offering lessons in music, dance and chess.
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Along the most traveled routes, there are hubs or way stations where animals are walked and fed.
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What's interesting is actually one of the big hubs of the internet is right there in Washington.
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Much has been written about the male geek culture that dominates Silicon Valley and other technology hubs.
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Walkable Rio Vermelho, on the ocean side of the city, is one of Salvador's night life hubs.
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The hubs are vital to rail freight expansion since trains cannot reach all parts of the city.
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Frankfurt Airport, one of Europe's busiest transit hubs, is now a glorified parking lot for Lufthansa aircraft.
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Amazon confirmed yesterday that it had picked New York City and Northern Virginia for its new hubs.
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Other major U.S. tech hubs, meanwhile, struggle to cut above the 15th place in the remaining categories.
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His eponymous D.A.Z. Amusements supplied "Joker Poker" slot machines to mob-controlled gambling hubs, court documents show.
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The bus station, a minor location among the city's transportation hubs, serves five million passengers a year.
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Transport hubs around the world are starting to look like something out of a post-apocalyptic movie.
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Refugees have transformed southern Turkey's cities into bustling hubs, and spread camps over their once barren countryside.
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Another worry is that transmission would likely begin in a big, urban environment with international travel hubs.
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In the world of polo — which involves shipping ponies long distances, between polo hubs like Wellington, Fla.
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And esports giant GameWorks is looking at empty spaces in malls to turn into video-gaming hubs.
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Major hubs in Death Stranding, like cities, include underground private rooms where Sam (Norman Reedus) can relax.
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They were intended as an alternative to manufacturing hubs in Asia where labor and overhead are cheaper.
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Being three hours away from auto-focused hubs of Detroit and Pittsburgh make Columbus ideal, he said.
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So, how did one of the busiest transit hubs in the country turn into a ghost town?
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ZUCKERBERG SAYS EXPECTS FACEBOOK EXPANSION TO OCCUR MOSTLY OUTSIDE OF BAY AREA IN OTHER HUBS GOING FORWARD
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With four daily flights between the two Asia-Pacific economic hubs, Singapore Airlines earned $549,711,946 in revenue.
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This year's coronavirus outbreak has hurt the banking hubs of Hong Kong and Singapore in equal measure.
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Many London-based banks, insurers and asset managers have opened new EU hubs to cope with Brexit.
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It will continue to fly to Hong Kong from its Dallas-Fort Worth and Los Angeles hubs.
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The shift has been fast, pitting suburbs—and even tech hubs—against other top-tier urban areas.
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Serendipity's plan is to set up suburban coworking locations that function as hubs for larger corporate workforces.
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Direct-to-consumer fintechs that do not successfully evolve into trusted financial hubs won't survive until 2030.
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Therefore, Qatar might have to book new refueling stops in Gibraltar, Singapore and other shipping fuels hubs.
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France and Belgium have each seen violence on city streets and in nightclubs and busy transit hubs.
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Luckily, Microsoft&aposs console supports third-party USB hubs, such as the Anker USB 10-Port Hub.
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It added flights from secondary cities like Rochester, Minnesota, to United's hubs, especially Chicago, Denver and Houston.
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The idea was that boosting traffic through hubs would lead to greater efficiencies and higher profit margins.
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United, like American, plans to expand to other cities that connect to some of its largest hubs.
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One device caught fire when opened but caused no injuries and services continued at all three hubs.
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Instead, airlines bypassed the major hubs and ordered midsize planes that could fly directly between regional airports.
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Now there are six hubs in 10 locations and dozens of spokes spread out across the state.
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In these preindustrial social hubs, people would play games, read poetry, have political debates, and settle arguments.
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Brexit or no Brexit, London will always be one of the world's most innovative high-growth tech hubs.
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Which are the key hubs from Target Global's point of view and what are each of their strengths?
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Why pay for more hubs down the line when you can just buy this universal thing right now?
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That's exactly what security researchers Chase Dardaman and Jason Wheeler did with one of the Zipato smart hubs.
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Zipato says it has 112,000 devices in 20,000 households, but the exact number of vulnerable hubs isn't known.
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This is how Uber Freight works with transfer hubs to move loads from the road to the warehouse.
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American Airlines said its cancellations involved 40 airports, including major hubs in Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
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In other words, the Almond 3 can replace the Philips Hue hub and all these other different hubs.
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As we increasingly do more shopping online, these Hubs could take some of the friction out of delivery.
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The government last year provided £26m ($32m) for 34 schools to become "English hubs" to spread the gospel.
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Amazon has placed the $180 gadget in its Home Automation Controllers category alongside remotes, security components, and hubs.
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It will be based primarily out of Toronto's MaRS Discovery District, one of the world's largest innovation hubs.
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At nearly half a million square feet, this facility is one of the world's largest airline training hubs.
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It charges $2,000 a month to automate checklists and compliance while improving communication between ambulance hubs and hospitals.
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Since he began his self-described "obsession" Minor says he has visited "probably" half of the 119 hubs.
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Because TVs aren't TVs anymore: they're smart-home hubs, virtual-assistant access points, gaming consoles and powerful computers.
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Twenty Teamsters locals in 14 states, with a focus on the early-voting hubs, have taken active roles.
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Prices would be linked to benchmarks such as European gas market hubs and border prices, including in Germany.
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And the restaurant chain has created separate, dedicated hubs devoted to large catering orders to improve overall efficiency.
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The research analyzed which global hubs would be able to withstand or embrace technological, demographic and political disruption.
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INNOVATION CLUSTERS The federal government is now encouraging high-tech hubs in Berlin, Potsdam, Leipzig, Dresden and Jena.
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Verge reporter Chaim Gartenberg went searching for the best USB-C hubs, and Anker's hub made the cut.
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On the operator side, Swiftmile has partnered with Spin to create branded charging hubs exclusively for Spin scooters.
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We invest heavily in research and development at our Seattle headquarters and 18 tech hubs across the country.
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We have 40 flights out of LaGuardia to all the big business cities where we operate our hubs.
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She will choose a headquarters in Leeds, Greater Manchester or Birmingham and earmark two cities for smaller hubs.
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United has a smaller market share at those hubs than those its competitors like American and Delta operate.
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The Collier County Public Schools district is vast and diverse, encompassing nine high schools and two distinct hubs.
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Another move aimed at reducing harm on Facebook involves cracking down on groups that become hubs for misinformation.
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Both BA and Virgin Atlantic would seek to change this by plugging Flybe's network into their Heathrow hubs.
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The merger could transform CVS's 9,700 pharmacy storefronts into community medical hubs for primary care and basic procedures.
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As more users flock to these major online hubs, the level of mayhem has gotten worse then ever.
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"#ValueAlliance has 153 aircraft, over 160 destinations from 17 hubs & 47m guests yearly" Campbell Wilson, Scoot CEO pic.twitter.
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It would likely include features such as LinkNYC, the public Wi-Fi hubs installed around New York City.
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Since 2014 most large deals have valued hubs at over 15 times EBITDA (a measure of company profits).
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On hacking hubs like GBA Temp, fans are rallying to identify common denominators between different banned Switch users.
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They plan to test how differences in four specific neural hubs impact behaviors that correlate with "successful" aging.
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Proximity to existing construction and maintenance hubs and to onshore connections is also allowing more economies of scale.
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That's part of why the project is open source: other companies could establish themselves as identity hubs, too.
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Russia's weak intellectual property protection had long made it one of the largest piracy hubs among major economies.
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Major airline hubs, including Denver, Dallas and Chicago, felt impacts from this storm, leading to delays and cancellations.
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Sabharwal can explain the nuances of RCS hubs, carrier negotiations, and Google's own (optional) Jibe RCS cloud services.
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A foundation for African tech is the continent's 442 active hubs, accelerators, and incubators (as tallied by GSMA).
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Encompassing up-and-coming destinations to established hubs, the list has Los Angeles in the number one spot.
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Vandalised and worn out, they are more reminders of the seedier side of city life than communications hubs.
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"We should end up with a constellation, where there are many tech hubs across the region," he said.
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Thankfully, USB-C hubs leverage the power of the port to greatly expand the capabilities of your machine.
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They also experimented with special discounts and drop-off locations for riders heading to major public transit hubs.
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Noted as one of Asia's foremost economic hubs, the Chinese administrative district secured third place for employment prospects.
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All three major hubs — LaGuardia, Kennedy and Newark airports — took the last three spots on the list. Why?
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Together, the companies plan to open a network of U.S. hubs where Lyft drivers can rent GM vehicles.
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Lehane compared the clubs to unions or guilds and said they would serve as central hubs for organizing.
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Facebook is cagey about what its crisis hubs will look like, but Facebook Live will play a part.
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This includes public-private partnerships to create "innovation hubs" in three strategic areas: manufacturing, big data and energy.
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Belkin is showing off USB-C hubs with passthrough charging and just about every permutation of cable imaginable.
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To get a better sense, CNN visited several places that have become hubs for immigrants journeying to Canada.
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The Los Angeles LGBT Center was one of the West Coast's first hubs for the gay rights movement.
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Players can also battle for control over "Gyms" around town, which act as major hubs for Pokémon trainers.
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But in both markets, Uber faces stiff competition from innovative start-ups out of the country's technology hubs.
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Why it matters: Autonomous vehicles may link public transportation and major employment hubs, something cities often struggle with.
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If you do'nt have the receipt, write the month and year of purchase on one of the hubs.
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As the technology industry matures in the West, entrepreneurs will look for overseas as their future growth hubs.
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Not to be outdone by its competitor, American Airlines is adding flights from its hubs to 26 cities.
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Yet the trade figures suggest that African cities are mostly not hubs; rather, they are islands with ports.
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Am I right in thinking you are targeting 13 cities globally that you see as interactive entertainment hubs?
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Northeastern states are physically smaller and investing activity is more geographically concentrated in just a few major hubs.
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Lyft will also almost double its operating hours at its driver hubs in 15 cities throughout the nation.
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Terrorists may attack with little or no warning, targeting tourist locations, transportation hubs, and other public areas. pic.twitter.
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That means you can skip buying other stand-alone smart hubs from companies like Logitech, Samsung and Philips.
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Starting today, you won't be able to browse the web on the tablets in New York's LinkNYC hubs.
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Both cities are used as logistics hubs to supply the Chinese market, FEVS Chairman Antoine Leccia told Reuters.
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"Ultimately, it's because of these inefficiencies that the likes of Nagpur do not become industrial hubs," Reddy said.
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Critics often point to so-called fusion centers—regional hubs for information sharing—as the quintessential DHS boondoggle.
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Some of those ghost towns were created to accommodate manufacturing hubs that instead moved to Vietnam or Thailand.
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Here, as with many European hubs, they don't assign gates to flights more than an hour in advance.
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Millennials are ditching giant hubs like New York City and San Francisco and looking to shack up elsewhere.
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RBC's main wealth management markets in Asia are Hong Kong and Singapore, the region's two biggest wealth hubs.
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They range from voice-activated home hubs through to connected cars, heating systems, fridges, door locks and CCTV.
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There are also special controller hubs, which often require their own separate accessories to sync with your Switch.
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The submarines could also serve as research centers, living spaces, and hubs of eco-tourism, the team said.
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Accenture uses VR in two immersive presentation platforms called "Igloos" in its San Francisco and Atlanta innovation hubs.
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Tech hubs such as Zhongguancun, China's answer to Silicon Valley, house some of Beijing's estimated 300 coworking spaces.
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It has moved newspaper production to central hubs, sold off real estate and laid off thousands of employees.
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They are stationed throughout our nation in transit hubs like Penn Station and John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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A new survey from online loan marketplace LendingTree shows a connection between technology hubs and high housing prices.
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London, New York and Paris are among the major cities bolstering security around their transit hubs and elsewhere.
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America is increasingly divided not between red states and blue states, but between connected hubs and disconnected backwaters.
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When Kim came back into video frame during date night, though, her hubs quickly returned to chill mode.
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Liquid Telecom provides free internet to 30 hubs in seven countries and is active sponsoring startup related events.
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Stockdale said that the tools developed by SPPAL could be used by Hubs when assessing people for intervention.
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Lyft also will almost double its operating hours at its driver hubs in 15 cities throughout the nation.
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While there are other gay parenting hubs online, some are more restrictive about who can join the discussion.
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That keeps it appealing to future investors that innovation hubs need to keep the circle of life flowing.
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These sorts of dynamic technologies turn eyewear into all-around vision technology hubs, rather than simple lens holders.
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Whether you're a food vendor or a retailer or a performer, transportation hubs are a flashpoint for commerce.
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Infosys chose Indiana for one of its new U.S. innovation hubs because we quickly responded to their needs.
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A good trade deal could mean moving fewer staff and activities from London to those hubs over time.
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He honed the approach for Ryanair, putting hubs in inexpensive European locales that generated new tourism and jobs.
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But many Mizrahim credit Likud for their advancement: Its local centers serve as social hubs and hiring halls.
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Such measures would help Perth Amboy join many other New Jersey cities in developing housing around transportation hubs.
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Telecoms firm Vodafone has installed 5G capability at one of the U.K.'s busiest transport hubs, Gatwick Airport.
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At the heart of Uber's vision are transfer hubs where trucks can pick up and drop off trailers.
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I had to compromise, balancing some of its major hubs with scenic drives, leaving enough space for serendipity.
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Some trains end up at rail-to-truck hubs, where goods are transferred to trucks for local deliveries.
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We have eight technology hubs outside Saudi Arabia, and three inside Saudi Arabia, for a total of 11.
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Two of our technology hubs focus on better fuel formulation, less carbon footprint, more efficiency in car engines.
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SAS Updates A recent trend for airlines has been to fly direct between cities, skipping connections through hubs.
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I can see the allure of these hubs that are designed to be matched with an iPad Pro.
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Plus, if you're trying to cover an even larger area, more hubs can be added for additional coverage.
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The company's website and app map the locations of several hubs to pick up or dock a bike.
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Africa now has more than 600 active technology hubs, with facilities and support for tech and digital entrepreneurs.
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Wuhan and the surrounding region of Hefei and Jiangsu are major manufacturing hubs that work with American firms.
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In 2005, America West merged with US Airways, creating a true nationwide airline with hubs throughout the country.
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Flights to the major US hubs were unavailable to book on China Eastern's website until March 29, however.
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These forests contain more than ancient trees: They're hubs of plant and animal biodiversity carried through from Gondwana.
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NATO's decision means two additional military hubs in Afghanistan will remain open, according to a senior NATO official.
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The city of Wuhan, where the virus first broke out, is one of China&aposs biggest industrial hubs.
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Drivers have targeted and closed the company's "Greenlight Hubs" in Paris, Lille, Lyon, Toulouse, Nice, Marseille, and Bordeaux.
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Amazon's distribution network has been moving closer in to cities through Prime Now hubs and Whole Foods stores.
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Square Feet With land scarce, green space is being built into needs like transit hubs and power stations.
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Public bathrooms in subway stations, if there are any, or transportation hubs are often dark, grimy and cramped.
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The United States uses bases in Kuwait as staging hubs, training ranges and logistical support for regional operations.
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United Airlines added six flights out of Miami to its hubs, including Newark, New Jersey, and Chicago O'Hare.
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United Airlines (UAL) announced Tuesday is was suspending some flights between three Chinese cities and its US hubs.
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But midsize cities like St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Columbus, Ohio, could feasibly transform into hubs of technological entrepreneurship.
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Greenlight Hubs are offices that Uber uses to sign up new drivers and for in-person driver support.
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India, home of the world's fastest-growing economy, is quickly becoming one of the globe's greatest technology hubs.
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As of this month, the group has 290 small, autonomous chapters of activists (called "hubs") across the country.
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We'll also establish next-generation regional resilience hubs, supplemented with $5 billion annual grants focused on rural communities.
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They&aposre also home to critical infrastructure like energy plants, financial hubs, government facilities, and wireless transmission systems.
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Yet Nazi swag is not uncommon in Poland today, and it's particularly easy to find in tourist hubs.
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Demand sagged in other Asian hubs as well, with benchmark spot gold prices rallying to multi-year highs.
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Instead, Amazon will grow across its tech hubs, which include large outposts in cities like Boston, Austin, Tex.
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He noted that many were being used to transport goods from hubs like Shanghai to smaller, regional ports.
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While the journalists in New York sleep, The Times's international editing hubs, Hong Kong and London, take over.
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Rivalries have grown as each struggles to create global shipping hubs, airlines, media arms, expeditionary forces and financial districts.
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Because it's essentially a commuter suburb of San Francisco, and there is a corridor of high-tech industry hubs.
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Hong Kong is one of the world's premier financial hubs, but can it be a destination for tech startups?
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But there's a lot of thoughtful work happening at hubs like The Creative Independent, Talkhouse, Portals, and Bandcamp Daily.
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First, it works with local merchants to set up Wi-Fi hubs accessible to people living in the area.
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The order would replace aircraft at Air Arabia's main base in Sharjah, UAE, and hubs in Egypt and Morocco.
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Slotting into the growing Internet of Things marketplace, the device can be added to some existing smart home hubs.
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The new hubs are unlikely to be shelved any time soon given the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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And Amazon warehouses and hubs across the country are fighting for the same workers that Target and Walmart are.
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With its punishingly expensive office space, Hong Kong is already facing competition from other regional hubs for international investment.
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On Sunday, the UAE said four commercial vessels were attacked near Fujairah, one of the world's largest bunkering hubs.
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By selecting centrally located intermediary hubs, airlines can shuffle passengers between an array of short- and long-haul routes.
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Other links include a cable connecting the United States to Denmark and Ireland, and another linking hubs in Asia.
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Neighborhoods like Red Hook, Brooklyn, are being used as logistics hubs to get packages to customers faster than ever.
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Persson has also invested in cybersecurity startup Baffin Bay Networks, German software company Silexica, and Dutch company 3D Hubs.
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He was found facedown in a field near Skydive DeLand, one of the busiest skydiving hubs in the country.
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Luxembourg and Gibraltar are important European hubs as well; in Asia, it's Singapore and Japan that lead the way.
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Alexa debate... at least until Amazon and Google strike back with the next generation of their smart home hubs.
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The best large airports, according to the passengers it surveyed, are the international hubs in Portland, Oregon and Tampa.
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There are also plans for short-term rental hubs for people to pick up cars and drive for Lyft.
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Both SmartThings and Wink support both ZigBee and Z-Wave protocols, making them far more versatile as control hubs.
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Vietnam's ruling Communist Party looks increasingly embarrassed by the country's reputation as one of Asia's worst wildlife-trafficking hubs.
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Airline delays will increase at the major hubs from Washington, D.C., to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Boston.
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In fact, connected hubs like the Amazon Echo and Google home have made home automation an even larger focus.
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Now many of these tech hubs are searching for sustainable operating models in the continent's fast evolving ICT landscape.
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As a result, the city's lagging infrastructure caused service suspension and chaos in some of its major transit hubs.
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Hyper has a new USB-C hub, and it's a pretty clever twist on the usual hubs we've seen.
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Companies like 3D hubs and Shapeways might offer cheaper prices than Fictiv but are ultimately geared toward different users.
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Nearly all the tech hubs appear on the American Fitness Index's list of the top 20 healthiest U.S. cities.
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However, he announced that an additional 303,000 state police and National Guard would be dispatched to major commuter hubs.
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British firms were asked to draw up contingency plans, including opening hubs in the EU27 (the EU minus Britain).
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Larger rivals Cboe and London Stock Exchange's Turquoise, which have new EU hubs in Amsterdam, have announced similar changes.
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Getting to Reno or San Francisco, the two main departure hubs for Burning Man, is only half the journey.
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Britain, whose gas prices are a benchmark for other European hubs, relies on reserves to manage its winter demand.
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The Gulf carriers took business from American and European airlines by getting the world to fly through their hubs.
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Legacy carriers have another reason to like the system: it in effect freezes new airlines out of their hubs.
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Microsoft sells two Surface Hubs, a 55-inch model priced at $8,999 and a 84-inch version for $21,999.
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However, he announced that an additional 1,000 state police and National Guard would be dispatched to major commuter hubs.
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If you walk around Shenzhen, one of China's big technology hubs, you'll notice all of the taxis are electric.
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After being rolled out to those locations, the technologies may also be applied to airports and other transit hubs.
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Production budgets have swelled, luring Bollywood stars, as well as consultants from Hollywood, Tel Aviv and other entertainment hubs.
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They realized that all potential strong amplifiers would have certain features in common, such as hubs and self-loops.
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Delta, which operates hubs in Minneapolis and Detroit, prepared for the frigid conditions by increasing staffing of ground workers.
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They can often be social hubs for drivers, breaking up the monotony and solitude they face on the road.
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Bedeviled by last-mile delivery costs, Amazon began enabling entrepreneurs to launch their own package-delivery hubs this summer.
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Istanbul Ataturk Airport is one of the busiest international hubs in the world, handling 62 million passengers a year.
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At 40 of America's 100 biggest hubs, a single carrier now operates more than half of the seat capacity.
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Hours earlier, WannaCry ransomware began to spread like wildfire, encrypting systems and crippling businesses and transport hubs across Europe.
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But Lisbon brought to the scene the inspiration from tech hubs such as the ones in London and Berlin.
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The DOT said it allocated Havana service to cities that have substantial Cuban-American populations and important aviation hubs.
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The influx has helped to halve prices at both the Dutch and British hubs since their peaks in September.
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The recent buying spree has also coincided with the rise of Britain as one of Europe's top technology hubs.
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And as we wrote last year, private companies have been actively seeking out cities to set up secondary hubs.
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Teng said ADGM could complement the success of DIFC, drawing parallels with the rise of successive hubs in Asia.
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First, many startups have trouble raising the funds they need to grow, especially outside of the traditional tech hubs.
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Still, it's encouraging to see more cultural hubs getting involved in climate change through programming and their historic collections.
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One device caught fire when opened but they did not injure anyone and services continued at all three hubs.
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Tuesday's bombings rocked Belgium's capital and prompted reviews of security at airports and public transportation hubs around the world.
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Nigerian betting shops often act as social hubs where customers can watch soccer free of charge while placing bets.
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New York City is installing a new public Wi-Fi system, planting thousands of LinkNYC hubs throughout the city.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is perhaps one of the best-known tech and startup hubs in the world.
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All in all, it sounds like a more humanized version of Amazon (and, for that matter, LG) speaker hubs.
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Smart home assistants are becoming more useful, but there's something missing from our AI hubs from Amazon and Google.
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Even financial hubs London and New York pale in comparison coming in at multiples of 8.5 and 5.9 respectively.
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Being on the west coast, and therefore the same coast as startup hubs in San Francisco, has its advantages.
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Cartel trucks back into loading bays, pallets are loaded in, and the drugs are delivered north to distribution hubs.
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The company also said it would cut costs on its supply chain and focus on expanding its commercial hubs.
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Bookstores were frequently the central social hubs for this grassroots organizing, providing a home base for the local movement.
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Link's public Wi-Fi access points are coming to London, marking the hubs' first expansion outside of New York.
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Especially in city hubs, locations sprawl and overlap in a way that sometimes makes finding a specific objective difficult.
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Forget San Francisco — these 6 global cities have thriving tech hubs that could make them the next Silicon Valley
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British lawmakers are to investigate hand car washes amid concerns that they are hubs for slavery and human trafficking.
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The presence of CNBC here augments Abu Dhabi's position as one of the leading global business and financial hubs.
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Cities are job hubs and proximity to employment has long been a major driver of slum development and expansion.
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Are the details in the shining new hubs of the Orient or in the airports of Europe's capital cities.
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"We want to create clean jobs workforce hubs that provide direct and sustained support for minority communities," said Melbye.
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Cities can be hubs for culture, entertainment, and innovation, but they aren't always the best places to raise children.
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JP Morgan plans to build hubs in Frankfurt, Dublin and Luxembourg - it already has banking licenses in all three.
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It is expected to receive about 170 million passengers by 2025, becoming one of the world's busiest transport hubs.
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Meanwhile, demand for the bullion was tepid in other major Asian hubs as well, weighed down by higher prices.
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The real walls are the virtual and legal ones being built around Silicon Valley and other US tech hubs.
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This line includes many of the driver-focused employees in operations support centers, like Greenlight Hubs, throughout the world.
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Those operations also include access to take-off and landing slots at Air Berlin's hubs in Tegel and Duesseldorf.
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The airline recently added new daily routes to Europe from other hubs such as Denver to attract business travelers.
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International banks with European bases in London have been opening hubs in the EU to avoid Brexit disrupting business.
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Tech companies could also follow Tesla's "Gigafactory" example and move major tech manufacturing hubs back to the United States.
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Flights also regularly land at airports in small cities that are ICE Air hubs or near immigration detention centers.
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Other locations, like Peru, Mexico, and India, were also on the table as manufacturing hubs moving forward, Alagem said.
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In New York, authorities said they have been on high alert since before Monday's attack, especially at transit hubs.
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Like many transportation hubs, Grand Central was as much a real estate deal as it was a railroad station.
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Accounts of EU clients must also be moved to conduct business from these hubs, a process known as repapering.
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Gazprom's trading arm, Gazprom Marketing and Trading, has also been more active on European hubs selling gas, traders said.
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Once known for cultural solidarity between Pakistan and India, Punjabi border villages like this have become active drug hubs.
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These conditions are forcing banks to examine if they have enough business in the region to sustain two hubs.
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Kizilay Square, the scene of the attack on Sunday, is one of Ankara's most popular commercial and entertainment hubs.
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Landing's casino project will be located in Entertainment City, the Philippines' answer to gaming hubs in Macau and Singapore.
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Awash with nostalgia, I returned to Innsmouth Academy, a magical boarding school that serves one of the game's hubs.
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Bourne said the right model would be to decentralize factories altogether by creating small manufacturing hubs across the world.
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Six major hubs in Asia and the Middle East give travelers a glimpse of the city beyond the airport.
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The reality is that most cities can't simply become great tourism hubs just by virtue of hosting the Olympics.
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It wasn't until YouTube and Instagram became hubs for makeup enthusiasts that I finally realized my eyes aren't ugly.
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"Although jihadi hubs are oftentimes located in socio-economically deprived areas, this is not always the case," Nesser wrote.
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But they're much more than spaces that put on shows—they're community hubs, they galvanize and bolster and embolden.
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As lesbian bars become relics of a past generation, dating apps continue to disappoint, and online hubs like AfterEllen.
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Obviously, the cost of living in the Bay Area, in New York and other startup hubs has increased dramatically.
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It said this caused purchasers at four electricity trading hubs to pay inflated prices, costing at least $139.3 million.
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The vast majority of the killings occur in impoverished urban areas that are hubs of a thriving drug trade.
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But United's unit revenues have grown thanks to a strategy based on flying more flights out of its hubs.
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Former industrial hubs like Cleveland and St. Louis still offer some blue-collar jobs that pay a decent wage.
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Rather, they will be hubs for online pickups and returns, as well as services like tailoring and personal styling.
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Four packages were found last week at the University of Glasgow and three London transport hubs, including Heathrow Airport.
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Most of the next-generation airport hotels are landing at busy international airports like Kennedy or hubs like Denver.
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The package can top $30,000 per trip, and can even hit six figures if families move among multiple hubs.
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Law enforcement officials believe the gang has drug distribution hubs in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Houston and Atlanta.
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In scene after scene, you are reminded that libraries serve as study centers, neighborhood hubs, babysitters and homeless shelters.
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It also hired a global General Counsel and expanded its Trust & Safety hubs in the U.S., Ireland and Singapore.
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The app has also closed its Greenlight Hubs, physical helpdesks in large cities with staff that onboards new drivers.
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However, direct flights from smaller centers to major international hubs will be the first cut, regardless of the airline.
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That's a lot of hardware that needs to be able to effectively connect to, and communicate with, central hubs.
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Organizers run buses to central hubs, but after that, fans are largely on their own amid the freezing temperatures.
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The combination of Gamergate hubs like subreddit KotakuInAction and unchecked alt-right personalities preaching harmful ideologies have changed that.
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Old church organ pipes were reimagined into a chandelier, and guest rooms feature old radios alongside modern media hubs.
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Numerous routes from Lufthansa's Frankfurt and Munich hubs will be affected, including to Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Qingdao, and Shenyang.
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Some Turkish towns such as Adiyaman and others on the Turkish-Syrian border were well-known hubs for ISIS.
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He would fund research and technology hubs throughout the country — a land grant college system for the 21st century.
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Istanbul; Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; and Doha, Qatar, are taking business away from traditional European hubs like Frankfurt.
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MUFG is also considering opening a branch in Paris, and could move staff to other European hubs as well.
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In response, both FedEx and UPS are investing large sums to modernise their fleets and expand their delivery hubs.
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Toyota also has a string of plants across the region, including large car-making hubs in France and Turkey.
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That includes airport hubs like Newark, New Jersey; Detroit; St. Louis; Chicago (Midway); and Connecticut&aposs Bradley International Airport.
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Not only are many major hubs in thunderstorm-prone locations, but connecting-flight delays can have a domino effect.
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Much like competitors HBO Max and Disney+, Comcast's streaming service, Peacock, is going to be entirely reliant on hubs.
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Amid huge booths would be "experience hubs," where celebrity athletes or actors might rub shoulders with regular gamer attendees.
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But Democratic plans would kill this reinvestment cycle and drain cash out of innovation hubs such as Silicon Valley.
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The 381-nautical mile route between Australia's two largest economic hubs generates the most revenue for flag carrier Qantas.
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He&aposs not pretending that major startups aren&apost going to continue emerging from America&aposs existing startup hubs.
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Coffeehouses and taverns, which had long been venues for discussing the events of the day, now became political hubs.
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And while supporters say smart factories are the manufacturing hubs of the future, they come with some significant downsides.
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Hence Orbi's hubs can transfer data more quickly to one another than systems like Eero and Google Wifi can.
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More than half of its international passengers are transit customers who could instead travel through Europe or other hubs.
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Some companies have added hubs (like Wink) and made an effort to tie some of these disparate products together.
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Without federal government support, Mr. Gruber said, the United States is unlikely to produce many new high-tech hubs.
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