Innovators, apparently, do best when they are around other innovators.
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"While 79 percent of strong innovators reported that they had properly digitized innovation processes, only 29 percent of weak innovators make the same claim," the study reports.
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Beyond the new stream of revenue, museum staff have access to innovators they'd otherwise be siloed off from, and the innovators have a creative environment to feed off.
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You'll also get to check out the dozens of startups on display in Startup Alley, and chat with the innovators and innovators showing off their products and services there.
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Instead, what drove them to become innovators had more to do with other factors other than monetary rewards, such as their exposure to innovators at early stages of their lives.
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If early innovators like Zillow and Trulia primarily entailed bringing real estate data online, newer innovators harness data not only to improve analytics for landlords, but also to improve efficiency for apartment seekers.
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And of course, you had your fair share of innovators.
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She is also Privacy Fellow with the Innovators Network Foundation.
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The automobile evolved, because of the collective wisdom of innovators.
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Catalyst builds real startups with prototypes from communities of innovators.
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Want to refer innovators you admire or have any questions?
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Yet, HR 2.0 innovators enjoy a second beneficial competitive reality.
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Computer science teaches kids to be problem solvers and innovators.
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Innovators need to keep innovating or their businesses will fail.
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Do innovators read in order to mine literature for ideas?
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Just more proof that there are innovators all around us.
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So rewarding innovators does not require broader inequality across society.
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Measured against such benefits, the wealth of innovators is miniscule.
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Innovators typically pop up like wild flowers from the grassroots.
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Ordinary people become great innovators when motivated by powerful emotions.
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There is a long list of enernet innovators now emerging.
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We need strong innovators and a wide range of thinkers.
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That discourages innovators and raises the costs of technological improvements.
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Few entrepreneurial innovators like Jobs come along in a generation.
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Why do innovators see a need to disrupt that system?
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Innovators are also working on the next generation of technologies.
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Poorly worded liability provisions subject innovators to unfair legal risk.
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It's an exciting time for automakers, innovators, and consumers alike.
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Leaders and innovators who do this truly understand their odds.
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You are innovators, you are creators, you make it happen.
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Mr Corbyn is now enjoying the revenge of all disruptive innovators.
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Horn was one of the earliest female adopters and innovators online.
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We are shifting from an innovators to an early adopters market.
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Tapping your network and beyond can spark great ideas for innovators.
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Tech leaders and innovators will, for sure, have their hands full.
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Iowans are great innovators when it comes to caloric multiplier effects.
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Venture capitalists identify and finance the innovators who create our future.
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We have the Hasso Platner founder award for the great innovators.
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Our leaders and innovators must get ahead of this new weapon.
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You and I are talking about two different types of innovators.
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"This industry needs innovators like this," said Halstead at Aviation Strategy.
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He added because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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They just need to think more like the innovators they are.
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But if Canadian innovators struggle, it can hold both countries back.
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TV's weekly "Disrupters, Innovators, Job Creators" series presented by Zip Recruiter.
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How about haters recognize that innovators don't color within the lines.
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It's just that this first version will be targeted at innovators.
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He later grew up to be one of our greatest innovators.
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Some people call them innovators—some people, unfortunately, call them 'disruptors.
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It's this kind of breakthrough that we expect from our innovators.
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Our patent system provides American innovators with a crucial competitive edge.
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Meet the innovators and inventors who are driving Africa's tech revolution.
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Innovators are also looking at tackling comfort in the economy cabin.
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Keeping up with the latest tech opportunities puts innovators on top.
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As technological progress accelerates, the gap between innovators and laggards widens.
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The fund will initially track 28 "disruptive innovators," the company said.
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"We were the inventors and the innovators," Paul told me, ruefully.
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It also states that uncertainty creates a "challenging environment" for innovators.
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They are the activists, innovators, leaders, and workers of the future.
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For example, 62 percent of strong innovators used incubators, the report found.
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I have heard from innovators, worried that we are standing up a
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The majority graduate to become professionals, researchers and innovators for U.S. employers.
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The innovators are transforming the entire delta into an advanced manufacturing cluster.
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Messrs Limbaugh and Breitbart were quintessential examples of Clay Christensen's "disruptive innovators".
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So maybe it's time to actively unlock the power of older innovators.
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Styles emphatically defended his fans as vital trend setters and future innovators.
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That flexibility means a rotating roster of top industry creators and innovators.
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These innovators pushed the frontier of what we knew to be possible.
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That leaves the door wide open for innovators on the adversarial side.
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There are other innovators seeking profit with a purpose in challenging environments.
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Netflix stands w/ innovators, large & small, to oppose this misguided FCC order.
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It's too expensive and the innovators dilemma becomes a tactic for survival.
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In fact, we typically hear that innovators are just born that way.
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They are the technicians, builders, designers, creatives, culture shapers, narrators and innovators.
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Our many contributions and awards in the Best Innovators competition show this.
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Cameron serves on the Board of CEH, Innovators International, UC Berkeley CRB.
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Protecting U.S. innovators does not stop with halting some Chinese IP theft.
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They will have to take jobs rather than be innovators or artists.
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But some innovators are looking at the problem from a different angle.
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Let's now return to the swimming innovators David Berkoff and Mike Barrowman.
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The MiSK Grand Challenges initiative will fund 100 "innovators" with $100,000 each.
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The new fund will help these aspiring innovators finance their big ideas.
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We will be greeting the next generation of innovators and "non-entrepreneurs!"
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Solar innovation was largely driven by the United States and US innovators.
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Entrepreneurs are the drivers, innovators, and job creators of our global economy.
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Complex rules and lengthy processes discourage innovators, favor incumbents, and block competition.
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That's where some of the world's top innovators and entrepreneurs come in.
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California thrives because we welcome immigrants and innovators from across the globe.
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How can pulling together thinking about this help innovators of the future?
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From midcentury modernists to today's inspired innovators, Denmark's design roots run deep.
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Innovators are creating new ways to use technology and help solve problems.
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But their absence created room for something fresh: pop music's youngest innovators.
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Innovators and other successful people know that being outdoors often sparks creativity.
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We profiled two exciting innovators, each from a starkly different cultural arena.
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Innovators are working to make renewable technology cheaper and easier to deploy.
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He added that, because of globalization, innovators can move around more freely.
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Adobe supports a patent system for the 21st century that protects innovators.
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Private sector innovators rewrite our list of public infrastructure needs every day.
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Policies should also encourage outdoor entrepreneurs and innovators to start recreational businesses.
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Today's unmanned systems students will be the innovators of tomorrow's break-throughs.
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Gong was also featured as one of MIT's 35 Innovators of 2017.
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What justifiable reason can there possibly be to drive these innovators overseas?
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BIO also lobbies on behalf of biotechnology innovators in agriculture and energy.
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These protections for American innovators help discourage counterfeit goods that cheat consumers.
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Now innovators are left making derivative improvements or less life-altering technologies.
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But the consumers and innovators of tomorrow will pay a severe price.
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At a start-up conference held by the tech publication TechCrunch at a San Francisco convention center, around 10,000 founders, investors and "innovators" watched interviews with slightly more famous founders, investors and "innovators" from a dark, cavernous room.
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Innovators are racing to develop quick, cheap technology to address global housing needs.
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Educational VR innovators must convince them that the windfall warrants the upfront investment.
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I think there's room there for consumers to try out and for innovators.
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These innovators are the Alexander Graham Bells or Thomas Edisons of our generation.
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Logistics innovators are harnessing platform technologies like those pioneered by Uber and Airbnb.
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The robotic innovators' creations rise to the challenge of entertaining in virtual reality.
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It's always a delight to see fusty old spaces being infiltrated by innovators.
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America's innovators need to start to dream big and to dare big again.
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But Charles, Mota, and Jenner aren't the only industry innovators in the spotlight.
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A region once infamous for its copycats is producing some world-class innovators.
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Even the ways in which Chinese innovators are approaching construction are changing drastically.
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All American startups are treated as innovators while the rest as mere followers.
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Symphonyenables and represents a community of innovators building the future of work, together.
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It looks as if our best innovators have a busy four years ahead.
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It would move a lot of innovators back on to the iOS plaforms.
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For the startups/innovators, this creates a classic technological whack-a-mole dance.
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And still, tech innovators in Black Mirror never stop producing horrors and disasters.
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The Builders + Innovators Summit, hosted by Goldman Sachs, is being held on Oct.
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"We're encouraged to pride ourselves on all being innovators and entrepreneurs," he said.
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And luckily for the innovators in Silicon Valley, the president welcomes new technology.
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As the poster child for SaaS 2.0, how successful will HR innovators be?
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They are artistes; innovators of taste, benefactors of pleasure and spillers of tee.
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We have to ensure that innovators have the certainty they need to thrive.
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Similarly, innovators are looking to emerging markets to test models before scaling them.
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Innovators have even developed fish passages that automatically extract invasive fish from streams.
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Hear today's innovators, leaders and experts share their experiences and insights Exclusive Demos
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But more important, computer science teaches kids to be problem solvers and innovators.
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The growth of the plant has been refined by innovators with different methods.
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The MUNCHIES test kitchen was graced by some real food innovators this year.
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We came together with 150 innovators across the tech world and pitched apps.
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You want to make sure you don't get in the way of innovators.
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Knowing this, innovators will invest less in new consumer- and merchant-friendly ideas.
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They hack toys that start new waves of innovators and practice smart opsec.
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Even innovators like former superintendent Michelle Rhee get chewed up by the system.
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A surprising, popular hotspot for up-and-coming innovators during the tech boom?
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Innovators of 5g technology, Qualcomm is committed to pushing the boundaries of technology.
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In the war of ideas, innovators need to also secure their intellectual property.
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Are we sure that we want to discourage the next generation of innovators?
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Woz was one of the earliest innovators on the universal remote control front.
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The limiting factor is the reluctance of governments, which are not always innovators.
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Album Review New albums from two genre innovators cut to the emotional quick.
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The mill has been attracting the attention of today's innovators and inventors, too.
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But I think our idolatry of youth and innovators has gone haywire here.
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CreditCreditBrian Stauffer Call them what you will: change makers, innovators, thought leaders, visionaries.
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Doing so violates the "think different" ethos associated with innovators like Steve Jobs.
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Interviewees will be innovators, politicians, celebrities, journalists and "regular Americans," the statement said.
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Our very own Wilfred Frost is at the Goldman Sachs Builders + Innovators Conference.
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The opportunity for food innovators to capitalize on these market demands is growing!
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Trolls are not just targeting large innovators like Adobe for a quick payoff.
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America's innovators cannot stem the tide of this parasitic business model without help.
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Join, meet and learn from the industry's mightiest minds, makers, innovators and investors.
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"Our doors will always be open to the innovators and inventors," he said.
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"Our doors will always be open to the innovators and inventors," he added.
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As you can imagine, this is not feasible for many would-be innovators.
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He teaches them well beyond the curricula about innovators like Picasso and Mondrian.
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Our rough assessment of Next World Capital's HR Innovators NextScape reveals a few $100 million of the $20123-15 billion of annual HR software spend shifting to HR 2.0 innovators in 2016 (see the graphic at the end of the article).
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Disruptive innovators start off by producing unpolished products for the bottom of the market.
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Additionally, the innovators behind the Voxiebox have built an early version sort of holochess.
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"Large organisations don't know where the innovators are," says Sue Paish, the supercluster's boss.
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Mainland innovators are capable of cutting-edge inventions, for example in facial-recognition software.
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If beauty product innovators have anything to say about it, we can do better.
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The answer: NASA will continue to be a trailblazer for those private sector innovators.
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We are starting to see new energy behind innovators in the mental health space.
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"We're all about a balance of protecting students but not handcuffing innovators," Price said.
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Netflix will stand with innovators, large and small, to oppose this misguided FCC order.
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China's nimble new innovators are using world-class technologies from supercomputing to gene editing.
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Leading-edge innovators from the region shared their learning from their own front lines.
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This is what puts innovators like the Wright Brothers in strange, ethically ambiguous positions.
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One of those, Guinness Atkinson Global Innovators, maintains a portfolio of about 30 stocks.
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They are internet standards pioneers, champions of net neutrality, and innovators of every sort.
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Being extremely ambitious also makes Microsoft one of the most exciting tech innovators around.
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It's hard to overstate how important these innovators and entrepreneurs are to our communities.
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America has always been a home for innovators, from Ben Franklin to Thomas Edison.
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And in our film we kind of broke down characters between traditionalists and innovators.
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Innovators are moving high-value crops indoors to better control water use and pests.
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Many of the early innovators have rallied around the concept of site reliability engineering.
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Other sessions will involve Apple Distinguished Educators, Apple Entrepreneur Camp innovators, developers, and artists.
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In fact, many American innovators are immigrants who may or may not be citizens.
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Some of today's biggest innovators weigh in on the industry's history, including its failures.
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It was the early innovators like Steve Allen that played with form that succeeded.
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The people I study and write about are entrepreneurs, innovators, famous and wealthy individuals.
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Only certain people — all white, mostly male — are displayed as cyborgs or transhumanist innovators.
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Innovators are setting their sights on reimagining aircraft interiors for the benefit of passengers.
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But they also have overlooked entrepreneurs and innovators who have been bypassed by investors.
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That harms consumers and innovators alike due to a lack competition, choice and investment.
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It's also ranked number one on Mogul's Top Innovators list for diversity and inclusion.
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These innovators have wanted to see their ideas take hold in the United States.
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It would also strengthen hands-on collaboration between private-sector innovators and lab experts.
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For innovators, the prospect of reinventing these conventional manufacturing processes is fraught with impediments.
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But that doesn't stop us from dreaming, or innovators from experimenting with new solutions.
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During the 19th and early 20th centuries, African American innovators and entrepreneurs were prolific.
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With Black History Month nearing its end, we looked back at seven such innovators.
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"Students need to learn everything they can as innovators and solution finders," Hoyos said.
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As technology needs evolve, innovators are often able offer better solutions and expand certain markets.
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"The railroad laborers and innovators of 150 years ago helped unite our country," Chao said.
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They defy the expected "nerdy" look that is associated with tech industry types and innovators.
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In her new book, A Crack in Creation, Doudna urges innovators to slow their roll.
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Successful innovators will continue to contribute to the broader growth and economic vitality in Brazil.
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It's because of innovators like you & NASA that America continues to lead in space exploration.
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We get to meet lots of innovators, study lots of numbers about what's going on.
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These companies are in turn some of the most prolific tech innovators on the globe.
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Understanding their potential reach and faults is a daunting challenge for innovators and regulators alike.
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A range of innovators from throughout history were highlighted for their inspirational research past. Q6.
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In London, Berlin and San Francisco, many fintech innovators are betting against the big banks.
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I think the critique, I suppose, is always that women Abstract Expressionists were not innovators.
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So we did what innovators do: We went off and invented a new assessment method.
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Dee singles out Sarah Charlesworth as one of the primary and radical innovators of photography.
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Wonder if he'd dare to show up and face real innovators instead of making assumptions.
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At Next World, we actively track 80+ HR SaaS players within our HR Innovators' NextScape.
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Check out these technology innovators that are helping to support financially healthy habits for 1099ers.
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What does it take to inspire the next generation of leaders, innovators and great thinkers?
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Assessing the U.S. fracking boom, Sernovitz frames it as the story of "disruptive innovators" who,
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"We want to give students the skills to be innovators, to find solutions," said Burke.
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He's one of the leaders of a new breed of innovators hoping to revolutionize typing.
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As a community of innovators, we have an opportunity to take advantage of these trends.
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They are the trailblazers, the innovators who set the stage and push beyond the boundaries.
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A: Sometimes the best entrepreneurs are innovators because they have to use their money wisely.
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Its goal was next-level crowd-funding — to connect interested venture capitalists with eager innovators.
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Innovators rightfully complain that the FDA's rules shift erratically via administrative rulings and uneven enforcement.
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The New World served as a platform where political innovators could experiment with unconventional ideas.
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Start-ups were originally seen as job creators and innovators who were solving India's problems.
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So let the people who are the builders, the innovators and the driven come in.
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Ms Dajani notes that Arab scientists and innovators achieve far more abroad than at home.
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House lawmakers pushed for ways to increase diversity among tech innovators during a hearing Wednesday.
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He recently issued a challenge to America's innovators to not fall behind our foreign competitors.
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Ms. Lemkau said Mr. Corden was given "general guidelines" for his conversations with the innovators.
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"The future is expanding human presence in partnership with nations, companies and innovators," Gerstenmaier added.
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The Smithsonian on Wednesday night honored American innovators with their 7th annual American Ingenuity Awards.
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Other indoor farming innovators like Plenty, AeroFarms and Freight Farms have also attracted venture capital.
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We're focused on innovators, growth companies like Uber and Airbnb are both in our portfolio.
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Many commentators by now have pointed out that Chinese innovators are fast, agile and adaptive.
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"It's out of the innovators' hands; it's not really grassroots anymore," he told the magazine.
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"We believe that (MAX and Isracard) can be innovators and add to competition," Zilberman said.
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This requires innovators to be actively engaged with lawmakers and regulators at all jurisdictional levels.
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"We want to encourage them to be innovators while remaining authentic to their respective communities."
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For Mr. Quirk, Burning Man, where innovators gather, was not just his introduction to seasteading.
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Instead, innovators must prioritize meaningful data curation that results in actionable, customized advice to consumers.
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And, as usual, I'm putting my money, figuratively and literally, on the innovators and entrepreneurs.
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There are certain things that governments are always going to do better than private innovators.
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Do we really want to shut out the next generation of innovators from our universities?
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Our list of top innovators includes HR executives from FedEx, PwC, and Hulu, among others.
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Innovators in this segment are focused on traceability, sustainability, improving freshness and eliminating food waste.
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Upon seeing this, the young innovators based at the workshop decided to build their own.
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When communities embrace clean water and commit to having it, they're empowered to become innovators.
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"We want to build a collaborative ecosystem of companies, educators, investors and innovators," she said.
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Instead, it will contribute to developing the next generation of skilled workers, innovators and leaders.
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We are a nation that protects innovators and entrepreneurs — not legal loopholes for economic predators.
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Tyson even compares the Tesla CEO and SpaceX founder to one of America's greatest innovators.
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But they were both revolutionary innovators — passionate firebrands — who we wish were still with us.
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That means everyone—from consumers to innovators to activists—has open access to the internet.
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It will make innovators especially vulnerable to crippling lawsuits arising from design patent infringement claims.
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Specifically, we are working on Patrick McHenry's Supporting America's Innovators Act and the Fix Crowdfunding Act.
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Indeed, I've seen some of the world's best innovators in Havana who could win any hackathon.
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That provides a stable, predictable long-term business environment, which draws innovators and market risk-takers.
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The President used her case to argue for fewer FDA restrictions on innovators like her father.
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"That is how innovators are treated in our country," Zapata wrote in a French-language post.
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In the best case, the trillionaires will be lumbering dinosaurs—slow-moving targets for rising innovators.
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Large hospitals, some of which count as both incumbents and traditional innovators, will also be affected.
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Many warned that the patents would have a chilling effect on other innovators in the field.
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Savvy investors globally are looking for ways to back the next generation of innovators and disruptors.
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The state should act as an enabler - not a constraint - for innovators and entrepreneurs, he said.
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The innovators are mainly private, not the many heads of a single creature called China Inc.
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Brands that been held up as innovators in the industry, like Nasty Gal, are now struggling.
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And I continue to be optimistic and excited about the innovation and the people, the innovators.
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And every day, innovators create new gadgets and other solutions with the world's poor in mind.
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The WILD Act incentivizes innovators by establishing cash-prize competitions for technological innovations in several categories.
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Culture affects the willingness among innovators to take risks and can foster a more collaborative environment.
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"We constantly look for innovations and innovators," IKEA Group spokeswoman Josefin Thorell said in an email.
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Pending and future cases carry high stakes for tech innovators — small and large — and consumers alike.
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This increasingly mobile world provides innovators and small businesses with exciting new opportunities to reach consumers.
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Companies need to take similar action to empower innovators to take risks on women-led startups.
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We can't wait to see all you fabulous innovators, investors and tech enthusiasts at the show.
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It's critical that innovators trying to build platform companies deliver value in ways others can't emulate.
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So excuse our nation's nuclear energy innovators for skipping the funeral — they're busy answering that call.
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In addition, Pelosi would throw overboard the many people who depend on America's creators and innovators.
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To start, it opens the door to immense uncertainty while closing off opportunities for budding innovators.
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If American drug innovators can no longer afford to invent lifesaving drugs, they simply will not.
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It's also important to remember that farmers are resilient and have been innovators since the beginning.
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The opportunity then becomes enormous, as the innovators can capture the vast majority of the market.
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This is a question I've been posing to investors and innovators for an upcoming research report.
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LG: Yeah, it's about innovators, entrepreneurs and idealists, and the stories behind the movements they built.
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"Consumers, the creators and innovators of our industry, and the investment community deserve better," ESA wrote.
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Each bill is designed to help reduce some of the ambiguous legal liability weighing on innovators.
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It is a project that supports energy innovators; it does not provide funding for start-ups.
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The term comes from the work of the Harvard Business School professor Clay Christensen's Innovators' Dilemma.
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"Innovators can think outside the box and tackle health or education in revolutionary ways," he said.
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Now, Chiang had recorded a message to congratulate some of the innovators leading that new generation.
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For over 50 years, BAC has invested in the artists and innovators who call Brooklyn home.
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Commissioner Hester Peirce, meanwhile, emphasized how the agency could work with innovators to reshape securities markets.
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Innovators at Robhat Labs now offer applications to reveal who is human and who is not.
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Despite the shared characteristics with their predecessors, however, today's innovators face their own set of challenges.
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"This is a moment where we need to empower and encourage our nation's innovators," he said.
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Unlike other innovators, though, she had nearly a million Instagram followers she could mobilize to vote.
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Examples of consumer food tech innovators include alternative protein/diary, nutrition and meal kit distribution companies.
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We must seize this opportunity, accept our responsibility and serve as innovators in modernizing pain management.
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Here's where the autistic, with their search for alternatives to traditional human connection, are actually innovators.
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The 20 most interesting ideas that will shape 2020 for entrepreneurs and innovators of all kinds
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Everybody gets a taste of the innovators&apos nose candy and can buy shares in Amazon.
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They are learning to be thinkers, innovators and problem-solvers rather than mere consumers of information.
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Though the labor was evilly got and cruelly maintained, the laborers were innovators, creators and artisans.
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Even worse, California requires innovators to report any time a driver disengages a vehicle's autonomous mode.
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Going all the way back to our founding, America has always been a nation of innovators.
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African Americans, there are incredible African American innovators but they get 22020 percent of VC investments.
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Let's not stack the deck against consumers and innovators, or undermine the technological revolution at our fingertips.
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RedFlint is one forum of how we can get our employees thinking, talking and creating like innovators.
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Such a system would stop our innovators and scientists from going overseas, and keep jobs in America.
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He is a disciple of "design thinking", a problem-solving methodology rooted in observation of successful innovators.
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To innovators and leaders in tech, facial recognition is a gleaming brass ring — ready for the snatching.
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"These innovators haven't lost their love of the startup game" Village Global wrote in its launch post.
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There have been many talented female scientists, engineers, and innovators who changed the world for the better.
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The NCSA will work with educational institutions, school districts and coding organizations to recruit tomorrow's innovators today.
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He appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Wednesday from Goldman's Builders + Innovators Summit in Santa Barbara, California.
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Top innovators led mature products already bursting at the seams with features while new opportunities went unseized.
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For health innovators, strong privacy practices and security controls are key to customer trust and to growth.
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Second, Chinese shoppers are voracious and venturesome, an advantage to innovators with clever products but unfamiliar brands.
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Luckily there are altruistic innovators working to develop life-saving solutions that harness the power of technology.
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So how can we one-up our love for the industry's biggest innovators on International Women's Day?
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It is often said in tech that innovators mature or bring in grown-ups at some point.
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Disrupt Main Stage: Hear interviews with an incredible lineup of tech's leading luminaries, moguls, investors and innovators.
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Founded in 1994, Kauffman Fellows is a Silicon Valley-based leadership program for venture capitalists and innovators.
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The resultant list shows that many companies with reputations as innovators actually don't do much M&A.
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AR/VR is no longer the creature of industry insiders, innovators and early adopters (or TechCrunch readers).
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We need one in which real innovators don't have to face unending patent litigation in remote courthouses.
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It is the familiar cry of the incumbent establishment against innovators and insurgents, reinvented for each generation.
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Movies, books and TV shows have set the expectation that innovators would, eventually, deliver personal flying vehicles.
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"Women doctors are surgeons, physicians, leaders, college presidents, innovators and often mothers, sisters, daughters," she told BuzzFeed.
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They are innovators in treating chronic conditions that are typically ignored until they become a costly illness.
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Our economy has been defined by the American entrepreneurial spirit, which continues to drive today's greatest innovators.
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These labs transform the people from migrants and refugees into Innovators – creators of solutions for European societies.
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Today it is, and nuclear innovators are responding by making reactors safer, scalable, and more cost-effective.
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To be sure, a number of innovators and scientists don't believe artificial intelligence is a great idea.
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ACTION for Trade is dedicated to shaping U.S. trade policy to protect our competitive advantage as innovators.
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The young innovators of Silicon Valley were not like the largely amoral barons of industry and finance.
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Smaller firms, up-and-coming innovators in the dotcom revolution, will get strangled by burdensome red tape.
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Since its founding, the United States has inspired and cultivated generations of innovators, entrepreneurs, and go-getters.
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Therefore, one can infer that the inclusion of fast growing innovators, such as Facebook, Alphabet, or Salesforce.
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But growing the pie will take more – more talent, more students and workers, more entrepreneurs and innovators.
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But we knew that incumbent energy companies, with their resources and capital, have an advantage over innovators.
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The innovators retrain the consumer to expect more, forcing the incumbents to respond to a new paradigm.
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Seo Taiji and Boys were innovators who challenged norms around musical styles, song topics, fashion, and censorship.
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Diana is an ambassador for the Hamburg Geekettes and brings together aspiring and established female tech innovators.
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We also administered a "personality inventory" to address the question of whether innovators are born or made.
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When it comes to punk culture, white cis males are known as the punk innovators or originators.
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Washington needs to make it simpler for innovators who are building state-of-the-art nuclear reactors.
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We must also connect aspiring innovators with the tools and resources they need to build a startup.
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Still, early innovators in negative emissions technologies are clamoring for a piece of Stripe's $1 million commitment.
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We have addressed this internally and will learn from this as we continue to sponsor female innovators.
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Here at Business Insider, we asked our readers to tell us about innovators in the HR space.
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" Mr. Iger also said that Mr. Lasseter was leaving behind "a team of great storytellers and innovators.
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That is why NASA is turning to the global community of innovators and inventors for a solution.
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Atlanta rap is crowded with youthful innovators and traditionalists alike, small-time insurgents and big-league legacies.
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WILFRED FROST: And we're here, as Courtney just said in the intro, at your Builders + Innovators Conference.
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The Ghost Ship was a meeting ground for innovators and dreamers, and champions of art and justice.
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In much the same way, medical innovators respond to the size of the market for new technologies.
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It's because of these innovators, their development and passion, that we have the technology that have today.
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Imagine you have the opportunity to join a team of innovators to shape the future of education.
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We're seduced by similar smug, smart, supposed innovators hawking data's potential to revolutionize health care and education.
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Sponsored by Visa, the event will feature conversations with top executives and innovators who are transforming retail.
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We are committed to increasing USC's population of innovators, leaders and creators regardless of their financial circumstances.
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The trade show's squeamishness unfairly punished women innovators who aimed to empower rather than objectify women's sexuality.
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A neighboring restaurant, The River Café, was another pioneer that cheered innovators below the arching Brooklyn Bridge.
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The World Maker Faire is an annual festival of engineers, artists, innovators, tinkerers, entrepreneurs, craftspeople, and techies.
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The program kicks off in September and invites innovators, entrepreneurs and other experts to submit their plans.
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However, this is only possible if he makes a decision that also protects U.S. innovators and employers.
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And without question, innovators, entrepreneurs and investors will be critical developers of solutions to these endemic challenges.
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Entrepreneurs and innovators guided the Internet far better than the clumsy hand of government ever could have.
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Prior to the FCC's 2015 decision, consumers and innovators alike benefited from a free and open Internet.
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The 20 most interesting ideas that will shape 2020 for entrepreneurs and innovators of all kindAhead of 2020, we take a step back to look at the big picture of the major themes and ideas that will shape the year (and beyond) for bootstrappers and innovators of all stripes.
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This Balanchine program has two performances alone; a triple bill of Contemporary Innovators follows on Friday and Saturday.
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Profits are an essential part of capitalism—they reward savers, incentivise innovators and create surplus funds for investment.
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It's absolutely vital for AI developers and innovators to hire talent from different cultures, backgrounds and educational pedigrees.
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No, the iPhone wasn't the first smartphone, and many of its best features were borrowed from other innovators.
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Drone innovators Chinese company DJI pioneered the use of agricultural drones in 2015, and other manufacturers followed suit.
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But as an industry of innovators, we need to lead not just on technology, but on social responsibility.
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WE ARE THE ARTISTS OF THE WORLD & THE INNOVATORS OF THE WORLD … IS THIS HOW YOU INTERPRET CHRISTMAS ???
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Take advantage of the design rules above and begin familiarizing yourself with leading innovators in the PIMS ecosystem.
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With the shuffle, executives like Tony Fadell also left, stoking concerns that the company was losing key innovators.
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Huang's selections also accommodate literary innovators who challenge the idea of modern Chinese literature as dominated by politics.
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Innovators who are furthering the beneficent uses of advanced AI should avoid scenarios where a machine 'takes over'.
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Startup Battlefield competitors pitch their companies live and onstage to innovators, investors and influencers in the tech community.
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Speaking at the Builders + Innovators Summit, Solomon also analyzed this year's slowing IPO activity in the U.S. market.
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It's time to unlock the set-top box market — let's let innovators create, and then let consumers choose.
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CES, the world's largest trade show, brings together the world's innovators, influencers, and enthusiasts to demo and drool.
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Why it matters: Being "open" allowed tech innovators and companies to claim a sort of moral high ground.
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Startup Bridge connects leading technology innovators in the U.S. and India to build new relationships for tomorrow's moonshots.
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You know, so we don't create AI that'll manipulate and destroy mankind, like some tech innovators are cautioning.
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"Meeting our aging society's day-to-day needs will largely come down to innovators and entrepreneurs," he said.
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THERE ARE THOSE, THE INNOVATORS, WHO DARE TO FOLLOW THE PATH OF PROGRESS, BECOMING THE FOUNDERS OF HISTORY.
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A single dollar earned by stiffing consumers and innovators through abuse of the regulatory process is too much.
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Innovators from nonprofits will be able to share ideas on how they can impact their communities and beyond.
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We need a whole league of young innovators, so we need to find and accelerate these young entrepreneurs.
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Nobody can seriously accuse these innovators of having sewn up their markets or of depending on state favours.
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The good news is there are still opportunities for us to strengthen our patent system and empower innovators.
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Nevertheless, these types of experiments represent a new frontier as innovators explore new uses for the blockchain technology.
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Inside, the chef, Corey Lee, faithfully replicates dishes dreamed up by Sean Brock, Alice Waters and other innovators.
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He cites a small group of innovators — , , — that are investing in people and a strong in-store experience.
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The leading Chinese innovators are digital ecosystem players building scale and creating customer stickiness through their entire ecosystem.
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Now, however, we recognize that innovators can come from anywhere company-wide — across all roles, grades and geographies.
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And yet, we laud innovators who build new software libraries even while the edifice of our progress disintegrates.
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"It's looking to partner with other innovators, not just your standard vendors like your traditional P.B.M.s," she said.
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Without the necessary support, too many innovators will give up, and too many brilliant ideas will remain unexplored.
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It's time for Congress and elected leaders to learn and learn quickly, from front-line family prosperity innovators.
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Sick innovators superimposed the heads of celebrities on the bodies of porn stars engaged, well … in their profession.
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Innovators are not getting the right signals, the right incentives, to develop high-value or cost-saving treatments.
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It expands an economy of favors and phone calls in which insiders will inevitably profit more than innovators.
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But two American conductors have been innovators for years, and both are leading their orchestras at Carnegie Hall.
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Paradoxically, the attributes that make these companies impressive operators – process orientation, automation, error minimization – make them abysmal innovators.
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India is also a hunting ground for Michael J. Oh, lead manager of the Matthews Asia Innovators Fund.
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"We cannot sell for less, because for the social innovators, this is their source of income," he said.
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This week's Times Magazine is dedicated to 23 of the artists, innovators and thinkers who died in 2019.
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It's time for the streaming market to consider how lucrative being both innovators and responsible stewards can be.
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Scott Moskowitz is the policy board chairman of U.S. Inventor, a nonprofit group representing American inventors and innovators.
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It will be important to simplify the test to bring clarity to innovators and startups of all sizes.
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Finally, the fourth leg of the stool is property rights, which assure innovators of their return on investments.
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Pharmaceutical innovators strive to continually enhance the medicines they develop, seeking out new ways to improve patient outcomes.
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That makes it far easier for job creators and innovators do what we all need them to do.
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This week's Times Magazine is dedicated to 23 of the artists, innovators and thinkers who died in 19773.
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His latest book is on Leonardo da Vinci, and his impact on other innovators and moving things forward.
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Once the multipliers were fixed, innovators would know what they stood to gain before investing in R&D.
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Most technology buyers, including the innovators, only go DIY with their IT when they believe they have no choice.
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This is why efforts to roll back the Open Internet Order would be harmful to consumers and to innovators.
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Altogether, their excellence and modernism contribute to South Korea's reputation as one of the top global innovators in beauty.
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Second, innovators and consumers are dependent on a few large broadband providers that serve as gatekeepers to the internet.
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Feldstein (and all the other CEOs and beauty innovators we spoke with) says fakes are definitely on the rise.
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Moreover, the efficiency gains also emanate from the extensive margin through the redeployment of innovative assets (patents or innovators).
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Successful innovators in these technology arenas will continue to contribute to the broader growth and economic vitality in Brazil.
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Instead of trying to punish each other, hackers and innovators need to work closely to ensure a higher order.
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How many more promising young innovators in disadvantaged communities could emerge if every school had a great entrepreneurship program?
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That would be a disappointing turn of events for a calibre of innovators unseen in the country for years.
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Innovators who aren't worried about maintaining a constant waterfall of revenues just to prop up a gargantuan stock price.
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For potential intellectual innovators, the fear of being called a heretic (or worse) created a disincentive to think big.
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And it's really important for American companies to be the innovators, because otherwise America could be overtaken by China.
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They shouted out mentors, idols, friends, and innovators; many of them, had difficulty picking just one person to recommend.
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But at the time it was impressive enough to blow away some of the greatest innovators of our time.
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We are working to building the necessary infrastructure, partnerships and programs to support tech innovators from all across Africa.
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Because liberal innovators have reverse-engineered conservative media without addressing the underlying need that those right-wing outlets meet.
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I don't think most innovators are going to do that because ... Well, I'm thinking of something I've covered recently.
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No surprise, then, that wannabe innovators should seek to capture the magic of the breakthrough in a pocket companion.
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President Obama put off a White House ceremony where he was to award medals to scientists and technology innovators.
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We're looking for Sub-Saharan Africa's best innovators, makers and technical entrepreneurs to participate in TechCrunch Battlefield Africa 2017.
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And thanks to innovators like MasterCard, the Internet of Things is moving from pure connectivity, to all-out functionality.
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Getting to Mars will require continued cooperation between government and private innovators, and we're already well on our way.
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For the innovators who have the patience to follow through on their vision … there are fortunes to be made.
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That's where nurturing young entrepreneurs and innovators was critical — hence his interest in fostering a start-up-friendly ecosystem.
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Innovators in this field claim that, once scaled up, in vitro meat can be even cheaper than traditional meat.
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In early 2016, Dorsey founded ThePLUG, a daily newsletter that reports on tech founders, investors, and innovators of color.
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Many innovators like Albert Einstein, Johnny Cash and Steve Jobs were known for wearing their signature looks without fail.
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But what came after was a quintessential example of the gaslighting that female innovators in tech experience every day.
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This was one of the primary reasons Musk and the other innovators had a strong sense of self-efficacy.
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Solving the world's biggest problems requires creativity and perseverance — and innovators around the globe are taking up the challenge.
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Tony Wagner, the author of "Creating Innovators", says that schools and universities are failing to spark young people's curiosity.
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So, to the innovators, the risk-takers, and the opportunity creators this week and every week, we celebrate you.
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Yet for Seattle's scientists and innovators, such as Ojo, such concerns are no obstacle to their hunt for solutions.
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These countries, along with China, have sought to improve their patent systems to attract investment and encourage homegrown innovators.
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These tasks are intrinsic to our colleges' common goal: to educate global leaders, knowledgeable citizens, innovators and world changers.
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These young innovators were creating a seamlessly "connected" world; they were empowering the dispossessed with their tools and platforms.
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Now, more than any time before, we need to prioritize the cybersecurity of our nation's innovators and small businesses.
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García Martínez's big break was hyping his way into Y Combinator, in effect the valley's finishing school for innovators.
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But such moves bring extra costs for producers, consumers and innovators that could drag on global growth for years.
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Deeper historical context shows that 20th-century presidents were not innovators in picking and choosing businesses to succeed either.
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This issue goes to the very heart of whether Canada wishes to be a country of innovators or imitators.
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Microsoft Interdisciplinary Scientist Jaron Lanier said Silicon Valley knows -- and said many innovators are regretting their role in it.
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The Goalkeepers represent diverse ages, backgrounds and experiences including writers, scientists, innovators in medicine and technology, comedians and artists.
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This is a global competition searching for the best innovators, makers and technologists from every corner of the globe.
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The agreement means that African innovators and fintech start-ups can now apply to ADGM's regulatory laboratory (RegLab) sandbox.
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Yeah, there's just not a good ... The U.S. funds robotics, DARPA funds a tons of robotics, our innovators drive.
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Through the 23+ Accelerator, innovators benefit from our resources, experience and global reach to speed their progress and scale.
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Joining them as well are other innovators including landscape Kate Orff, playwright Annie Baker, and urban planner Damon Rich.
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And Mr. Xi is making a determined play to attract the world's cutting-edge scientists and innovators to China.
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Innovators, investors and users need confidence in the network's cybersecurity if its much-heralded promise is to be realized.
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Blue Sky, founded by a group of animation innovators including Chris Wedge, is known for the "Ice Age" franchise.
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Join 1,500 of the brightest minds and innovators in robotics and machine learning — technologists, founders, investors, engineers and researchers.
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In Silicon Valley, people who keep trying new things — even though they sometimes fail — are called innovators and entrepreneurs.
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We are committed to working together to pass laws that will truly protect American innovators from patent abuse. 28503.
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" As he put it to Charlie Rose in 2008, those I's are "the innovators, the imitators and the idiots.
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Outside of the software space, America's tech innovators are finding it hard to find scale-up funding at home.
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It sounded eerily similar to the legitimate ones we'd been hearing all week at CES from countless tech innovators.
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The generic drug creation process inherently requires that manufacturers obtain brand-name drug samples from innovators for comparative testing.
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But worst is the chilling "do not innovate" warning it would send to businesses and would-be innovators alike.
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And these policies would support U.S. innovators as they build new businesses, create jobs and contribute to our economy.
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Regulations, instead, will insulate companies like Facebook from innovators and entrepreneurs who may create a better social media experience.
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They must be aware, though, innovators are likely to avoid testing products in states with heavy-handed regulatory approaches.
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Believe it or not, innovators aren't just people like Steve Jobs who change the course of an entire industry.
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This feature is part of Tomorrow's Hero, a series profiling young innovators transforming the world for a brighter future.
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There are certain designers that we absolutely love and see as innovators, which we tend to look out for.
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It brings together city planners, private sector innovators and citizens to build a stronger, more resilient future for Miami.
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He instructs us to go to eBay, Etsy, and Shopify, where hundreds of snack innovators are perfecting their craft.
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Every part of the Internet economy benefited—from innovators on the edge to startups and businesses of every size.
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Some new tools or techniques faced criticism, while some innovators, once praised for their visions, went down in flames.
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Mashable's new series, A Cleaner Future, highlights the best and brightest innovators working to change our world for the better.
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CHESS also includes an outreach program promoting science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education for the next generation of innovators.
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Founded over 150 years ago, Burberry continues to propel itself into the future as one of the industry's leading innovators.
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But many brands, even those praised as innovators, continue to stick to traditional retail models when it comes to sizing.
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Ikea's summer 2019 collection calls on the design expertise of Design Indaba's roster of design innovators from 5 African countries.
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Today's innovators in tech could learn from his willingness to be curious and observe the world more carefully, Isaacson said.
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Supported by the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, this multi-venue project reconsiders the role of women as technology innovators.
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Time and again, grassroots innovators hit on better ways of doing things, even though strictly speaking they were not permitted.
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A climate plan that prioritizes innovation will leverage the minds of entrepreneurs and innovators who make this country so great.
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Strong regulatory oversight and support is an important part of helping the tech industry and innovators to manage these challenges.
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One group comprises "traditional innovators"—pharmaceutical firms, hospitals and medical-technology companies such as GE Healthcare, Siemens, Medtronic and Philips.
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However, I think the industry can still do better, and there are opportunities for innovators to meet needs currently unmet.
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Companies and innovators are going to have to solve some of the problems and issues surrounding the mobile payment world.
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For civic tech to truly reach its tipping point, this symbiotic relationship between government, entrepreneurs and innovators is mission critical.
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The New York-based company, which makes mushroom materials, is hoping innovators, students and artists will use their GIY tools.
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We're looking for Sub-Saharan Africa's best innovators, makers and technical entrepreneurs to participate in TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Africa 2018.
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Back in early 2012 we broke the news that Berlin's startup innovators were creating a 'Factory' to call their own.
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Magazine's Innovators Issue, out on newsstands November 9th, celebrates the year's trailblazers setting the cultural agenda for their respective industries.
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Biden will call on those innovators to help him find smart solutions to surmount some of cancer research's biggest hurdles.
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In recent years, however, that hasn't stopped a multitude of innovators from seeking novel ways to improve the process's efficiency.
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Disrupt Berlin 2018 offers two program- and value-packed days for startup founders, investors, marketers, tech-heads, designers and innovators.
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While there is no doubt that safety parameters will be needed, we should be leaving the innovating to the innovators.
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Our graduates go on to work as artists and scholars, curators and community organizers, arts administrators, educators and cultural innovators.
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RMIT Industrial Design student Oscar Fehlberg designed this EsCargo motorcycle concept, coming second at the Australian university's Green Innovators contest.
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Then the Wright Brothers, those Indiana and Ohio-born aviation innovators who made their mark in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
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No matter how that policy plays out, Chinese innovators seem determined to forge ahead with a new generation of entrepreneurs.
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Superfriends clash at Salsanera on the opening Sunday, beefy-bassed German house innovators Andhim followed a masterful selection from Butch.
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Supporters of increasing the carried interest tax are really going after pensions, charities, small businesses, start-up firms, and innovators.
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Not only could it be the world's oldest known axe, it shows the first Australians were some serious technological innovators.
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This makes it harder for apps from Google's current rivals (or by potential future innovators) to get a look in.
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IN THE past few years, industries including retailing, music and taxis have been spectacularly blown apart by low-cost innovators.
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If cinematic sound has been a little more respected recently, "Making Waves" credits the change to a handful of innovators.
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Over the ensuing years, innovators and pioneers reduced costs, improved reliability and turned wind power into a mainstream energy source.
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The legislation takes aim at small innovators, academics, universities and others and tries to slap the "troll" label on them.
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Between 2011 and 2013, the court issued several rulings that turned patent protection on its head for high technology innovators.
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Many of the wealthy are, instead, the innovators and entrepreneurs who drive productivity higher, raising living standards across the economy.
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These are just some of the innovations and innovators rooted in Silicon Valley, a place where disruption is the rule.
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American innovators can and will rise to the challenge to remain the world leader in the development of AI technology.
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This is great for innovators in the nation's burgeoning information security industry, which has seen rapid growth of biometric security.
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Although the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has attempted to protect innovation with their "Project Catalyst," the innovators are nervous.
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It makes sense for the nuclear innovators, engineers and experts in DOE's National Laboratories to work with the regulatory agency.
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It will partner on research with the fintech sector and provide fintech innovators with guidance on CFTC rules, he said.
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All of the above job creation also requires the government to scrap regulatory barriers to entry for new energy innovators.
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"I feel confident that other innovators will see the huge value they get" at the port, he wrote on Twitter.
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The reality is that innovators do not capture all or even most of the benefits they bring to the world.
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One-size-fits-all regulations, even if well-intended, favor big, existing businesses at the expense of entrepreneurs and innovators.
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"We want our innovators to dream big, like the folks around me and surrounding me in this room," he said.
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While both Huawei and ZTE are given privileged status as high-tech innovators by China's leadership, Huawei is more prominent.
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Like Vince Cerf, who is one of the inventors and innovators of the internet back in the 70s and 80s.
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Once those influences wound up in the wrong hands, the innovators were disavowed by the people who first championed them.
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In the spring of 2016, I launched The PLUG, a daily tech newsletter covering black founders and innovators in tech.
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It promises a focus on "training and workshops" for local developers, innovators and start-ups, with $30 million of backing.
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Don't tell me that the thinkers and innovators of this great country can't devise workable solutions for our rural areas.
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There is an opportunity for foundations, universities and companies to cultivate lost Einsteins and help turn them into potential innovators.
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I am a free trader and genuinely not afraid of some state-directed 2025 plan beating Western free-market innovators.
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We're looking for the next generation of innovators, creators and dreamers who want to make a difference in the world.
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Time and time again I felt giddy with possibilities, informed in large part by the innovators I was talking to.
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Unlike state-owned firms, which Mr Xi is propping up with renewed vigour, most Chinese private companies are frugal innovators.
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Our children are our country's future leaders and innovators, and they deserve the full support and investment of their nation.
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Ultimately, the Chinese are competing to become the world's leading innovators, and the United States is not playing to win.
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Silicon Valley was full of innovators making the world a better place, and any bad patches were dismissed as exceptions.
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Instead, Sunday night's show featured several impressive moments spotlighting some of pop music's youngest innovators: Tyler, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Rosalía.
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Instead, Sunday night's show featured several impressive moments spotlighting some of pop music's youngest innovators: Tyler, Lizzo, Billie Eilish, Rosalía.
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But it has been rising much more in the booming places that promise hefty incomes to engineers, lawyers and innovators.
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The top three winners, Temie Giwa-Tubosun, Christelle Kwizera and Dr. Omar Sakr, are among the world's most promising innovators.
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We must reverse course to attract and retain the world's most ingenious innovators by making the most of our diversity.
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To be clear, this regime would still favor existing products over new innovators and restrict future entry into the marketplace.
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Q. risk-takers/innovators and they enrich and are enriched by the most global flows of talent, ideas and capital.
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This will be a tremendous loss for the Copyright Office and for America's creators, innovators, and users of copyrighted works.
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This is opening the playing field for upstart fintech innovators to compete with billion-dollar banks, and it's happening today.
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If the U.S. wants to maintain its lead in this essential industry, innovators must continue working to seize the initiative.
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She also said she is glad she gets to play a small part in inspiring future leaders, creators and innovators.
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Ms. Meehan's early mentors were Anna Halprin and Erick Hawkins, two very different innovators and pioneers of American modern dance.
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According to William Nordhaus, the Nobel Prize-winning economist, innovators capture about 2 percent of the economic value they create.
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His work would later be eclipsed by that of other innovators, and software tools have changed drastically over the years.
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If we continue to teach just memorization, we misrepresent science and ultimately fail to inspire the next generation of innovators.
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I like to focus ourselves on being innovators and patent creators than expensing ... You're using your ... Right, using the patent.
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Perversely, this regulatory burden falls hardest on small companies, innovators and the poor, while benefitting many large companies like ours.
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To Dream Avant-Garde acknowledges the artistic innovators of today — those who push the cultural status quo in their work.
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While innovators create exciting hardware and content, a VR future is only possible if policymakers make the right decisions today.
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Von der Leyen has also previously said reducing bureaucracy for startups is a priority, writing in her Agenda For Europe that "we need more young and nimble innovators with breakthrough technologies, like this generation's tech giants were only a decade ago", and pledging to "make it easier for small businesses to become large innovators".
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This impact is a lot stronger for boys than for girls, which makes me think it's probably the same role model effect that the same team found for inventors: Girls are more likely to grow up to be successful innovators if they live in a city that has a disproportionately large number of women innovators.
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Entrepreneurs and innovators still flock to the state, even if it means paying some of the highest costs in the nation.
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There's innovators and there's people who take it to the next level and without them, we'd still be living in caves.
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In celebration of these female innovators and their creations, we hosted our version of a CES showcase, the Smart AF Suite.
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"We will end up with an ineffective legislation that will break copyright, and less entrepreneurs and innovators in Europe," he said.
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It's Arizona's incredible entrepreneurs, business owners, innovators and visionaries that deserve the credit for the state's recent accolades and economic success.
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Learn We're building out our roster of amazing speakers, and you'll learn from some of the top innovators, founders and investors.
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The superfast internet has spearheaded entrepreneurship in other locations around the country, with innovators flocking to make use of the connection.
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Ironically, Intel is now suffering the same fate that it inflicted on an earlier generation of computing innovators three decades ago.
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President Obama said exploring Mars would "require continued cooperation between government and private innovators" and independent companies are already making plans.
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Phil Wickham is the chief executive of the Kauffman Fellows, a Silicon Valley-based leadership program for venture capitalists and innovators.
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Innovators are working hard to create students who can learn how to learn, who can think critically and who can lead.
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Local leaders, health tech innovators, and advocates discussed solutions to challenges in health care policy and providing equitable, high-quality care.
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A new report from the Wall Street Journal reveals that Trump has received virtually no financial support from America's wealthiest innovators.
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We need to foster more fellowships and have the innovators and the big tech representatives at the beginning of the conversation.
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World-class entrepreneurs are popping up all over the globe as technology levels the playing field for innovators beyond Silicon Valley.
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Whether you're a little more Batman or were born Superman, innovators can learn, improve and grow as with any other craft.
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However, instead of completing the program, the two innovators dropped out and cleared their bank accounts in pursuit of something bigger.
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These types of spaces can bring civic innovators, entrepreneurs, technologists, and philanthropy together to collaboratively find solutions for the public good.
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Investors and innovators who take risks, bring successful ideas to fruition, and create jobs for others are and should be rewarded.
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"Getting to Mars will require continued cooperation between government and private innovators, and we're already well on our way," wrote Obama.
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In the least, these business structures create toxic incentives for ISPs to behave like toll collectors and gatekeepers instead of innovators.
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TechCrunch Disrupt's Main Stage always features interviews with the best and brightest tech founders, innovators and investors from around the world.
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Rather than acting as innovators in democratic laboratories, such groups look more like chain stores choosing locations for a new franchise.
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The budget partly reflects the mantra of Mr Turnbull, a self-made millionaire, that offering incentives to innovators is the key.
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These achievement gaps then transpose to enrollment in graduate programs, where our future innovators and discoverers are establishing their research careers.
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According to estimates by William Nordhaus, an economist, between 1948 and 2001 innovators captured only 2% of the value they created.
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U.S. policy towards technological innovation historically has been to sit back and let America's innovators do what they do best: innovate.
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The fact that today Deep Springs stands almost alone would have disappointed Nunn, who wanted it to inspire imitators and innovators.
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Sexual researchers, advocates, and industry innovators have taken the opportunity to reframe pleasure as a vital aspect of health and wellness.
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When innovators develop new ways to tackle global inequality and crisis, even the world's biggest problems can become slightly more manageable.
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These innovators have somehow learned how to turn their love of travel into a career, earning real cash along the way.
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The development of the car business in the 20th century followed a predictable pattern: daring innovators gave way to savvy managers.
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Yet generic and biosimilar drug firms also rely on the approvals of brand name innovators to add to their product line.
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That will help us honor the legacy of past aviation innovators while laying the foundation for future growth and technological innovations.
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Salesforce Ventures' portfolio companies receive funding, alongside access to Salesforce's massive cloud ecosystem and guidance from the firm's innovators and executives.
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And Lopez didn't just admire brown bodies—he drew great inspiration from the works of fellow artists and innovators of color.
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Proponents argue that a commission is needed to identify nonsensical regulations being enforced at the expense of innovators and job creators.
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This provides a level of certainty to both innovators and consumers about the future regulatory environment and commitment to passenger safety.
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Founded in 2008, MEST operates as a training program and seed fund for African innovators to build successful commercial tech companies.
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Founded in 2008, MEST operates as a training program and seed fund for African innovators to build successful commercial tech companies.
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These are just a few examples of areas where disruptive innovators can fix problems that the industry leaders can't or won't.
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In 2017, VR/AR use cases continue to proliferate across diverse business categories, with innovators, entrepreneurs and startups leading the way.
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You'll get to attend all the lectures and interviews from some of the best and brightest entrepreneurs, investors and innovators around.
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But this sends a broader signal to other innovators out there — be they private, public or philanthropic: Social determinants are important.
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All of these solutions are a demonstration of the vast potential for innovators to turn the climate challenge into an opportunity.
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This year, Letni Letna welcomed a large contingent of companies from France, a country that has actively promoted its circus innovators.
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The challenge for today's wearables innovators is not in how to collect and analyze data; in many respects, we're already there.
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Over the last few years, however, innovators have devised safer techniques in the lab that would wrest value from e-waste.
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Other innovators are likely to follow, because China's digital economy now has some advantages that not even the American version does.
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Chinese competitors will increasingly bring knockoff products to market that violate intellectual property rights and put American innovators out of business.
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Beyond slowing down one of the sector's innovators, it could, long-term, damage the role China plays in modern technology production.
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Economic inequality has been rising much more quickly in the booming places that promise hefty incomes to engineers, lawyers and innovators.
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Buy your Investor pass and join thousands of early-stage startup founders, investors innovators and entrepreneurs from more than 123 countries.
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American ingenuity is currently being ripped off abroad because we do not have sufficient protections for the innovators in this country.
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Essentially it would provide incentives to states to do what they do best, which is to be entrepreneurial and policy innovators.
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You'll hear from commodities insurance innovators to customized sleep coaching, and more companies changing the face of tech in their industries.
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Our STRONGER Patents Act would restore much needed balance to the U.S. patent system and predictability for American innovators and entrepreneurs.
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The good news for patients, doctors and innovators is that Apple chose a standardized, open connection over a proprietary, closed one.
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But IP protection also goes beyond one single industry – It moves creatives, innovators, and artists to work and develop new ideas.
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Private sector innovators — car and tech companies alike — along with research organizations, must work with government agencies to safeguard the public.
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The magazine embarks on its annual remembrance of some of the artists, innovators and thinkers we lost in the past year.
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Because we live in a capitalist economy and people would rather we now worship at the altar of innovators and billionaires.
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After all, one of the key arguments in favor of network neutrality regulations is that it offers certainty for online innovators.
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The promise of science to uplift the next generation of innovators, drive prosperity, and ease human suffering is a powerful message.
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Gerrymandering, money in politics, lack of a shared experience among Americans, social-media-fueled rage, and an idolatry of innovators have led to a faustian bargain: The innovators (lords) capture the majority of the gains, and the 1603% (serfs) get an awesome phone, a $4,000 TV, great original scripted television, and Mandalorian action figures delivered within 24 hours.
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Burberry are true innovators, and this strategic move shows brilliant leadership from Christopher Bailey and his team in driving this agenda forward.
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"In speed, China still has the edge," he says, pointing to its world-beating online retailers, "social-commerce" innovators and nimble manufacturers.
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There's still something special about the BattleBox, not to mention the unique opportunity for innovators to put homemade robots on primetime television.
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So-called "patent trolls" may not be top of mind for the public, but they're certainly on the mind of technology innovators.
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Which of this generation's biggest tech luminaries and innovators will ultimately be remembered for having the greatest lasting effect on the world?
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Lip service and even big donations in the name of racial justice doesn't absolve these tech innovators of pursuing better hiring practices.
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The crux of the criticism was that all this might hamper innovation and prevent innovators from reaping the benefits they ultimately deserved.
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Other innovators are attempting to provide access to credit for individuals who are on the outside of the financial system looking in.
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These are assets that will be available to, from and for emerging nations worldwide to help innovators do good while making good.
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The role of providers and innovators is indispensable for enabling active consumers and providing them with new state-of-the art services.
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Innovators are also trying to find new ways to appeal to consumers who balk at the idea of inhaling or eating cannabis.
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This year, Google has done an amazing job at highlighting female innovators in its daily Google Doodles, and today is no exception.
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This is great for consumers who could potentially save money on their electricity bills, and for innovators in communication and technology fields.
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Competitions like the App Idea Awards offer non-technical innovators the opportunity to have an app designed and developed completely for free.
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U.S. policymakers and innovators must work together to ensure that America leads the way with the transformative technology of tomorrow: autonomous vehicles.
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"People living at Warratyi were early innovators of modern technological adaptations found in late Pleistocene Australia and Southeast Asia," the authors write.
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If innovators, investors, the courts and corporate self-interest cannot curb fossil fuels, then the burden must fall on the political system.
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True innovators will not stay in a system that chokes the life out of them until they "earn" their right to innovate.
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Dr. Leighton's technology achievements at Akamai earned him recognition as one of the Top 10 Technology Innovators in U.S. News & World Report.
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But the idea that they can solve the world's problems, unshackled from conventional thinking, remains a driving force for the world's innovators.
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About five years ago, innovators in the industry began to realize that blockchain could be used for more than just securing cryptocurrency.
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The brothers told Business Insider that as aspiring innovators, they hoped to name their company after the most excellent innovator, Steve Jobs.
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"We see a real market need for these types of products and we think this space is prime for disruption by innovators."
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Technological innovators generally boast that their services change the world or make life more convenient, but underpinning everything they do is speed.
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These intellectually heavy-hitting others include "thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators" (oh my!) as well as a dizzying array of inspirational quotes.
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Specimen were arguably the most glam of the goth bands, arguably the innovators of the "deathhawk" hairstyle, and inarguably good, ridiculous fun.
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"Today's ruling is a victory for consumers and innovators who deserve unfettered access to the entire web," Wheeler said in a statement.
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We're excited to see what innovators like Nonny de la Peña and Robin Arnott might do once their projects can become pocketable.
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We honor the triumphs of African-American innovators, inventors, thinkers, and writers, many of whom don't even make it into the textbooks.
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Hub will support education innovators, multilateral institutions, global development actors, education funders and government and policymakers to inform practice on the ground.
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"The more I studied Musk and the other innovators, the more it changed how I thought about my own parenting," Schilling says.
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"It's bad for creators, for entrepreneurs and for innovators," Google's chief business officer, Philipp Schindler, said of the vote, according to Reuters.
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I am excited to welcome the entire Flatiron School team of educators, engineers and innovators to WeWork to continue to learn, together.
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From the garage to the lab to the factory, we depend on innovators to be able to invent and protect their ideas.
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Created with the agency Droga5, the campaign includes three videos featuring Mr. Corden interviewing innovators in the restaurant, transportation and lodging fields.
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However, a question that seems just as easy — does the economy grow faster by supporting innovators or making it harder on them?
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The hedge fund game is dominated by big players, and it can be tough for true innovators to carve out a niche.
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Enable innovation with a regulatory sandbox Regulations are supposed to create fairness and parity in a marketplace, not existential threats to innovators.
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It is encouraging to see public officials and private sector professionals stand up for American innovation and the legal rights of innovators.
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"He was among America's greatest scientists and business and defense innovators," Wes Bush, the chairman of Northrop Grumman, said in a statement.
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Inspiring the next generation Back home, he is also inspiring generations of young scientists and innovators through the Ghana Robotic Academy Foundation.
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The awards gala, held at the National Portrait Gallery, honored "groundbreaking innovators" who are at the forefront of arts, culture and politics.
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To drive real change, innovators should go back to basics and bring the fundamentals of human relationships to the technologies we're building.
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But if we really believe that failure is the path to innovation, we need to fund a more diverse group of innovators.
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"Technological protection measures are so important because they give creators and innovators the comfort level to distribute their products online," he said.
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Fledgling innovators have to live in constant fear of a big player orpatent troll pulling out a big gun and bankrupting them.
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Since technology is scalable in ways that hiring 403,000 lawyers is not, small innovators can better compete in a big company's game.
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Via Snapchat Discover, VICE offered users a combination of breaking news as well as cultural programming from musicians, artists, innovators and personalities.
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IGNITION: Transportation is happening on Tuesday October 22, in San Francisco, featuring conversations with top executives and innovators who are transforming transportation.
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On the basis of our findings, we believe that colleges might be uniquely positioned to cultivate a new generation of diverse innovators.
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Well, how about exhibiting your early-stage startup to 1,500 of the world's leading robotics and AI technologists, researchers, innovators and investors?
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The Federal Election Commission and state-level election authorities should partner with private sector innovators and designate funding to explore blockchain solutions.
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It's time to carry the torch and redouble support for our research infrastructure and our medical innovators for the benefit of humanity.
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Frequently, the incoming technology is folded into Chinese goods that land on world markets, forcing innovators to compete against their own creations.
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With so many active rules and laws in place, though, innovators run the risk of becoming criminals if they try something new.
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More than 1,000 of the industry's mightiest minds, makers, innovators and investors will converge in San Jose for a mobile mind meld.
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C.M.S. acquired its own property, becoming a place where oft-overlooked innovators could turn their practice into pedagogy, hold residencies and collaborate.
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In recent years, agtech innovators have created exciting new ways to harness the power of technology to enhance the world's food supply.
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The companies include innovators in novel processing and packaging technology and new/functional ingredients that have improved nutritional, labeling or formulation characteristics.
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Lindsay Tabas is the founder and principal of Lady Engineer™, a practice that empowers non-technical innovators to grow their startups.
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This in turn has discouraged innovators, venture capitalists and companies in creating the new technologies that make modern life a veritable miracle.
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"Ultimately, the Chinese are competing to become the world's leading innovators, and the United States is not playing to win," he wrote.
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On Tuesday, Forbes released its annual 30 Under 30, a list of 600 young innovators and trendsetters who are changing the world.
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Jabusch said he has succeeded in investing in innovators with strong intellectual-property positions and those benefiting from long-lived economic trends.
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"Ultimately, the Chinese are competing to become the world's leading innovators, and the United States is not playing to win," he said.
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Unaccompanied minors are the de-facto vanguard of the greatest migration since the Second World War—its innovators and its guinea pigs.
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CEO, JMG Public RelationsMy company: JMG Public Relations is an award-winning public relations firm for venture-backed startup companies and innovators.
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But the real patent crisis we face is the inability of innovators to get patents for their new inventions under Section 101.
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New products will be launched early into Saudi Arabia, as innovators will have no fear of their valuable IP rights being compromised.
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The state-by-state, patchwork approach starting with the CCPA is only likely to further that confusion for both consumers and innovators.
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Energy innovators face a long list of regulations that are just as effective at reducing productivity as they are at reducing emissions.
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On Christmas Eve, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign's wisest innovators put on a competition: whoever gives donates the smallest amount of money wins.
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In its annual The Lives They Lived issue, The Times Magazine remembers artists, innovators and thinkers we lost in the past year.
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He was one of the great innovators of musique concrète, the mid-20th-century style of employing and distorting nontraditional musical sounds.
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And I'd be lying if I wasn't also hoping the competition continues to inspire the next generation of great American aerospace innovators.
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Doing so requires a shared commitment between innovators and the insurance plans that are harder pressed to offer these advances to the poor.
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Some worry about the possibility of growing inequality between the tech-innovators who own all the tech assets and the rest of us.
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SARA EISEN: WITH THAT LET'S SEND IT OVER TO SANTA BARBARA WHERE WILFRED FROST IS LIVE FROM GOLDMAN SACHS BUILDERS AND INNOVATORS SUMMIT.
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At Disrupt London you'll get to attend a series of lectures and interviews with a truly incredible lineup of entrepreneurs, investors and innovators.
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With that ticket, you'll get to attend a series of interviews and lectures with a truly incredible lineup of entrepreneurs, investors and innovators.
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"By doing this we will not only create a happier and healthier workforce, but also cultivate more inspired leaders and innovators," Branson writes.
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Americans can win this race if we act quickly to unleash U.S. innovators to regain 5G leadership and place the national interest first.
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The new headquarters will be leaner, faster and more open with a constant flow of industry partners, customers and innovators, G.E. executives say.
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Why it matters: Over 20 educators, innovators and employers from across the city dissected the digital divide's biggest trends, problems and potential solutions.
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We're impressed by the Sub-Saharan Africa startup scene and can't wait to meet the next crop of innovators in the coming weeks.
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Early innovators take big risks and may not be rewarded; the government needs to encourage them by building infrastructure and giving tax breaks.
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Real Estate Innovators is hosted by Ryan Cox, the managing partner of Founders Grove Capital, and focuses specifically on proptech and technological innovation.
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With stakes so high, the players are usually heralded as the innovators within their industries, earning celebrity statuses within the world of business.
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At Disrupt, you'll be able to attend a series of lectures and interviews with a truly incredible lineup of entrepreneurs, investors and innovators.
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Another risk is that much of the workforce lacks the right skills to complete the new-economy tasks that innovators might dream up.
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In short, Disrupt is a fantastic way to connect with like-minded investors, innovators and entrepreneurs for three days of high-tech fun.
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Instead, innovators need to focus on delivering tools that help advance patient care, because "virtual" care is no substitute for actual health care.
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All these breakthroughs show that the coming year is going to be full of opportunities for innovators, and the medtech industry at large.
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One of the best-known commercial applications for drones is package delivery, which has been proposed by several innovators (including Amazon and Google).
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Innovators like Cylance and Crowdstrike, both valued above a billion dollars, are tackling the endpoint security problem in novel (non-signature based) ways.
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But now, I think we're in a regime change and that the next crop of successful financial innovators will look a lot different.
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Unfortunately, that same platform means his plans face instant, knee-jerk scrutiny that previous generation's innovators, inventors and geniuses might have wilted beneath.
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If we don't take measures to protect American manufacturers and innovators from evolving threats like patent abuses, we will stunt our own growth.
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And if you need reminding why Disrupt Berlin is the must-attend event for entrepreneurs, innovators and investors, let us count the ways.
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We caution legislators against any weakening or revision of the IPR process, for the sake of America's innovators, technology-users and job-creators.
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And it's going to originate in places like Rhode Island and be architected by a new generation of political innovators like Gina Raimondo.
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The movement is closely tied to the Indian Robotix League, which hosts an annual robotics competition and training event dedicated to young innovators.
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People across the world may face a variety of challenges, but innovators, activists, and organizations worked together in 21.5 to find impressive solutions.
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Soon thousands of entrepreneurs, innovators and investors will flock to the beautiful Pier 48 for the best startup show in the Bay Area.
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Supporting early-stage innovators with a place to work and resources to run their business ultimately benefits the global life science ecosystem overall.
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In that time, we've seen more and more car manufacturers, tech innovators, and data experts join the conversation about the future of mobility.
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By harnessing the power of brilliant innovators from around the world, the U.S. video game industry strengthens its contributions to the American economy.
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We're looking for the Middle East and North Africa's best innovators, makers and technical entrepreneurs to participate in TechCrunch Startup Battlefield MENA 2018.
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If governments move to abandon on-street parking, then they — alongside entrepreneurs and innovators — can use the new space for more productive uses.
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The current rhetoric has many in our country taking an inward look at immigration and wanting to close doors to entrepreneurs and innovators.
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Joshua Gans and Andrew Leigh: Our concern is the prevalence of monopolies and particularly situations that make it hard for innovators to compete.
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Big countries will only frustrate and drive their innovators to flee to friendly, smaller countries which will soon become the meccas of finance.
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We've no need to be throwing roadblocks in the way of our innovators who are working to step up and set international standards.
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Operating in a network of billionaire technology innovators, he was known for making informal but lasting personal connections that helped shape the industry.
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Warner and Peters sent a letter to Trump on Thursday arguing that it's "critical" to fill the vacancy to provide leadership to innovators.
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Sounds like the team behind Roominate isn't only building a future for themselves, but for the next generation of builders, innovators and engineers.
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Far from letting markets work, the deregulatory agenda freezes markets in time to protect incumbents against innovators who can build a better mousetrap.
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While describing the parties and political woes that defined the decade, McAuliffe draws fascinating connections among the politicians, the innovators and the artists.
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For now, entrepreneurs and innovators must continue to apply for waivers and wait months to learn if the government will let them fly.
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Why not give innovators a level playing field and find out whether their products are better and safer than what we have today?
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The data are available to the public, and is already attracting the interest of startups and innovators that funnel data into actionable insights.
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It's unclear what size or form the chiplets would take — that's up to the creators, the innovators in that enormous village, to decide.
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It means we owe a lot to innovators who have risked so much to bring new products, services, and jobs to the market.
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Entrepreneurs are innovators, not administrators, but too often we are hindered by archaic compliance laws that fly in the face of common sense.
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UTEMS was the nucleus for these innovators, but until recently, its history was relegated to academic journals and electroacoustic conferences across the country.
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But if history is any indication, investors' desire for it will burn as long as there are innovators pursuing the next breakthrough high.
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But gradually, government officials, politicians and other companies became convinced that Microsoft's power should be curbed to keep the door open for innovators.
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Because in some ways it would have been nice to have all those innovators in New York if it had been properly done.
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The lives they lived: In an annual remembrance, we look back at some of the artists, innovators and thinkers we lost this year.
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It also maintains a Leadership Council, which it describes as "a network of business, philanthropic, and civic innovators committed to" the center's mission.
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These are enterprising educators who develop reputations as digital learning innovators, attracting tech companies eager to capitalize on the teachers' expertise and influence.
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Sam Rivers and Anthony Braxton, on flutes and reed instruments, were structural innovators and freethinkers, deciding how wide-open improvisation could conjure stories.
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It will be a feminism of organizers and intellectuals, a feminism of artists and innovators, and a feminism of presidents and political leaders.
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Such a trend could shift the advantage away from Align and towards up and coming direct-to-consumer innovators like SmileDirectClub and Candid.
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But why quibble?) More recent innovators, like Trent Reznor ("The Social Network"), Danny Elfman (Tim Burton's "Batman") and Rachel Portman ("Race"), speak eloquently.
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If there&aposs one constant in this ever-changing world, it&aposs that innovators are constantly imagining how things can be made better.
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Perhaps helplessly, users of iPhones, Instagram and Google maps around the world have remained in thrall to the visions of California's tech innovators.
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Universities have been found to encourage growth through a variety of levers: They add demand to local communities, but they also add innovators.
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Overall, the coalition aims to connect "social innovators with policymakers, with the overarching goal of translating local impact to federal change," Smolover said.
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The US Department of Commerce houses the patent and trademark office, whose mission is to protect our nation's innovators and their intellectual property.
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Fortunately, recent developments show signs that a new era of engagement has started between the DoD and commercial high-tech innovators, including startups.
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I've created massive value by building a powerful network of influencers, innovators, and leaders in disciplines from Silicon Valley venture capitalists to nuns.
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Prospective innovators were paid four hundred and fifty million dollars—about five billion dollars in today's money, by Nicholas's calculations—in government contracts.
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Again, investors recognize this trend and are putting their money behind the companies that are attracting (and retaining) this next wave of innovators.
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The GES will bring people together and allow them to share their experiences, provide them with access to mentors, funders and other innovators.
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By unleashing the power of entrepreneurs and innovators, and securing the freedom to aspire, Texas will long remain the best state for business.
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If political leaders are threatening regulations, innovators do not know what the state of play will be if, and when, their product launches.
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The importance of embracing foreign-born innovators grows even clearer when we consider the sector most lauded in the present-day economy: technology.
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A stronger patent system will support a more robust and innovative American economy – one that benefits American innovators, businesses, workers, and consumers alike.
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There are plenty of modern-day innovators making music conscious of jazz history while looking forward for inspiration (see Kamasi Washington, Steve Lehman).
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With a dedication to hire innovators and forward thinkers, door1door offers "delicious" breakfasts, free drinks to employees, in addition to helping staff relocate.
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ET. The series is part of Lucasfilm and Disney's Star Wars: Force for Change philanthropic initiative to inspire the next generation of innovators.
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If you believe the hype, San Francisco has turned into a tech haven filled with Google Glass–wearing millennials who fancy themselves innovators.
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Here's to the next generation of mobile device start-ups and innovators, competing to bring you the next wave of class-leading Android devices.
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But innovators spawn imitators and an emerging startup thinks it can retrofit any store with its AI-powered item tracking system starting next year.
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Episode 6 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Digital ag innovators like AgDNA, Blue River, Farmers Business Network, FarmLink and Farmobile all stand out from the pack in terms of automation capabilities.
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And these innovators are providing a range of new products that make it easier for exporters to succeed in the world's most populous market.
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It's simply in their nature to take the road less traveled, which is what makes them one of the real innovators of the Zodiac.
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Among the establishment innovators are likes of Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook, Oculus) and Jeff Bezos (Amazon, Blue Origin), both dutifully shepherding us into the future.
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Episode 4 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Policymakers should consult and engage experts in artificial intelligence, entrepreneurs, and innovators who understand how to protect consumers in markets that sell complex services.
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We need innovators and administrators to come together and agree on common standards and rules to make the process more efficient, fair and effective.
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She also developed a younger sound, collaborating with innovators at the time like the Eurythmics and George Michael (on her follow-up album, Aretha).
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But Pebble was one of the most important innovators in the smartwatch space, and the company delivered consistently interesting product design, generation after generation.
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"It's bad for creators, for entrepreneurs and for innovators," Google's chief business officer, Philipp Schindler, said at the dmexco digital marketing fair in Cologne.
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To support this effort, Lucasfilm and Disney are teaming up with FIRST to bring learning opportunities and mentorship to the next generation of innovators.
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Prepare to spend the day engaging with the leading innovators, makers and investors bent on shaping the future of these two game-changing technologies.
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Meantime, however, it feels one of the places key places in which one of consumer electronics' key innovators is playing catch up, big time.
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Episode 1 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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She also said the support from regulators such as the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) made Australia "very attractive" to innovators and startups.
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Episode 3 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Nearly 75 years later it's time again to ask technologists, innovators, entrepreneurs and academics: will you be party to the 'ruthless annihilation of cities'?
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This impressive cohort of innovators, makers and technology entrepreneurs will compete head-to-head and, in the process, launch their companies to the world.
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Episode 3 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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The first-ever White House Water Summit will be held on March 22 to get many of these water innovators in the same room.
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Episode 11 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 9 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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There are more than 300 tech hubs across the continent (and counting) that are building, supporting and bringing together African startups, mentors and innovators.
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Let's hope the innovators are working overtime because we're going to need some major absorption for the bullshit that's about to come pouring out.
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The ProposalThe Chairman's proposal will create a framework for providing innovators, device manufacturers and app developers the information they need to develop new technologies.
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Episode 8 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Acevedo — who was born and bred in southern California — believes that Texas, and particularly Houston, offers innovators a very attractive alternative to Silicon Valley.
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Episode 5 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 2 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 10 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Every year, innovators and disruptors push the boundaries beyond what we previously thought was possible by introducing new and exciting products to the masses.
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Hailed as a real-world medical tricorder from "Star Trek," the Scanadu Scout picked up a CES Innovators award in both 22 and 2014.
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Engage will be overseen by independent intellectuals, innovators, social scientists, indigenous actors, civil society, but it will be rolled out locally by local hosts.
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But I think the flow of proven titles to VR will be slow, which will leave a gap for the industry's innovators to fill.
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The result has been the creation of a legal minefield for innovators, while patent "trolls", who live off harassment litigation, have a field day.
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The CDC Foundation provides a bridge between public and private innovators and aids the CDC in pursuing cutting-edge solutions to public health crises.
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Indeed, supporting early-stage innovators with a place to work and resources to run their business ultimately benefits the global life science ecosystem overall.
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And together, we can ensure that all of today's students have the access and knowledge to become the innovators and pioneers of the future.
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Conservatives should work to ensure that the eventual solutions are market-based strategies to encourage consumers and innovators alike to pursue socially optimal outcomes.
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Innovators who demonstrate motivation and willingness to take on a role as a leader in migrant-led innovation are trained to be PLACE Catalysts.
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But imagine a world where medtech innovators could avoid reinventing the wheel and focus on bigger ambitions — what leaps could we make in technology?
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"Leading companies and innovators should not only 'think different,' they should 'act differently' when it comes to customer transparency and inclusion," Kelly and Rep.
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This indeed should be considered as "taking advantage" of U.S. innovators, especially when health or financial crises that might precipitate their use don't exist.
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It is time for our innovators, our contractors, and our national leaders, to start working together to bring technology across industries up to par.
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Its coal powered the industrial revolution, its innovators drilled the world's first oil well, and now it's America's second largest gas producer, after Texas.
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For a long time, the ups and downs of Brooks and other country innovators only underscored Strait's position as the genre's most dependable act.
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Inge Hardison, whose bronze sculptures immortalized black historical figures, innovators and ordinary people she characterized as "Our Folks," died on March 19363 in Manhattan.
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Thus, it is especially important that American innovators and creative people be protected as much as possible from foreign imitators who are, effectively, thieves.
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The USMCA would modernize NAFTA to meet the needs of the digital age and to address the challenges that American creators and innovators face.
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To technologists and innovators, the "Internet of Things" (IoT) represents a world of exciting new benefits that will solve important technical and social problems.
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The election of Emmanuel Macron as president of France may have created an unlikely set of beneficiaries: U.S. climate scientists and clean energy innovators.
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To support innovation, the government must foster more risk-taking and cross-departmental thinking and more fluid interaction with innovators in the private sector.
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A future where education is built to nurture critical thinkers and innovators, problem solvers and creators, and supports learning throughout an individual's working life.
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This could otherwise severely inhibit innovators' ability to test and deploy new technologies nationwide that have the great potential to improve safety and mobility.
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Episode 7 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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How do you build off of anger toward an economy that fails the middle class, but still align with professionals, innovators, and metropolitan areas?
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H-Farm has raised €60 million to create H-Campus, the first real international education program dedicated to forming the next generation of innovators.
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Innovation is about investing in your people and arming potential innovators with the resources and tools they need to make their ideas a reality.
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"The FCC's decision to overturn the 2015 rules violates both federal law as well as harms internet users and innovators," wrote Mozilla's Denelle Dixon.
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Gone, it seems, with the election of one loud-mouthed politician, which makes me worry about what will inspire the next generation of innovators.
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With so many millions of gig workers in need of healthcare, there are rich opportunities for innovators able to figure out this particular puzzle.
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Both The Office and 30 Rock were at their peaks, and hour-long dramedies like Ugly Betty and Desperate Housewives were seen as innovators.
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And ABBA, the constant innovators, the wearers of genuinely horrendous sleeves, with their many perfect pop songs, offer us that chance most of all.
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Started by Jillian Ogle, a Bay Area-based game designer and participant in Intel's Software Innovators program, Let's Robot allows viewers of a Twitch.
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Soon, we'll be cramming the place full of thousands of innovators, investors and tech enthusiasts for the best startup show in the Big Apple.
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The Commission on the Theft of American Intellectual Property estimates that it costs U.S. innovators and consumers hundreds of billions of dollars each year.
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Collectors and scientists have started investigating how to stave off further damage and extend the life spans of endangered pieces designed by important innovators.
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There's this vaguely libertarian idea, which people in Silicon Valley love to promulgate, that innovators need to be left alone to work their magic.
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Norwich's steadfast encouragement provides the perfect platform for the kind of risk taking that launches innovators like Pearce and Kearney into the great unknown.
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"John was one of the innovators of the full-service salon," said Sarah Brown, a writer, brand consultant and former beauty director of Vogue.
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With this approach, Kerby puts himself alongside innovators like Alexander McQueen and Hussein Chalayan, who challenged dominant perceptions in society with their bold presentations.
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SP We have to resist the temptation to say that the fantastic good that's done by foundations and innovators takes governments off the hook.
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The mood of this band of innovators was eclectic — and electric — as demonstrated by "Gutai: 226-2548," an ambitious show at Fergus McCaffrey gallery.
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We are innovators, early adopters, expert users and technology hackers as we respond to the adversity that the built and natural environments present us.
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Innovators in the poverty space are now recognizing how critical even individual choices are in the process of finding a successful path to prosperity.
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But internal pressure from innovators like Mr Li is more likely to create positive change in China's IP system than a trade war is.
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The festival's outlook is determinedly futuristic, with a sidebar conference — Sónar Plus D — that has virtual-reality showcases and musicians mingling with software innovators.
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And so we work very hard to be a bridge between companies and innovators and technologists and scientists, and those who are least fortunate.
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Renditions submitted to Hamburg Aviation&aposs Crystal Cabin Award show what the aircraft of the future may look like if innovators have their way.
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The big picture: Pressures are coming to bear as the growth of smartphones stalls and innovators vie to figure out what will replace them.
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"I am confident that in the absence of DJI's near-monopoly on the market, American innovators will step up to the challenge," Gallagher said.
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Last month, Apple's Tim Cook toured places like Iowa basking in the adoration of technophiles as one of the top innovators in the world.
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Speaker Pelosi also demanded revisions that will make it more difficult for innovators to have their patent terms adjusted to account for regulatory delays.
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They've had established artists like Rose Wylie, emerging ones like Jamian Juliano-Villanni and Wong Ping, and innovators like Helen Cammock and Kembra Pfahler.
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But before that gets started (on April 193, so snap up tickets now), the company will take a look back at its founding innovators.
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"The principles of copyrightability that Google advances in this case would, if adopted, unnecessarily create uncertainty and doubt among software innovators and their licensees."
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To change the debate about infrastructure, everyday innovators have to get involved in creating our next generations of roads, bridges, pipelines and power grids.
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To test new ideas, they've started the V.A.'s Innovators Network, a community of employees at 22 V.A. medical centers across the United States.
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A more likely outcome would be China erecting trade barriers to keep American innovators out if they refuse to comply with their data demands.
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In The Times Magazine's annual Lives They Lived issue, we remember some of the artists, innovators and thinkers we lost in the past year.
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The true innovators and trailblazers, however, don't only accept that it's part of the process; they aim to fail regularly by setting "impossible" goals.
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Congress should seize this opportunity to put a win on the board for America's innovators, whose core intellectual property assets are under constant threat.
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This is bad not just for innovators but for the American workforce and for key American industries, which depend heavily on strong patent protection.
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We must strive to be innovators and leaders in this race against the clock, ultimately providing the most important element in the equation: hope.
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These young innovators completed CODeLLA's Summer Immersion, where they brainstormed ideas for apps and used the MIT App Inventor to bring them to life.
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ObfuscationEvading regulators, tax avoidance, a 1,000-person communications department, exploiting our culture&aposs idolatry of innovators — these weapons have rendered CNBC Amazon&aposs b----.
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For years this city has been undergoing rapid, unchecked growth, and it desperately needs affordable housing and subsidized work spaces for artists and innovators.
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Before Google, Gundotra was with Microsoft for 15 years, and was recognized on MIT's annual list of innovators under 35 for his work there.
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The former Intel CEO and chairman leaves a legacy that will continue to shape the world's technology and inspire innovators for generations to come.
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After watching David Dawson's "A Million Kisses to My Skin," the first work on Pacific Northwest Ballet's "Contemporary Innovators" program, I was wondering the same.
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Reinsurance firms (which insure the insurers) and Asian insurance champions are almost the only innovators in an industry that is moving at a glacial pace.
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Watch episode 12 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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The story of early Hollywood is very much the story of Silicon Valley, full of innovators fleeing the old rules in search of the new.
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For now, the majority of data-focused innovators in this space are focusing on health and wellness, safety, athletic performance and recovery, and medical spaces.
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Pai "has established a clear record of favoring big corporations at the expense of consumers, innovators, and small businesses," Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said.
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Strong intellectual property laws allow innovators to be compensated for their work, which incentivizes future investment in research and development that can benefit patients everywhere.
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The quickest innovators, if you look at history, are those companies that historically innovate and those that are in deep trouble, because they have to.
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Each year, TechCrunch selects early-stage startups from a pool of thousands across the globe, and selects the top innovators to compete in Startup Battlefield.
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Since 2010, more than $50 billion has been invested globally in almost 653,500 companies as these innovators redefine the way we bank, according to Accenture.
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But the innovators who are really changing the world are more likely to wear labcoats and hold government-related jobs in Grenoble, Munich or Tokyo.
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Countless global firms are enjoying their fastest growth in China, including the world's second-most valuable brand, Apple, and sharing-economy innovators Uber and AirBnB.
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In Latin America and Brazil, a lack of banking services has created a boom for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to build lucrative fintech innovators there.
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Google's actions have hindered the ability to compete for innovators and small- and medium-sized companies in Europe, the United States, and many other regions.
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As explorers, innovators, people who have the opportunity to have an unusual life or different life, we have no right to keep it to ourselves.
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ER: I talk in the book about Twilio and Dropbox and Airbnb; they all had to go through a metamorphosis to empower their internal innovators.
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The best place for government to start is to give innovators in the space the freedom to explore new ways of providing support to workers.
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The federal government should work more closely with policymakers and innovators at the local level to ensure that America's cities are ready for autonomous vehicles.
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Not anymore, at least — because the industry innovators at KFC are giving the people what they want, which is a fried chicken-scented bath bomb.
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Rather than trying to predict the future with a crystal ball, retailers can learn from other industries that preceded them with disruptive technology and innovators.
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As successful SaaS 1.0 vendors increasingly focus up market, emerging SaaS 2.0 innovators emerge in their wake to take on a somewhat orphaned mid-market.
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The USPTO has a number of dedicated resources for innovators including advice on how to file "per se" patents and access to officers and lawyers.
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By the time of Liberty's financial embattlement, other education innovators had taken the idea much further — none more so than a man named John Sperling.
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I wanted this platform to give young innovators the opportunity to share ideas, transfer technology and receive direct funding for projects they can oversee themselves.
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They are influencers, inspirations and innovators, and no one should overlook their work when considering the development of electronic music as we know it today.
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You're going to hear from today's leading innovators, watch exclusive demos onstage and network with some of the world's leading minds in augmented/virtual reality.
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Magazine for its annual INNOVATORS issue about his relationship with West, 41, and why it was important for him to respond publicly on social media.
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It also offers support for women entrepreneurs and innovators, with the aim of bringing female tech geeks to the forefront of change in the country.
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The key is to implement an affordable training platform that will develop employees into multi-skilled innovators who can grow the business and increase profits.
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Watch episode 12 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Indeed, Ezetap and its ilk, which were once seen as innovators, are quickly becoming mainstream, with Indians being forced to switch to electronic payments quickly.
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The Inspiring the Next Space Pioneers and Innovators and Explorers (INSPIRE) act requires NASA to support three mentoring and educational programs for young female students.
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Get a snapshot of the movers and shakers at this Sunset Park outpost by reading about some of the innovators who call Industry City home.
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West demanded respect for hip-hop's innovators, stressed by the commodification of black culture at the expense of the livelihood of its heroes and pioneers.
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More than 300 tech hubs build, support and connect startups, mentors and innovators, and VC investment in African startups and accelerators doubled between 2015-2017.
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Google, where OneWeb's innovators were working at one point, is looking at stratospheric balloons as an alternative way of providing connectivity in the developing world.
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What signal do we send to the risk-takers, the innovators and those who courageously struggle to succeed, when we punish prosperity and vilify success?
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Congress should be doing everything we can to support these entrepreneurs and innovators, and while we've made some progress, we have more work to do.
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While these three have inspired business leaders and innovators of all kinds over the years, it is their children who will carry on their legacy.
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There is not a shred of real-world evidence that innovators are not innovating because of the federal circuit court decision in Oracle v. Google.
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At home, it must revamp crumbling infrastructure, invest in better education, and focus on staying open as the world's leading hub for ideas and innovators.
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They're not rejected ideas for a sci-fi plot, but real-world projects that innovators are developing today to combat mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria.
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With billions of dollars in capital often hinging on a single ruling, investors, innovators and business leaders lost confidence that the agency would act prudentially.
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