The case for the subway is the case for mobility: physical mobility, economic mobility, social mobility.
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But if they talk about mobility — geographic mobility, economic and social mobility, intellectual and spiritual mobility, they are talking the language of the suburbs.
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Mobility for us — when we say a mobility company, we mean mobility at its highest level.
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This is how the O.E.C.D. determines educational mobility: Intergenerational mobility is the intergenerational mobility in educational attainment between children and their parents.
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HERE Mobility The HERE Mobility SDK provides direct access to the Mobility Marketplace so you can build integrated transportation experiences into your application.
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Mobility is baked into Detroit, but Detroit is more than mobility.
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We have upward mobility for a few, and downward mobility for most.
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Upward mobility was newly possible for many people, but so was downward mobility.
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The report looks at mobility levels among counties that ranked in the highest and lowest quartiles on distress — which is to say, the richest and poorest counties — and sorts those counties into four buckets: prosperous ones with high mobility, prosperous ones with low mobility, distressed ones with high mobility, and distressed ones with low mobility.
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It's the work of Switzerland's Micro Mobility Systems, which hopes to remake urban mobility.
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Serbinski: So I'm at a mobility conference, and we no longer call ourselves mobility.
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Sakkers is a founding partner at Maniv Mobility, a global fund investing in mobility.
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Ford has made a number of investments in mobility companies through its Smart Mobility division.
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How does TC Sessions: Mobility stand out in a sea of automotive and mobility conferences?
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There is no hot mobility topic — from autonomy to VC investing trends, from micro-mobility to mobility-first city design, to safety and security — that the agenda does not touch.
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Parents are more motivated by the fear of downward mobility than the prospect of upward mobility.
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Ford Smart Mobility, their role is to design, develop, build, invest, and grow these mobility services.
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How do you make a mobility scooter that still looks like a mobility scooter burn rubber?
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But European workers often lack the job mobility that Americans enjoy and expect (particularly upward mobility).
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Mobility mavericks, get ready to strut your stuff at TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 on May 14.
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"We want to see transit agencies become mobility conveners and brokers," says Sharon Feigon, the executive director of the Shared-Use Mobility Center, which promotes relationships between agencies and private mobility companies.
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Cities could also use mobility data to plan infrastructure updates that could expand mobility options and accessibility, and ensure that available mobility services are equitable and that no neighborhoods are left behind.
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Anyways… TC Sessions: Mobility We hosted our first-ever mobility-focused conference this week in San Jose.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 will be packed with a veritable who's who of mobility movers, shakers and makers.
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TC Sessions: Mobility, a day-long intensive experience, explores the current and future states of mobility and transportation.
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It's about the mobility of trains, planes and automobiles, of course, but also about social and economic mobility.
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The important thing to know is that as best as we can tell, short-term mobility does not translate into long-term mobility — even in countries like Sweden where short-term mobility is very high.
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The places that have the very highest rates of mobility for black men, like Boston, actually have lower rates of upward mobility than the very worst places of upward mobility for white men, like Charlotte.
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While there were improvements in global mobility, the progress in freedom of mobility going forward could take a hit.
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Ford Smart Mobility, the company Ford founded to focus on mobility alternatives to vehicle ownership, acquired Chariot in September.
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Another way that you would know it is when you see class mobility, intergenerational class mobility, start to decline.
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In short, places with higher social mobility have tended to vote more Republican than places with lower social mobility.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 is a day-long conference focusing on the current and future state of mobility and transportation.
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"Labor mobility and wage mobility, those were concepts that we talked about but they weren't really a reality," Anderson said.
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The same is true for educational mobility: Upward educational mobility tends to be higher in countries with low income inequality.
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And so now we don't have a word, but I think we found more mobility companies by dropping the word mobility.
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Wages were low in part because of lack of mobility—with perfect mobility, wages (skill-adjusted) would be the same everywhere.
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Short-term mobility is much easier to study than long-term mobility, since the records are much more precise and complete.
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On May 13, the night before TC Sessions: Mobility 2020, TechCrunch is hosting a private Pitch Night for mobility-focused startups.
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"We believe that widely distributing accurate information about mobility services, such as the use of a curb, is a key step in accelerating the adoption of a digital mobility market that more effectively matches mobility supply with increased demand."
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The three current stats on armor (Mobility, Resilience, and Recovery) are all represented by a simple 1 to 10 scale, but nowhere in the game can you find what the actual difference between Mobility 1 and Mobility 8 are.
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"Mobility Report Cards: The Role of Colleges in Intergenerational Mobility" (Raj Chetty, John N. Friedman, Emmanuel Saez, Nicholas Turner, Danny Yagan; 2017)
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Levinson is just one of the many leaders in autonomous vehicles, scooters and electric mobility who will participate in TC Sessions: Mobility.
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The future of mobility is the big topic driving TC Sessions: Mobility 2019, which takes place July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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Finally, Ford is establishing a Mobility Marketing and Growth division, which will focus (unsurprisingly) on global marketing efforts regarding its mobility businesses.
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Toyota has also selected May Mobility as one of its partners to develop autonomous transportation-as-a-service for future mobility platforms.
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Black families experience more downward mobility when it comes to wealth over their lifespan, whereas white families are likelier to experience upward mobility.
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Above all, what will rule is the aggregation of multiple sources of mobility, with an aim to ensure accessibility to all — connected mobility.
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Black people are less likely than white people to experience the American dream of upward mobility and more likely to experience downward mobility.
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"Ultimately, we are building a platform for the mobility market, which we define as buying and selling mobility services," Smyth says of Coord.
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Another reason is that it prohibits social mobility — and it turns out social mobility in the US might be worse than once thought.
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Conservatives argued it showed that single parents hurt mobility; the Center for American Progress used the data to argue that unions improve mobility.
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In May 2018, it set up Mobility Asia, which focuses on connectivity, smart mobility ecosystems, infrastructure ecosystems, service and data monetization, and autonomous cars.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019, TechCrunch's day-long intensive event focused on the current and future state of mobility, takes place in San Jose, Calif.
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Malek will elaborate on what markets are most appealing to May Mobility while onstage at TC Sessions: Mobility on July 10 in San Jose.
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They created the chair using a model from Go Baby Go, a mobility tech company that produces custom vehicles for kids with limited mobility.
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And that's the first of the five reasons TC Sessions: Mobility is a must: The Mobility category is too momentous to walk on by.
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Tel Aviv Our event in Tel Aviv leaned heavily toward mobility, and served as a preview of what would become Sessions: Mobility in 2019.
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If you're an early-stage mobility startup, make sure you grab an exhibitor package to get your startup in front of today's leading mobility leaders.
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Join the mobility and transportation tech community — the top technologists, investors researchers and visionaries — on May 14 at TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 in San Jose.
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If Middlemarch articulates Eliot's faith in a world of greater physical mobility, social mobility is the transformation that forms the blazing heart of her vision.
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They can also call on members of the UK's Social Mobility Commission to get them to recognize the importance of the economic roots of social mobility.
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Hackett is currently chairman of Ford Smart Mobility, a Ford Unit started to design, build, grow and invest in emerging mobility services, according the Ford website.
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Americans were for a long time the most mobile people in the world, and this geographic mobility drove America's economy, and its social mobility as well.
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I think two wheelers will play a role in individual mobility, individual mobility will be our driving theme also for the next 10 years or so.
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Major automakers including BMW, Renault, GM, and Ford are members of the mobility open blockchain initiative (MOBI), a consortium pushing blockchain's use in the mobility industry.
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In March, Scoot launched the Scoot Mobility Operating System to offer a white-label service to cities that may want to operate Scoot-like mobility systems.
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Hero has created the Emerging Mobility business unit to give an impetus to new mobility trends such as Electric Vehicles, the company said in a statement.
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"How do you create mobility options for the next 900 million?" asked Anand Shah, a senior vice president at Ola who oversees its electric mobility efforts.
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Brazil's top mobility startup, Grow Mobility (which rose out of a merger between e-scooter companies Grin from Mexico and Yellow from Brazil) also pulled back.
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One project asks them to examine the mobility data that Chetty and his co-authors collected, and see how mobility varies in and around their hometown.
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Specifically, Toyota Mobility Foundation and Nesta are on the look out for teams working on the creation of what it calls "personal mobility devices incorporating intelligent systems".
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They will be automotive, you'll be expecting a completely different interior, and its a march not only of mobility and technology, but mobility and third living spaces.
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The move from the traditional model without connectivity and computers will change to one of owned autonomy, shared mobility and, eventually, to Autopia-on-demand autonomous mobility.
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That's why we're inviting students with a passion for mobility-related tech to join us at TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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And beyond pure physical mobility, they should work to nurture a broader "mobility mindset" - a set of goals essential in today's increasingly fluid and challenging competitive landscape.
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Ford's Mobility business, which is tasked with investing in autonomous driving and other mobility technologies and business opportunities, posted higher losses than the same quarter last year.
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Wunder Mobility, the Hamburg-based startup that provides a range of mobility services, from carpooling to electric scooter rentals, has raised $30 million in Series B funding.
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The firm has made $50 million in commitments already to the Sinovation Ventures fund in China and the Maniv Mobility investment fund — focused on mobility — in Israel.
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Also in Grand Rapids (a new hotbed of mobility innovation), May Mobility recently launched its driverless shuttles on a 3.2-mile downtown bus route in the city.
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"The California Dream is predicated on upward mobility and the upward mobility cannot exist if people can't afford to live here," Mr. Newsom said in an interview.
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TechCrunch is excited to announce that Tsay will join us onstage at TC Sessions: Mobility, a one-day conference dedicated to the future of mobility and transportation.
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NASA and a clutch of startup and established companies are moving forward with plans to transform mobility in urban environments through the Urban Air Mobility Grand Challenge.
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Using OECD upward educational mobility data from its 2018 education report, we measured upward educational mobility, on the vertical axis, against income inequality, on the horizontal axis.
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However, although the Mobility Unlimited Challenge website contains a list of product ideas that would quality for entry to the competition, Toyota Mobility Foundation are keen not to point too much in any one direction or to presume it knows what mobility problems people with lower-limb paralysis face.
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Described as "The Davos of Mobility" by some media outlets, the event was organized by the Michelin Group with support from its partners (including Total) and brought together a wide range of players investing in the mobility of the future: lower-carbon and more innovative forms of mobility.
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If you're wild about anything and everything related to mobility and transportation, you do not want to miss the TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 conference in San Jose, Calif.
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There really is an important trend that people should be paying attention to when it comes to global worker mobility and particularly the mobility of Chinese tech workers.
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"We agree that a reform is needed to help tackle mobility issues and increase the strong potential for professional drivers to fully contribute to better mobility," Verdiesen wrote.
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Understanding the roots of social mobility by honestly and critically engaging with the academic literature on the subject is essential to closing the black-white male mobility gap.
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"Taxify is an ideal addition to our existing and extensive mobility services portfolio," Joerg Lamparter, head of mobility services at Daimler Financial Services, said in a statement Wednesday.
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Parkmobile will become part of BMW Group's Mobility Services portfolio, which is expanding in scope and influence now that mobility is an area of increasing interest for automakers.
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Ownership is no longer required in order to access personal mobility, and Chinese internet companies are actively investing in future mobility technologies (including connected, electric and autonomous vehicles).
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"Transportation has always been about freedom and mobility, and people aging and losing their ability to drive means that they have less freedom and less mobility," he said.
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Founded in Hamburg in 2014, but now with an international focus, including emerging markets, Wunder Mobility supplies software, hardware, and operational services for various "future-oriented" mobility concepts.
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In contrast, black Americans have substantially lower rates of upward mobility and higher rates of downward mobility than whites, leading to large income disparities that persist across generations.
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Air mobility startup Volocopter will be working together with on-demand transportation, food delivery and payments company Grab on a feasibility study around air mobility in Southeast Asia.
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Data points in the lower-left area of the plot are low-inequality, high-mobility countries, while those in the upper-right are high-inequality, low-mobility countries.
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It's hard to believe they would not get behind this to make sure all the diverse population in that state has the opportunity for social mobility and income mobility.
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"Cities around the world need to plan strategically for the evolving mobility needs of their population," Rolf Kullen, mobility director at Kantar, said in a press release on Monday.
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He'll report to a board of directors chaired by Marcy Klevorn, Ford's executive vice president and president of mobility, a larger department that also houses Ford Smart Mobility LLC.
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You'll hear from government officials pushing the edge of alternative transportation and smart mobility, and you'll hear venture capitalists discussing how mobility startups can scale and navigate international expansion.
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Carmakers are spending billions on developing electric vehicles and software-based mobility services as tougher emission rules, a shift toward shared mobility and connectivity are transforming the auto industry.
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"With significant investments in automated driving, mobility management platforms and smart infrastructure, Intel is at the forefront of a fundamental transformation of urban mobility," Shashua said in a statement.
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Daimler, meanwhile, has amassed a huge number of "mobility" holdings, which last month grew even more when it combined its mobility efforts with BMW's in a $1.1 billion deal.
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Toyota leads $20193M investment in autonomous shuttle startup May Mobility May Mobility has 25 autonomous low-speed shuttles spread out between Detroit; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and Providence, Rhode Island.
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He has also been chairman of Ford Smart Mobility LLC, a subsidiary of Ford formed to accelerate the company's plans to design, build, grow and invest in emerging mobility services.
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The New Mobility in the Israel group's proposal was formally accepted by the Israeli government during a private ceremony at the Smart Mobility Summit 2018 in Tel Aviv last Monday.
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And government officials like Anat Lea Bonshtien, the chairman and director of the Fuel Choices and Smart Mobility Initiative in the Prime Minister's Office, who are driving mobility technologies forward.
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Morgan Stanley estimates that Alphabet's Waymo mobility business could be worth $70 billion by 2030 if it takes even 1 percent of the world market for mobility, measured in miles.
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We surveyed top VCs in the mobility sector to see where they're putting their money, and one thing quickly became apparent — investors are funding startups that bring connectivity to mobility.
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"Our vision of Urban Air Mobility will transform the concept of urban transportation," Jaiwon Shin, executive vice president and head of Hyundai's Urban Air Mobility Division, said in a release.
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Bradford K. Newman is the chair of Paul Hastings' Employee Mobility and Trade Secret Practice and the author of Protecting Intellectual Property In The Age Of Employee Mobility: Forms and Analysis.
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But as we push through this transformative era in transportation, I'll take the "mobility company" over the automaker every time, because at least the mobility company knows it needs to transform.
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Ford's acquiring both of these companies through its Smart Mobility LLC subsidiary, and the new companies bring new talent, which is also part of a general realignment of its Mobility group.
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In the race to dominate the future of mobility, Chinese mobility startups are quickly emerging and expanding, backed by deep-pocketed investors who are generating profits from China's booming digital economy.
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The final call for all the mobility and transportation startuppers who want to save a solid Benjamin on their ticket to the TC Sessions: Mobility 143 conference in San Jose, Calif.
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" But not only do I not believe that, I explicitly called out lack of social mobility as a problem in the essay: "Closely related to poverty is lack of social mobility.
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Geographic mobility also could be encouraged through clever reforms such as funding for mobility grants and allowing welfare benefits to be portable, lowering the cost of moving for the economically disadvantaged.
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The company has since announced Ford Smart Mobility, a new division of the company aimed at designing, creating and investing in advances in connectivity, mobility, self-driving cars and other innovations.
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" Local forces in Syria "don't have as good mobility.
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Mobility is an area that has tremendous potential in terms of impact on people's lives, he said, and Uber is a company uniquely positioned to address those issues, by offer "mobility to people who wouldn't have had access to mobility before," and throughout efforts like UberPOOL, which have the potential to ease urban traffic congestion.
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That lack of economic mobility, that lack of social mobility, if it is not truncated immediately, if we don't start working towards increasing access to mobility, Georgia runs the very real risk of being stuck where we are and losing that capacity that we've always had to be the leading state in the south.
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The children of U.S.-born fathers might appear as a group to have lower mobility because the legacy of slavery and discrimination has left African-American men with particularly low mobility rates.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place on July 10, and this is your chance to showcase your early-stage mobility startup in front of mobility's best and brightest founders, investors and technologists.
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Among those to raise Series A rounds within the past year were: Grin and Yellow (now Grow Mobility): Bird/Lime clones raised $150 million as Grow Mobility from GGV Capital and Monashees.
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JERUSALEM, July 26 (Reuters) - Israel's Maniv Mobility said on Wednesday it raised more than $40 million for its first venture fund to invest in early stage companies in the mobility technology sector.
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"Uber is innovating new mobility hardware to make it safer and easier for people to choose bikes and scooters over cars," Uber Head of New Mobility Rachel Holt said in a statement.
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There's no better place to see, share and learn about these revolutionary advances than at TC Sessions: Mobility 2019, a day-long conference that takes a deep dive into all things mobility.
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In a previous study, the team found that being physically active lowered the risk of any persistent mobility disability by 28 percent, and the risk of major mobility disability by 18 percent.
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The German-based urban air mobility provider has a goal of making city transportation safe, quiet, and emission-free by creating "air taxis" and an urban mobility ecosystem according to the company.
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BMW is collaborating with urban mobility products maker Micro Mobility Systems to launch an e-scooter in September that will be fitted with a 150-watt motor, the company announced in May.
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The company is expanding on the heels of a $2.5 million seed round led by Maniv Mobility, European e-mobility firm Contrarian Ventures, individual investors and former executives of Uber and Deliveroo.
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The Detroit automaker announced today that it was breaking out its mobility programs — which run the gamut from car sharing to autonomous vehicles — into a separate subsidiary called Ford Smart Mobility LLC.
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A recent survey by the Toyota Mobility Foundation of 575 wheelchair users across five countries (America, Brazil, Britain, India and Japan) found that 39% had been unable to work because of mobility problems.
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Ole Harms is Executive Director and Head of New Business and Mobility Services at Volkswagen Group founding the 13th Brand for mobility services, and is also a Board of Directors Member of Gett.
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But Microsoft's presence looms large, and its Enterprise Mobility Suite offering includes Enterprise Mobility Management, Azure AD and mobile security for only $7 per user, placing an immovable floor on the market opportunity.
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Maniv Mobility, an affiliate of 20-year old Maniv Investments and founded by Michael Granoff, already includes a portfolio of 15 mobility technology startups, mostly in Israel with some in the United States.
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The implication is that there's much less economic mobility over the long run than short-term figures would lead you to believe — even in the countries where short-term mobility is very high.
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So far the fund's focus has been on themes including electric mobility and mobility services, Schwarzenbauer said, but the focus would be expanded to include autonomous driving, digitalisation, cloud services and artificial intelligence.
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The data comes from a report titled Mobility Report Cards: The Role of Colleges in Intergenerational Mobility by researchers at Stanford University, Brown University, University of California, Berkeley, and the U.S. Treasury Department.
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And by all appearances, it's not just lip service: Ford recently spun off its next-generation mobility initiatives into a wholly owned subsidiary, Ford Smart Mobility LLC, with operations centered in Palo Alto.
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"Between the acquisition of Autonomic and TransLoc, plus the organizational changes, this is an acceleration of the mobility strategy here at Ford," explained Neil Schloss, Ford's CFO of Ford Mobility in an interview.
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Swiss startup Avrios reckons business mobility is going to get a whole lot more interesting as companies adopt more tailored mobility solutions, rather than sticking with the traditional one car per person model.
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Because according to the Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit: Tiny but mighty micro mobility It was a bit quiet on the micro-mobility front this week, but here's what jumped out.
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One way to summarize the complexity of the distribution of income over time is that there is a decent amount of absolute mobility but perhaps not as much relative mobility as we'd desire.
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Michael Granoff of Maniv Mobility, Ted Serbinski of Techstars and Bain Capital's Sarah Smith will debate the uncertain future of mobility tech and whether VC dollars are enough to push the industry forward.
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By all appearances, that's not just lip service: Ford recently spun off its next-generation mobility initiatives into a wholly owned subsidiary, Ford Smart Mobility LLC, with operations centered in Palo Alto, Calif.
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DETROIT — "Mobility" has become a buzzword in the automotive industry.
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Now, however, Ford is putting its stamp on modern mobility.
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"CMA sought to reduce our mobility in Kidal," he said.
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General Motors' history hasn't been especially kind to electric mobility.
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Things are shifting quickly in the world of urban mobility.
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The link between social mobility and economic opportunity is broken.
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Not only has Strudel lost weight, she has gained mobility.
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The results dovetail with other research on global mobility trends.
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Bearings replace zippers for more mobility in the pressurized suits.
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Yet immigrants' social mobility is still low in absolute terms.
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But mobility and misdirection are your most powerful tools here.
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Supplies are scarce, especially mobility chairs and physiotherapy exercise equipment.
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For years, both firms operated their own mobility ventures separately.
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We've exciting news We're joining a new mobility brand family.
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I think the work's mobility is part of its meaning.
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Cars are also not solving a mobility or transportation problem.
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Of course, there was plenty of room for upward mobility.
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The bottom line: Mobility solutions are unique to every city.
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Even the most innovative mobility concepts eventually require a vehicle.
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This is Toyota's first real foray into autonomous mobility services.
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Ford lost $674 million on its mobility segment, including AVs.
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So that's actually where the bulk of the mobility happens.
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A couple of interesting mobility pilots and deployments stand out.
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Fawaz previously worked as executive vice president at Motorola Mobility.
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As you can see, this increases mobility quite a bit.
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I have less flexibility, mobility, and energy than younger people.
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The first is that it promotes the mobility of people.
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The French government is currently working on a mobility law.
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To Gio's mother, dreams of upward mobility still felt remote.
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Ehlena Fry has cerebral palsy, which severely limits her mobility.
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For governments concerned about social mobility, that is a problem.
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How freeing this increased mobility is remains open to debate.
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But these dangers of mobility are matched by its benefits.
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Mobility ultimately has a lot of consequences for real estate.
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Volkswagen unveils Moia, its new mobility services brand The Verge
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A borough's lack of mobility is the biggest strength here.
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Ford Mobility group's president, Marcy Klevorn, will retire in October.
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In short, places with high social mobility drove Trump's victory.
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Preaching the virtues of mobility and education are one thing.
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The mobility study with Nissan is one of those vignettes.
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And they have less mobility to find other funding sources.
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Mobility aside, Alrazooqi might be heartened to see developments elsewhere.
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Well, then we have these emerging opportunities in mobility services.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place in San Jose, Calif.
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The boots looks fairly lightweight, probably also optimized for mobility.
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Here's how we should use AV technology to transform mobility.
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Fighting has always been an unparalleled tool for social mobility.
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An additional advantage for Vector, Cantrell said, is its mobility.
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"The energy and mobility spaces are coming together," Burghardt said.
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What explains this lack of upward mobility for America's poor?
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But what does this mean with respect to economic mobility?
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That's right, TechCrunch's mobility team is on vacation next week.
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Migration, mobility, and displacement is the story of our era.
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Basketball coaches at Virginia Commonwealth tend to have upward mobility.
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Mobility is more than just a metaphor for getting ahead.
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It's to maintain mobility or, in many cases, improve it.
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It's why Lenovo acquired Motorola Mobility from Google in 2014.
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THE TAKEAWAY Speed and mobility are what move this person.
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Bush uses a wheelchair and an electric scooter for mobility.
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It will increase job mobility and improve lifelong career trajectory.
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That's why the Germans call this creature a mobility concept.
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First, that year marked the end of net upward mobility.
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It's also focused on 5G networks from a mobility standpoint.
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The company's investors include OurCrowd, Maniv Mobility and Next Gear.
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Mobility is changing and the world is changing with it.
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With Beathard's mobility shot, Ferentz went back into his shell.
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You don't want to give up mobility in a firefight.
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Previously, Uber and Toyota partnered on an electric mobility project.
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This might be a problem for people with mobility issues.
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Along with public education, economic mobility and opportunity promoted assimilation.
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More mobility increases access to jobs, health care and education.
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And mobility is restored to the simple act of looking.
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I want to ask you about another kind of mobility.
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Borders are one way we keep mobility extremely artificially constrained.
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Mobility means more than trains, planes and automobiles, after all.
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Modern, decentralized France spread a promise of prosperity and mobility.
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Other mobility related companies such as automakers saw mixed results.
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Her own life has traced the arc of downward mobility.
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Allia's restored mobility reassured Ms. Fraticelli, as did other improvements.
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I personally owe my life and mobility to academic research.
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Only the mobility offered by mass transit makes that possible.
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There's the tangle of money and mobility to consider, too.
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Everything is designed to arouse energy and propel social mobility.
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Ford also made several investments in mobility tech throughout 2017.
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So electric mobility has to happen, has to happen fast.
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Tier Mobility currently operates in 55 cities across 11 countries.
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The Citroën Ami is a new take on urban mobility.
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Citroën is positioning the Ami as an urban mobility solution.
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The biggest story of the economy has been upward mobility.
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But the largest disabled population are those with mobility impairment.
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Income inequality plays an important factor in intergenerational income mobility.
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Interestingly, no countries had both high inequality and high mobility.
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If it's used for mobility, then it's a positive power.
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We must bring that back and create additional mobility incentives.
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Finland also has high levels of economic mobility across generations.
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But from the community's perspective, mobility can be a problem.
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The Germans already cooperate in mobility services and autonomous vehicles.
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Some of Ford's mobility efforts don't involve cars at all.
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Carmakers have been investing in mobility companies including Uber UBER.
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The state has prospered and economic mobility is relatively high.
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"For us, our focus is how we can transform cities, making them safer, greener and more accessible for everybody," said May Mobility co-founder and COO Alisyn Malek on stage at TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility.
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Earlier this month, TechCrunch held its annual Mobility Sessions event, where leading mobility-focused auto companies, startups, executives and thought leaders joined us to discuss all things autonomous vehicle technology, micromobility and electric vehicles.
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Earlier this month, TechCrunch held its inaugural Mobility Sessions event, where leading mobility-focused auto companies, startups, executives and thought leaders joined us to discuss all things autonomous vehicle technology, micromobility and electric vehicles.
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Research on economic mobility from Raj Chetty and his coauthors at Harvard University demonstrates that family structure (such as the two-parent household) is the most strongly correlated factor in predicting upward economic mobility.
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The World Bank released a report in 2018 regarding educational mobility across generations — changes in the level of educational attainment achieved by a child compared to their parents — and how it affects economic mobility.
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A lot of companies this year, especially automakers, are demonstrating personal transportation solutions including electric scooters and portable shuttles to help address last-mile mobility for users who might be faced with mobility problems.
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In an interview, Marcy Klevorn, president of Ford's mobility unit, said the acquisition of Spin "fills a gap in our mobility portfolio," while providing "accessible and affordable transportation" in cities and on college campuses.
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" While Uber does not specifically break out new mobility growth, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said on an investor conference call for Q1 2019 that gross bookings for new mobility "grew strong quarter over quarter.
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First, in the United States today there are extremely large racial disparities in upward mobility, particularly between black and white men (with black and white women we actually see more similar rates of mobility).
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"The combination of Alstom and Siemens Mobility will bring to its customers and ultimately to all citizens smarter and more efficient systems to meet mobility challenges of cities and countries," Mr. Poupart-Lafarge said.
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Sorin offers a scholarly examination of the history of black mobility in this country from the antebellum period to now, including the ongoing quest by whites in power to deny or restrict that mobility.
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In the meantime, check out this early look at the agenda: 9:35 AM – 10:05 AM Investing in Mobility with Reilly Brennan (Trucks VC), Olaf Sakkers (Maniv Mobility) and speakers to be announced.
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This is going to sound snarky, but if you want the American dream, move to Canada, because Canada has a higher level of social mobility and economic mobility than we do in this country.
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Putting the head of their mobility division at the helm indicates Ford is trying to send a strong message to stockholders that the company intends to be a dominant player in the future of mobility.
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"Alstom continued to leverage the growing globalization of the mobility market and is now in excellent position to join forces with Siemens Mobility," said Alstom Chairman and Chief Executive Henri Poupart-Lafarge in a statement.
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"This cooperation fits with the alliance's expansion in vehicle electrification, autonomy, connectivity and new mobility services," Ogi Redzic, senior vice president of Connected Vehicles and Mobility Services for Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, said in a statement.
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Volkwagen's Moia is another recent example of an effort by a major carmaker to build out its mobility services portfolio, and Ford recently acquired on-demand carpooling startup Chariot through its own Mobility Solutions subsidiary.
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The Social Mobility Commission discovered that 62 of the 123 parts of the country that it identified as "social-mobility cold spots"—that is, those with the worst education and employment prospects—voted to leave.
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As Miguel Gaspar, Lisbon's Deputy Mayor for Mobility and Safety, said, built-up areas must be able to enter into dialogue with all the players making up their ecosystems before taking regulatory decisions regarding mobility.
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In a conference call with reporters, Ford Mobility president Marcy Klevorn said the acquisition of Autonomic and TransLoc will help add to the talent pool that the company was building up around its mobility projects.
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In the first-ever global survey of new mobility services, led by the Coalition for Urban Transitions, new analysis shows how cities can evaluate new mobility options and integrate them into their urban transportation systems.
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The other one is 43 percent of young people are employed in sectors that we consider as not having that much mobility in terms of wage mobility, including logistics, food and beverages, retail and hotel.
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A "mobility-as-a-service" startup in the US called Liberty Mobility provides rural communities in several US states with ride-sharing services (it charges $1.25 to book a ride and then $1 per mile).
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The initial efforts will focus on trying to establish standard metrics for evaluation and streamline privacy protection methods, says Annie Chang, head of new mobility at SAE and director of the new Mobility Data Collaborative.
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"Alstom continued to leverage the growing globalisation of the mobility market and is now in excellent position to join forces with Siemens Mobility," said Alstom Chairman and Chief Executive Henri Poupart-Lafarge in a statement.
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Groupe PSA launched its Free2Move "mobility aggregation platform" Tuesday in Seattle.
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Even more inimical to hopes of mobility was Mr. Bertineau's cassoulet.
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Three e-mobility startups are accelerating into the U.S. motorcycle market.
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In Flights, mobility is what helps us transcend these imperfect vessels.
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It would be the taxi-ization of nearly all human mobility.
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Back in 2012, Google purchased Motorola Mobility for about $12.5 billion.
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In addition to more transit and more mobility choices for people.
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" And I'd be scratching my head like, "No, you are mobility.
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Anyone who studies economic mobility will cite it as empirical fact.
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The other one, which I've referred to already, is social mobility.
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Since then she's lost full mobility over her mouth and jaw.
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But the urban mobility platform is still growing — minus the drama.
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And it was clear that Bolt Mobility wanted to highlight it.
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Promising to increase social mobility has long been a popular pledge.
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Consumers often get a lousy deal and social mobility has sunk.
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"If there's greater mobility, there would be more competition," Yun said.
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Sponsor Prize: Best Use of the HERE Mobility SDK: $6,000 API.
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His more recent research on social mobility is almost as topical.
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They want to downsize, they want portability, mobility in the lease.
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Should we be thinking beyond UAM to rural air mobility — RAM?
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Ford also aims to become the world's most trusted mobility company.
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Her mobility is especially handy in Control and Escort/Hybrid matches.
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"We're addressing people's fundamental needs, which is urban mobility," Li added.
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With automotive computing, this is mobility on a whole other scale.
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Go deeper: Automation in mobility is outpacing skills re-training programs
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There are plenty more presentations — a veritable embarrassment of mobility riches.
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AI develops operating systems for various types of autonomous mobility platforms.
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One of the most significant legacies is the transformation in mobility.
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Rewalk's soft exoskeleton is designed to give stroke patients more mobility.
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Lime, Bird, Circ, Dott, Jump and B-Mobility are still around.
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Self-driving cars are going to be the future of mobility.
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Some more consolidation is afoot in the world of enterprise mobility.
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The new package will be based on traveling but also mobility.
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It gave us stability, health insurance, consistency, and consequently — upward mobility.
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Through the opening round, McCall's lateral mobility proved puzzling to Lineker.
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Allergies, costs, limited mobility and responsibility can get in the way.
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That's what the Ocean Worlds Mobility and Sensing project looked into.
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She was promoted to head up new mobility in June 2018.
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The bullish case for Inmarsat lies in its focus on mobility.
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Consider our two measures of upper- and lower-middle class mobility.
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Orel Lapid is leading the advocacy movement for increased mobility access.
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It has become a key tool in my New Mobility Lifestyle.
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New mobility giants like Lyft and Uber are built on data.
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As a result, they often lack education, skills, and upward mobility.
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At the beginning of 2019, Techstars Mobility turned into Techstars Detroit.
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Open up your real estate property to the new mobility marketplace.
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Is it the vehicle manufacturing, or is is the mobility services?
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Large companies have been slow to embrace mobility and cloud computing.
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TC Sessions: Mobility will be held July 10 in San Jose.
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Demography, mobility trends and urbanisation all require copious amounts of fuel.
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TATP can be detected with traditional technologies, like ion mobility spectrometry.
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The show will also feature a heavy dose of electric mobility.
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Land Rover's mobility services business is investing $25 million in Lyft.
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North East Texas Regional Mobility Authority, $200 million of revenue bonds.
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Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, $271.6 million of revenue refinancing bonds.
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An entire day focused on mobility tech's opportunities, challenges and possibilities.
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Moreover, grit appears to be a better engine of social mobility.
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But Moody's goals were a lot like Gerber's: mobility, nutrition, taste.
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Class mobility has been steadily declining in America since the 1940s.
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"Mobility…is at the heart of our strategic plan," Tavares said.
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Once the fleet was connected, Avis&apos "mobility lab" was born.
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BMW has been an active deal maker in the mobility universe.
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Voyage CEO Oliver Cameron at TC Sessions: Mobility on July 10
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"If you think about autonomous vehicles, they democratize mobility," she said.
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Those are stories about human movement and technologies of mobility, too.
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I get around with mobility aids, mostly canes, instead of prostheses.
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The jumper, the mobility, the defensive fire, are all right there.
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That's where OpenIVI Mobility, as the platform is called, comes in.
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Other mobility companies have followed the same playbook, to mixed success.
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The investment includes developing energy, mobility, and aerospace city, it added.
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The city's rectilinear grid above Houston Street allows for better mobility.
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There's income inequality, and there's also a lack of social mobility.
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Worse, many older people have limited mobility because of declining health.
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Swiss company Micro Mobility Systems designed Microlino, a tiny electric vehicle.
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Social mobility is far, far better here than in the States.
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Taken together, the American Dream of upward mobility is in peril.
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"Closely related to poverty is lack of social mobility," he wrote.
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Google is trying to transform mobility without becoming a car company.
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We believe micro-mobility will reduce pollution and mitigate climate change.
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Correspondingly, Salt Lake City has very high rates of upward mobility.
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It's a matter of financial security and upward mobility for women.
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Carlton Everhart, the chief of Air Mobility Command, told Roll Call.
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Finally, higher education is providing economic mobility for low-income Americans.
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That includes things like food delivery, personal mobility, and freight shipping.
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Originally Duo just trained dogs to help with mobility and hearing.
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A car gives them flexibility, mobility, and speed in getting around.
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Above all, they still serve as powerful engines of upward mobility.
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Unfortunately, tradeoffs between decreasing inequality and increasing mobility often go unacknowledged.
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How do you ensure that where you're going is mobility-friendly?
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Competitors to May Mobility include Navya, Local Motors and Auro Robotics.
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Go deeper: How the future of mobility could impact the environment
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EchoMetrix has since rebranded itself as Protext Mobility, a biotech company.
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For Mr. Turner, street food was not necessarily defined by mobility.
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The disease left Hawking paralyzed and using a wheelchair for mobility.
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You might have heard: a mobility revolution is in the making.
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Those with higher elasticity scores are associated with less upward mobility.
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"I believe the next mega-trend will be mobility," he added.
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One, against a maker of mobility scooters, was withdrawn in 2017.
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"Humvee" and "HMMWV" are short for High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles.
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Mobility is cited as the most common disability for older Americans.
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Book your table for Mobility here or one for Robotics here.
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This latest round does more than provide May Mobility with capital.
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When everyone is moving, then mobility becomes normal rather than disturbing.
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Is it enough to pull Motorola Mobility out of obscurity, though?
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Under Hidalgo, Paris has become a test bed for alternative mobility.
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That is, workers would have a choice of security or mobility.
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Republicans and Democrats alike offer the promise of fluid social mobility.
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"Women want the triple win — money, meaning and mobility," she said.
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Her mixed messages on labor mobility and refugees drove Britain away.
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And the association between "socialism" and social mobility isn't an accident.
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MC: The other side of this, of course, is mobility, right?
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Relatives say some of them are disabled or have limited mobility.
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Moultrie's overall mobility rate — access divided by success — is 1.3 percent.
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Wind Mobility, a Berlin-based mobility startup that offers "dockless" e-scooter (and electric bicycle) rentals, has raised $22 million in seed funding, throwing its hat into the ring as European competitor to Bird and Lime.
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Santa Monica Shared Mobility Selection Committee Santa Monica Shared Mobility Selection Committee Lime says it's worked collaboratively with the city to design a program tailored to the needs of the Santa Monica community since day one.
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"We are enabling communities on four continents to address the global traffic challenge and to deploy more sustainable mobility options faster by hosting a full-stack urban mobility tech platform," explains founder and CEO Gunnar Froh.
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If companies and cities adhere to the Mobility Data Specification, which is promoted by the Open Mobility Foundation, then cities could compare their data analysis and make common policy decisions in a collaborative and transparent way.
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"Families who were offered a housing voucher experienced significant reductions in subsequent homelessness, mobility, child separations, adult psychological distress, experiences of intimate partner violence, school mobility among children and food insecurity at 18 months," Ms. O'Regan said.
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"Ford's acquisition of Spin is really an example of Bill Ford's vision of being a mobility provider being actualized through the Ford X 'other bets' part of the organization," said Michael Ramsey, a mobility analyst for Gartner.
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The company's last quarter showed mixed results with slowing bookings from their core ridesharing growth and mounting losses as they invest more heavily into food delivery, micro-mobility, and other auxiliary MaaS (Mobility as a service) offerings.
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"A policy or incentive to help manufacturers of cars or two-wheelers will go a longer way in making electric mobility more affordable than subsidizing individual buyers," said Kaushik Madhavan, vice president, mobility at consultant Frost & Sullivan.
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And when you look at the data, you see that immigrants who come to the United States have the highest levels of upward mobility — much higher levels of upward mobility than children born within the United States.
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Announcing the agenda for TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 TC Sessions: Mobility is back in San Jose on May 14, and we're excited to give the first peek of what and who is coming to the main stage.
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Countries with high income inequality experience low upward mobility — the opportunity for a child born into a low-income family to climb the economic ladder — meaning social stratification could persist if nothing is done to improve mobility.
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If we examine upward mobility in educational attainment, we see that countries with less income inequality tend to have higher upward educational mobility, where a child earns a degree at a higher education level than their parents.
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This data will be used to understand how certain mobility signals and details about heart rate and rhythm could serve as potential early warning signs of atrial fibrillation (AFib), heart disease or declining mobility, among other things.
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At the same time, Ford has created a subsidiary called Ford Smart Mobility that will start to develop mobility services such as car sharing, which will give Ford some options if full autonomy arrives sooner than expected.
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Essentially, think of them as your personal mobility concierge — free of charge.
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Make sure to exploit the added mobility that Junkrat's Concussion Mines provide.
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Taraque was discharged this week, but is suffering speech and mobility issues.
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Society stands at the beginning of the next 100 years of mobility.
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India stands at the forefront of the ever-evolving urban mobility space.
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For those of us with mobility challenges, a wheelchair is our car.
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"Flexibility and mobility are like the foundation of a house," Milton says.
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Currently, Copper is undergoing laser therapy sessions to treat his mobility issues.
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From traditional aspirations of marriage, and upward mobility to more radical subversiveness.
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Ford has spent the last two years declaring itself a mobility company.
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Mobility cuts Lyft is preparing for its imminent IPO by getting lean.
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Nevertheless, the firm's dominance in the mobility market appears to be unrivalled.
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Maven, though, is a more comprehensive vision of car intelligence and mobility.
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Mobility is a way of life to which they are easily accustomed.
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They'll serve application verticals such as mobility, content delivery and wireless backhaul.
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These will also accommodate more sizes and provide more comfort and mobility.
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Next year, May Mobility plans to offer on-demand services for customers.
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One solution would be explicitly to link scientific mobility with research funding.
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The strategy for us is now broadened in terms of mobility, etc.
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As gas stations became ubiquitous, they shaped our roadsides and symbolized mobility.
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The decline in mobility rates has occurred across all age groups, however.
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When upward mobility has faltered, as it has recently, so has liberalism.
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"We want to make electric mobility available to the masses," he said.
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Putting up barriers to labour mobility is not just a political choice.
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Six years ago, Google announced a $21 billion buyout of Motorola Mobility.
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It's not just Ford that's out there making big claims about mobility.
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Both of these are complex conditions that affect intellectual development and mobility.
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It's an impressive group spanning the mobility space from automakers to insurers.
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The way society is stacked up make mobility nearly impossible for magic?
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Apple and Accenture teaming up to help enterprises build advanced mobility tools
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We look forward to learning more about scooters as a mobility solution.
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CNET also reports that the partnership could result in other "mobility" solutions.
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Their investments in autonomous mobility have been seen as critical to profitability.
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Hefner suffered from a long-term back condition that limited his mobility.
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For people with disabilities or limited mobility, the scooters became a hazard.
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Shared mobility will have a more immediate impact on the insurance industry.
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It is true that public education is no engine of social mobility.
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"We realized something else was happening before the economic mobility," he says.
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Zoox's focus is mobility as a service in cities like San Francisco.
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Meanwhile, other automakers are exploring mobility offerings via partnerships with tech companies.
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Social mobility is essential to the working of an advanced capitalist society.
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Here's how it works: What can you expect at TC Sessions: Mobility?
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Carmakers are looking to tech companies to achieve their connected mobility goals.
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"(Riders) are pragmatic consumers of mobility," Grisby said in a phone call.
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The idea is to encourage job mobility and, implicitly, to delay retirement.
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Stephanie Jaegers is still dealing with her broken ankle, limiting her mobility.
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It could also help users who have slight mobility or tactile impairments.
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Yet for most voters these appeals to social mobility cut no ice.
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Blacks have significantly higher rates of downward mobility than their white peers.
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The paper's authors dismiss some frequently cited explanations for the mobility gap.
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"The ramp-up of electric mobility is coming in Europe," Mattes said.
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The marriage gap makes rich countries more unequal, and retards social mobility.
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It's a larger issue of policing of women's mobility on the campus.
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Your global mobility essentially comes down to that little booklet you hold.
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We're thinking about smart mobility more holistically, I think, as a company.
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What's likely is that the Method-2's mobility is very limited.
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Dissecting what Lyft's IPO means for Uber and the future of mobility
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THERE'S MOBILITY ISSUES, AND WE CAN'T FILL A LOT OF THE JOBS.
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In a developing foetus, it can cause difficulties with mobility and learning.
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Mobility is Zoba's first focus, Zoba co-founder Dan Brennan told TechCrunch.
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Davis also covers for some of the mobility limitations Cousins has defensively.
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Economists believe that modest wage growth is hindering the mobility of workers.
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Of any form of mobility, the US aviation market is the safest.
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New robotic utensils are helping people with limited mobility regain mealtime independence.
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Recently, Ford rebranded itself as a mobility company — not just a carmaker.
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Now Segway is courting the "mobility" market with these $400 electric skates.
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Reforms must also facilitate retraining and mobility in response to market needs.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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"Toyota is a mobility company," says Toyota AI Ventures lead Jim Adler.
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Walkin' Pets specializes in makes mobility devices for disabled and injured animals.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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Students are the future of mobility, so book your student ticket today.
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But as far as upward mobility, I don't really see that happening.
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It's either that or a joke at the expense of social mobility.
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They can control the lights and thermostat for someone with mobility issues.
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Their anger was also rooted in their lack of upward economic mobility.
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And nowhere is that more evident these days than in urban mobility.
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The tax on options is often effectively a tax on employee mobility.
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The new energy plan also focuses on electric mobility and energy efficiency.
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Future Mobility is not the first upstart automaker to make bold pronouncements.
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Patients regain mobility and are able to walk and even talk normally.
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Its surface appearance depicts a strong and agile form of personal mobility.
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Driverless cars may greatly improve safety and mobility in the long-term.
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Porsche plans to invest over $6.75 billion in electric mobility by 2022.
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Raymond Johns, Jr., who commanded Air Mobility Command from 28503 to 22019.
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"It's very capital-intensive," Salesky said of bringing autonomous mobility to market.
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TC Sessions: Mobility on July 10 in San Jose is fast approaching.
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We hope to see you at TC Sessions: Mobility on July 10.
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The rituals that followed slowly raised my levels of mobility and confidence.
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It's a win for America and its imperiled promise of social mobility.
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So do good neighborhoods negate some of this inequality in social mobility?
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We still accept roadway fatalities as a price we pay for mobility.
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Truly, mobility is no longer even an option for the federal government.
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"We believe electric mobility is the future," Woebcken told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Fluidity, mobility, illusoriness—these are precisely the qualities that make us civilized.
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Such episodes deliberately complicate the book's exaltation of mobility and its freedoms.
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Plus, the mobility of the United States population would be severely reduced.
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Once in the tent, people were crammed together and mobility was limited.
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AAA analyzed the data in coordination with INRIX, a mobility analytics organization.
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It's no surprise carmakers are looking towards the booming e-mobility market.
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Ghilarducci says the real crisis is one of downward mobility, not poverty.
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That quest for mobility has been with me my entire adult life.
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Both are committed to the cause of renewable energy and green mobility.
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You couldn't tell stories of upward mobility, because they wouldn't be true.
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WE can start with housing, the sturdiest of footholds for economic mobility.
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Americans also suffer from the steepest earnings inequality and limited income mobility.
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Mobility is still the Wild West any way you look at it.
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First up is Kirsten Korosec, who leads our transportation and mobility reporting.
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Is your company interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at TC Sessions: Mobility?
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Passport, a mobility management startup, has partnered with Charlotte, N.C., Detroit, Mich.
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Much recent political attention has been paid to America's declining social mobility.
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How did that kind of mobility impact the West Coast punk scene?
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The thing that makes podcasting so ... It's the innate mobility of it.
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"The human tongue is a special organ with dynamic mobility," Nam writes.
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Uber is already an active acquirer in the area of mico-mobility.
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But today, we're at the forefront of a new revolution in mobility.
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First, geographic mobility in the United States has become very class-dependent.
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Policies that promote economic growth, social mobility and greater opportunity are important.
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MoceanLab, the umbrella mobility services venture, will do more than car-sharing.
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The disease gradually reduced her mobility and even her ability to speak.
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Canvas is the second notable mobility unit Ford has shed this year.
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In a highly stratified country, social mobility can be a confidence game.
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The issue of mobility is not just about how we get around.
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Some disability dongles come with high stakes involving people's mobility and health.
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"Social mobility in the country has gone down, not up," he said.
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" He continued: "How is mobility as a service saving car-ownership patterns?
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As part of the merger, Grin and Yellow rebranded as Grow Mobility.
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Describe the education mobility for children in your country using these graphs.
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You know what the biggest barrier to upward mobility in America is?
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According to LinkedIn data, internal mobility increased 10% between 2015 and 2019.
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And the economic mobility that made the American dream possible is vanishing.
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It's the carts that supply greater mobility in and around the village.
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Ford said its mobility services lost $288 million in the first quarter.
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Surgery may restore some of my mobility, but I am not certain.
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But for electric mobility to prevail, the charging infrastructure must be right.
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ONE IS MOBILITY, SORT OF THE ENHANCEMENT OR SUPER ENHANCEMENT OF 4G.
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Furthermore, mobility is a fundamental driver of social, political, and economic growth.
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Have information about Boosted or other startups in the electric mobility space?
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 is gearing up to be a lit event.
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And there's no better place to showcase your early-stage mobility startup.
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I'm gonna live my life on my terms with freedom, mobility, attitude.
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"The France of the suburbs needs mobility," he said at the time.
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Minorities with aspirations of upward mobility have considerable barriers holding them back.
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You get upward mobility with Guo Pei, but not the forward kind.
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Research shows the bigger the income gap, the lower the social mobility.
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Texas Transportation Commission, $800 million of general obligation mobility fund refinancing bonds.
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On top of all of that, we can offer flexibility and mobility.
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Are local zoning, permitting, and licensing creating barriers to growth and mobility?
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Milan, conference on electric mobility starts (213 GMT); ends on Sept. 213.
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Milan, conference on electric mobility starts (0800 GMT); ends on Sept. 28.
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Degrees and professional certificates are key drivers of economic opportunity and mobility.
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"Higher rates have a huge effect on mobility for everyone," Goodman says.
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We have used those learnings to invest in several more mobility startups.
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FIAT CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILES NV - TERNA AND FCA JOIN FORCES FOR ELECTRIC MOBILITY.
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HSR isn't Toyota's only robot aimed at helping people with limited mobility.
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But renters have been the driving force behind the decline in mobility.
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AT&T and AT&T Mobility are also named in the suit.
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Economics and the promise of upward mobility are driving the student stampede.
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Social mobility was a mantra for the Conservative Party during those years.
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Harriet TregoningWashingtonThe writer is director of NUMO, the New Urban Mobility alliance.
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How is new mobility affecting first/last mile connections in your community?
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This study showed there is very little intergenerational mobility in black families.
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What we started to do here was to develop a mobility solution.
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And people make the argument, too, around not just retraining but mobility.
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Jeremy McDole, who used a wheelchair for mobility, was shot in 2015.
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Zhang and Chen thought little about economic mobility or a brighter future.
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Earlier this month, TechCrunch held its annual Mobility Sessions event down in San Jose, where leading mobility-focused auto companies, startups, executives and thought leaders joined us to discuss all things autonomous vehicle technology, micromobility and electric vehicles.
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A mobility data management and analytics startup called Populus (a SparkLabs Global Ventures portfolio company) aggregates rideshare, scooter share, bike share, traffic, public transit and other mobility source data to present actionable insights for city and transportation planners.
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You may have heard that Nuro co-founder and CEO Dave Ferguson If an internship or a job in mobility is on your to-do list, you won't find a better networking playground than TC Sessions: Mobility 2019.
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Ford and Indian automaker and mobility company Mahindra Group have entered into a new agreement to explore a potential strategic partnership focused on a number of different areas, including mobility, electrifications, connected vehicles and transportation infrastructure and more.
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This does not mean that the political implications of social mobility are unimportant: Much to the contrary, mobility patterns are strongly correlated with voting patterns — much more so now than they were as recently as two decades ago.
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A recent study on race and economic mobility found that black men in particular see much less mobility than their white counterparts, even after controlling for hours worked, employment rates, family structure, and a host of other variables.
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But the fact that your research shows almost zero correlation between social mobility and political ideology, all else being equal, could mean that all this political fighting is less important in terms of mobility than people would think.
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There have been some psychological studies that because some Asian immigrant communities feel [they have] very limited pathways for mobility, they see education as a proven track for mobility, and they're investing a whole lot in that area.
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Toyota's bet here on a multipurpose mobility vehicle are part of its overall strategy to transform into a full-featured "mobility company," something that Toyota President Akio Toyoda made a point to outline in detail on stage at CES.
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Cobra Strengthens back muscles; enhances spine mobility in extension, especially thoracic (midback); supports shoulder girdle stability/mobility; stretches upper-core muscles Enhancing movement and stability in the shoulder girdle and midback helps prevent compensations that overwork lower back muscles.
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As far as people understanding that this is-- we are a company that is going to be defining urban mobility going forward, and really what we're working on now is to build out the safest mobility platform on Earth.
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"Mobility of people drives the issues and with that the mobility of ideas, of investment," said Keith Burnett, vice chancellor of the University of Sheffield, a major recipient of European Union grants, particularly in evolutionary biology, physics and astronomy.
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"Through its Active, Reserve, and Air National Guard components, Air Mobility Command stands ready to do everything possible to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 and ensure we continue executing rapid global mobility operations," AMC said in a statement.
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In its inaugural Global Social Mobility Index released Monday, WEF found that just a handful of governments — specifically those in Scandinavian countries — have succeeded in laying the foundations for greater social mobility and more prosperous futures for their citizens.
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Research conducted by economists Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren, Patrick Kline, and Emmanuel Saez using US commuting zones' Gini coefficients and upward mobility percentiles show that areas with higher income inequality have lower upward mobility than those with less inequality.
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Newton demoralized opposing teams with his mobility and deflated them with his arm.
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As urban mobility becomes more fragmented, Citymapper wants to act as an aggregator.
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All of this has increased Sam's mobility and allowed her to walk comfortably.
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Mobility is both literal and figurative — the opposite of stasis, which suggests entrapment.
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I am a part of a growing group of people with mobility challenges.
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What allows people like you, like T.I to have that sort of mobility?
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Along with fintech, SoftBank also plans to target e-commerce, healthcare and mobility.
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Santa Monica's "Shared Mobility Pilot Program" is set to kick off on Sept.
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We have a responsibility to provide every person on this planet safer mobility.
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ESOP's mobility work, he said, must be paired with investments in poor communities.
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Mobility is king in this game, and units combine forces in fantastic ways.
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Now the pain has mostly gone away but the full mobility has not.
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Kakao Mobility also runs a cab-hailing service connecting taxi drivers and passengers.
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Toyota and SoftBank, meanwhile, formed a strategic partnership to develop "new mobility services".
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According to Business Insider, Microsoft saw Okta as a competitor in mobility solutions.
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" Michael Bennet: "Climate change and the lack of economic mobility Bernie talks about.
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"Mobility today is a universal behavior that goes largely unrewarded," said Jigar Shah.
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The group's areas of expertise include cybersecurity, fintech, automation, energy, mobility, and logistics.
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Fleet operations for the May Mobility vehicles will be housed at Rockford Construction's
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That could include autonomous car companies and innovative mobility tech startups, for instance.
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"We're on the precipice of major mobility change in this city," said Nicholas.
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What that approach loses in image quality, it makes up for in mobility.
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On top of that, May Mobility will add its autonomous-driving technology stack.
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But for farmers in surrounding countries, the locusts' newfound mobility can spell ruin.
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Yet few have placed as much emphasis on social mobility as Mrs May.
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Most see little prospect of an increase in mobility in years to come.
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Volkswagen announced its intentions to create standalone company Moia, dedicated to mobility solutions.
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"Geographic mobility strongly influences the candidate preferences of white voters," the poll found.
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The i-Ride is tailor-made for universal, shared mobility per the automaker.
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For many, affiliation was the route to a good education and upward mobility.
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They'll need the R&D that connects all the different mobility services independently.
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This one-day event is centered around the future of mobility and transportation.
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No state employs less than 5% of its workforce in mobility-related occupations.
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The bottom line: AVs and digital mobility platforms are coming to market fast.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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That is mobility of a kind, but it is generational rather than geographical.
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Of course, mobility service startups are still struggling to squeeze out a profit.
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Social mobility is too low to hold out the promise of something better.
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"We wanted to have tangible vision of urban mobility of tomorrow," he said.
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The mobility division initially launched as a car-sharing service akin to Zipcar.
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The combination of Dieselgate and stricter CO2 limits is, therefore, pushing electric mobility.
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Mercedes-Benz unveiled a new mobility concept based on autonomous and modular vehicles.
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But you don't have a policy regime that is currently encouraging that mobility.
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RideOS has already signed partnerships with mobility companies, Ho said without naming them.
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It's the combination of timing and mobility issues that truly cripples certain communities.
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University was once seen as a source of social mobility in South Korea.
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But it's important to have supplements to basic mobility, especially in specialized circumstances.
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Future policies may extend further into mobility markets, offering more robust consumer protections.
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That ultimately we had to expand our scope from cars to broader mobility.
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What will affect the insurance industry more: self-driving cars or shared mobility?
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A new C$3 million fund will support winter testing of mobility products.
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But it has all these other capabilities: Mobility, AI, analytics, and so forth.
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"Mobility is a very global game," Sakkers told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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With Michael Granoff (Maniv Mobility), Ted Serbinski (Techstars) and Sarah Smith (Bain Capital).
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E-bikes do seem to offer more urban mobility versatility than e-scooters.
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Just as labour mobility is desirable within national borders, so too across them.
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There's a lot of mobility stuff going on — and that's not mobile phones.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 takes place on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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"All we want on micro-mobility is to be a platform," Villig said.
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As part of the merger, Grin and Yellow are rebranding as Grow Mobility.
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But it is clear that his mobility is affected and his speech impaired.
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Michael Ramsey, a transportation and mobility analyst for Gartner, had a similar assessment.
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The two companies are pursuing their own paths towards the future of mobility.
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Together, we are taking a major step in delivering the future of mobility.
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Founded last year, Ford Smart Mobility develops technology for connected and autonomous vehicles.
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"With a robotic rover base, plants can experience mobility and interaction," writes Tianqi.
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There were times when I would take the stilts off for more mobility.
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Mobility will unlock more of their productive potential and enhance their social connections.
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You'll have a lot of things in the mobility space, including scooter riding.
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We're excited to announce The Station, a new TechCrunch newsletter all about mobility.
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The advent of new mobility options is supposed to be a great equalizer.
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Before long, Meituan also started to show its restraint over the mobility segment.
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Hackett most recently headed Ford's autonomous vehicle subsidy, known as Ford Smart Mobility.
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Our goal is to drive this forward and lead in this mobility transformation.
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Air delivery also provides greater autonomy to those who need assistance with mobility.
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The most common symptoms include overwhelming fatigue, visual disturbances and difficulty with mobility.
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REALLY AROUND REDEFINING THE FUTURE OF OUR MOBILITY, PARTICULARLY IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT.
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"It's great that micro mobility is becoming a reality in cities," he says.
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Rachel Holt, vice president and head of New Mobility, was also on hand.
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" The results remained the same when researchers accounted for "medical or mobility issues.
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Motorola Mobility (owned by Lenovo) and LG have launched so-called modular smartphones.
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Innovations in the transportation sector, beyond better public transportation, are changing urban mobility.
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This lack of access to opportunity and economic mobility devastates individuals and communities.
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Ultimately, this means better, faster, cheaper, safer and environmentally friendlier mobility for all.
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Mobility goes up, the amount of travel goes up – that helps our business.
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Enrolling in selective colleges offered long-term economic mobility for students, they added.
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This makes perfect sense given the scale of the transportation and mobility sector.
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Though, neither Uber or Lyft are particularly accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
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It also mirrors Uber's aim to become a one-stop shop for mobility.
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She now gives him cannabis oil, which she says has improved his mobility.
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The company acquired Motorola Mobility in 2011, shelling out $12.5BN on the purchase.
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Hackett, 62, joined Ford last year to head up its "smart mobility" operations.
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However, it's designed for speed, mobility and the rapid delivery of critical information.
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RF Carlos Beltran had less swelling and more mobility in his left knee.
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FORD MOTOR CO EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN SAYS AUTONOMY, ELECTRIFICATION TWO BIGGEST TRENDS RESHAPING MOBILITY
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The S Pen's 23mm tip offers both precision and excellent on-screen mobility.
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The Snapdragon architecture was designed for mobility and the wireless lifestyle it enables.
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An MRI revealed no structural damage, but bruising and soreness limited his mobility.
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That's one of the elements of Ford Smart Mobility that we're thinking through.
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Ford looks like an auto and a mobility company that's known for that.
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And while mobility is the main conference focus, we won't neglect other technologies.
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These robotic applications can be integrated on top of existing autonomous mobility platforms.
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"Instead of losing money valet parking we're making money on mobility," Behr said.
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That model of mobility has been costly, to our wallets and our environment.
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Finally, as AVs transform mobility, we should rethink where we live and work.
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Rewarding merit in this way might be defensible if it improved social mobility.
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Now with a moonshot incubator, Ford is revving up its mobility services goals.
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Bennet told CBS he was focused on economic mobility and integrity in government.
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The city recently launched a one-year dockless on-demand personal mobility program.
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They were a new archetype, with taste, capital, and mobility in equal measure.
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I am also worried about the counter-effect of Puerto Rico's labor mobility.
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Presented by: Arrive What does the future of seamless, urban mobility look like?
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The automaker is in the process of recasting itself as a mobility company.
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"We see this as a way to keep mobility in the private sector."
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When these costs are included, mobility services might be the economically preferable option.
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Alamo Regional Mobility Authority, Texas, $116 million of vehicle registration fee revenue bonds.
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"Personal mobility and smart transportation is evolving," said Sebastian Peck, InMotion managing director.
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Electric vehicles, by themselves, will not reduce the carbon footprint of American mobility.
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She is expected to fully recover her mobility and shoulder function, Arberg said.
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Magna, a global automotive supplier of mobility technology, releases earnings in the morning.
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Two weeks later she was hospitalized as she lost mobility and cognitive function.
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This past week, mobility management startup Passport partnered with Charlotte, N.C., Detroit, Mich.
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TC Sessions: Mobility 2019 goes down on July 10 in San Jose, Calif.
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As someone with a lifelong physical disability — or is it a "mobility impairment"?
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How we define, provide and experience mobility is transforming at a screamer pace.
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It is unclear, she said, if he will regain mobility in his arm.
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"Mobility is probably the most important infrastructure issue in the U.S." he said.
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His movements are more restrictive, his mobility more limited, his speech more strained.
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Weight control is also an important key to preventing mobility problems, Dunlop added.
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The hope is that education helps graduates climb the ladder of social mobility.
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Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority, $296.3 million of subordinate lien revenue refinancing bonds.
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Take a look at what may become the future or mobile air mobility:
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For them, it's about their economic mobility and the futures of their children.
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It's bad if you're an American and you crave leadership on electrified mobility.
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Instead, it's defined by possibilities, the chance of upward mobility and economic stability.
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They found that walkability — more than the other two factors — predicted upward mobility.
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Yet, the pace of innovation for personal mobility devices has been particularly slow.
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With an eye toward upward mobility, he also taught Jay to play golf.
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Brands, The Williams Companies, ADT, Ralcorp Holdings and Motorola/Motorola Mobility, among others.
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The nightmares of air travel for people with mobility impairments are well documented.
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Personal mobility is a huge space with many incumbents vying for market share.
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"But against our freedom, freedom of movement, mobility and everyone in the E.U."
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What's the best way for mobility companies to navigate regulations and government bodies?
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"We want to be the definitive leader within self-drive mobility in India."
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The system targets users with limited mobility, like the disabled and the elderly.
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Before, I had the mobility and the resources to make my ends meet.
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Montooth said bikes give youth on the colony a new freedom of mobility.
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"We are working with Marubeni on ambitious new mobility services worldwide," adds Froh.
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She used her platform to emphasize the mobility offered by the United States.
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TC Sessions: Mobility aims to do more than highlight the next new thing.
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That includes home care, durable medical equipment people need for mobility, and more.
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The mobility division initially launched as a car-sharing service akin to Zipcar .
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Porsche is among a number of car makers looking to embrace electric mobility.
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Toyota unveiled a new take on the "mobility" concept at CES on Monday.
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Ford Smart Mobility is led by former Steelcase Inc Chief Executive James Hackett.
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Some are healthy while others have illnesses like dementia or have limited mobility.
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French mobility specialist Michelin announced on Wednesday its measures in reaction to coronavirus.
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His plan is to create a new subsidiary called Ford Smart Mobility LLC.
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"These are actually quite large differences in upward mobility across countries," he said.
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To work for Lightyear, candidates must be passionate about delivering clean, sustainable mobility.
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Upward mobility is what made America different from developing countries that have disintegrated.
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The lab invents technology to improve mobility and function for people with disabilities.
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More significant is the potential to create a new paradigm for social mobility.
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But many Rev23-sponsored startups are supporting the region's efforts to reinvent mobility.
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Electric mobility strategies can provide clarity to markets and direction for public policy.
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"Those are very real questions - the mobility of work is significant," Morrow said.
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Heavy rains in various parts of the country have also limited insurgents' mobility.
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Weighted shoes, along with neck, elbow and knee movement restrictors, approximated mobility limitations.
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When confronted, he said, they fled, one of them on a mobility scooter.
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But, Michelson argues, the eye's radical mobility doesn't necessarily de-center the spectator.
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How did it achieve social economic mobility unrivaled by much of the world?
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Particularly striking is how a shared mobility system improves access and social inclusion.
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Exposed screws on micro-mobility vehicles can cause injuries and make vandalism easier.
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If you have other mobility impairments, keep extra canes or a walker available.
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To increase independence and mobility, his index finger was surgically separated in childhood.
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Six videos feature yoga and meditation exercises to improve circulation, mobility and relaxation.
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This lack of social mobility is sometimes the result of blatantly corrupt practices.
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After that, I had a frozen shoulder, losing all mobility in the shoulder.
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David Leonhardt The country's most powerful engine of upward mobility is under assault.
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Mobility will eventually generate a lot of money, for Tesla or a competitor.
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As social mobility increased, gender attitudes suppressed by Communism began to reassert themselves.
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But geographic mobility has been falling in recent decades, according to census data.
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We accept them as the cost of mobility, but they are all preventable.
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This year, we're holding a pitch-off competition for early-stage mobility companies.
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It's true that upward mobility has always resonated deeply in the United States.
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But he had mobility to kind of be up front by the window.
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The transformation also brought women greater opportunities for work, leisure and social mobility.
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TechCrunch is excited to announce our first two guests for TC Sessions: Mobility.
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The nerve damage, coupled with scoliosis that was diagnosed, impaired Mr. Waller's mobility.
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Brennan's many investments include May Mobility, Nauto, nuTonomy, Joby Aviation, Skip and Roadster.
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The scatter plot shows the relationship between income inequality and intergenerational income mobility.
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Differences in upward mobility can be seen internally in the US as well.
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Gerber agreed mobility could be a huge opportunity for Apple in the future.
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Today, 1 in 4 Americans live with a cognitive or mobility-related disability.
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We look forward to bringing micro-mobility choices to New Yorkers next year.
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Obesity-related infertility or mobility issues were no longer a problem for them.
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They also often experience frequent falls due to the progressive loss of mobility.
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Imperial patrols that attempt to escape the engagement area strike counter-mobility obstacles.
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In fact, career mobility in the restaurant industry is consistent across the country.
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Mobility-related technologies are evolving rapidly, transforming the safety and convenience of transportation.
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They&aposre not stiff; you&aposll have full mobility and plenty of dexterity.
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And many patients believe the procedures eased their pain and increased their mobility.
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You've got a generation since the crisis with lower mobility and lower security.
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Ian Sweeney is the GM of Mobility at Trov, an insurance technology company.
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They are very much a part of the "micro-mobility revolution" we need.
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Consequently, few people believed discrimination was the main barrier to black upward mobility.
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Where did the lawsuit for higher wages and mobility for scouts come from?
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Driverless vehicles are the next step in the race to shape urban mobility.
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The Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan transformed mobility for the suburban American family.
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In America a child in a low-income family who moves from a neighbourhood with less social mobility than average, to one in the same county that has more mobility than average, can expect to earn $200,000 more over their lifetime.
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Flash — the stealthy mobility startup from Delivery Hero and Team Europe founder Lukasz Gadowski — has talked up its own hardware product plans, while Berlin's Wind Mobility is also developing a proprietary model of electric scooters specifically designed for the sharing market.
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Try the PISA test yourself Social mobility key Similarly, while the American dream of social mobility seems nothing more than that -- a dream -- for this generation of American students, it is emerging as a new reality in much of East Asia.
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"This move will give huge impetus to e-mobility and the much-needed shift in mobility in Berlin and Germany," said Ramona Pop, a member of the Green Party and the Berlin lawmaker responsible for economics, energy and public enterprises.
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Bosch declined to detail which emerging mobility markets, like for example ride-hailing, it is targeting next, but said by the end of 2017, its mobility solutions business would have 48,000 research and development staff, increasing its headcount by roughly 4,000.
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"With the electrification of vehicles set to play a significant role in the new mobility future, this partnership opens another channel of discovery and learning for Cox Automotive," Joe George, president of Cox Automotive Mobility Group said in a statement.
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Last year, Hyundai hired Shin Jai-won, a veteran aeronautics engineer from NASA, to head its newly established Urban Air Mobility Division, and pledged to invest 1.8 trillion won ($1.5 billion) in what it called "urban air mobility" by 2025.
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The latter suit, known as the Exploration Extravehicular Mobility Unit (or "xEMU"), would provide greater mobility and comfort for astronauts than the Apollo explorers or even the suits worn currently by astronauts on the International Space Station, according to NASA.
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