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The AI boom is set to spread far and wide in 2024, with a reported 77% of global businesses utilising AI. However,  it’s reported that only 29% of startups / small businesses have adopted the tool as yet, citing lack of expertise as their main reason for not doing so. Interestingly, a survey of 3,000 business owners and managers by AIPRM found that almost a third (31%) of US businesses have saved between $101 and $500 by replacing simple tasks with AI. One in eight (12%) survey participants even revealed that they had saved between $1000 and $5000 since implementing AI into their business. Keen to elaborate on their findings further, Christoph C. Cemper,…

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This February, Amari invites singletons, groups of friends and couples to ditch traditional Valentine’s Day plans and opt for an alternative celebration with Amari Bangkok. Guests are invited to embark on an extraordinary journey, with accommodation at the centrally located Amari Bangkok and the chance to discover Bangkok’s shrines dedicated to the pursuit of love, including the Trimurti Shrine and its iconic love-seeking ritual, and the Lakshmi Shrine at Gaysorn Village. Nestled in front of CentralWorld on Ratchadamri Road, and within a close walking distance to Amari Bangkok, the Trimurti Shrine is a fascinating landmark steeped in romance and the rich tapestry of…

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‘SPIRIT OF PLACE’: CANARY WHARF WELCOMES SCULPTURES BY SIMONE BREWSTER TO FREE PUBLIC ART EXHIBITION – Canary Wharf welcomes Simone Brewster’s ‘Spirit Of Place’ sculptures to Harbour Quay Gardens – – The Wharf now plays host to five impressive large-scale totems that can be seen from multiple view points – – The sculptures join the UK’s largest free to view collection of outdoor public art with over 100 pieces throughout the Estate – Canary Wharf has welcomed a new, temporary, addition to its public art collection, from London-based artist, designer and cultural change-maker Simone Brewster. Her newest work, originally commissioned for London Design Festival 2023,…

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Studies reveal that on average within 42 minutes and 29 seconds of a first date, most people know whether they would progress to a second date or not, proving that the first impression really does count, relying on green, red and beige flags as a cheat code for compatibility. So what are Londoner’s top dating flags? Interested to find out, BonusFinder.co.uk surveyed over 2,000 Brits and uncovered some of the most common red, beige and green flags and discovered the best and worst dating habits we are all guilty of. Study highlights: 79% of Londoners declare lack of independence as the worst red flag Almost two-thirds (60%) believe being an attentive listener is the top…

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A roof is one of the most essential parts of your home and a critical investment in your property’s value and safety. Unfortunately, they need to be replaced every 25-30 years, and replacements are costly making it tempting to go for the cheaper roof to save some money. However, there are major pitfalls to investing your money in a shoddy roof rather than a quality one. To help homeowners avoid cheap roof jobs, we contacted Dumitru Nicolaescu, co-founder and co-owner of Green Attic Roofing who shares insights on why scrimping on your roof is a costly mistake. Shortened Lifespan One of the ways…

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Sometimes we don’t really need help with ideas, we need help with making sense of them. We almost have too many things we want to get done and in turn that causes confusion. Enter the Magic Map of Focus; Our simple yet effective tool to help you prioritise your wellbeing and make sense of where to get started on your journey to wellbeing. Sometimes we don’t really need help with ideas, we need help with making sense of them. We almost have too many things we want to get done and in turn that causes confusion. Enter the Magic Map…

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Leading employee recognition and rewards platform, Bonusly, has announced the appointment of leading international digital marketing agency, Eskimoz. The Philadelphia-based brand works with thousands of companies to build high-performing culture by delivering an innovative employee recognition and feedback solution. Bonusly puts employees back at the heart of organisations with a solution that amplifies wins, connects teams and boosts engagement. Bonusly officially appointed Eskimoz in January 2024, with an initial strategy to further increase revenue and drive qualified leads through the alignment and optimisation of its paid and organic campaigns. The news follows Bonusly’s pledge to address disengaged employees, and the…

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FALL in love this February at the UK’s favourite dessert restaurant with a unique bottomless brunch for under £25, available every Thursday to Sunday from 1 February until 9 March at Heavenly Desserts. Rather than unlimited alcohol, this delicious bottomless deal for two includes 90 minutes of bottomless dessert tapas (that’s all you can eat treats!), as well as a non-alcoholic mojito per person for £24.95*. For those who prefer to celebrate with bubbly, the deal can be upgraded to include a bottle of Nozeco for only £4 extra. The perfect way to celebrate as dessert lovers on Valentine’s Day, guests will…

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The Multidisciplinary Bachelor’s for Elite Athletes (HEPTA, Bachelor des Hautes Etudes Pluridisciplinaires pour Top Athlètes), the fruit of a partnership between ESSEC, CentraleSupélec and Sciences Po, will welcome its first students in September 2024, as part of the new INSEP Excellence Campus. This prestigious program was announced by the President of France, Emmanuel Macron during his speech on the Olympics and Paralympics at the National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance (Institut national du Sport, de l’Expertise et de la Performance, or INSEP). It provides elite athletes with the unique opportunity to balance high performance sport and higher education. The…

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Bluewater is continuing to invest in the community and support local people as it opens its applications for grants for local not-for-profit organisations. The Landsec Futures Community Grant Scheme provides funding with grants between £1,000 and £3,000 to support local voluntary groups and not-for-profit organisations in the community which are already creating value in the places they know best. To be eligible, applicants must be a registered charity or not-for-profit organisation with a charitable purpose which benefits the community in the region of Kent. A shortlist will be created by the Charities Aid Foundation and reviewed by community grants panels…

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