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The Year of the Restaurant Robot: Why chains are investing in automation and what it means for workers

The Year of the Restaurant Robot: Why chains are investing in automation and what it means for workers

A member of the White Castle team next to Flippy from Miso Robotics. Courtesy of Miso Robotics Chipotle Mexican Grill tests if a robot can make tortilla chips in stores. sweetgreen plans to automate salad making in at least two locations. And Starbucks wants its coffee-making equipment to reduce the workload of baristas. This year …

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Time in Market: Ways to Approach Crypto Investing in 2023

Time in Market: Ways to Approach Crypto Investing in 2023

2022 has been brutal for cryptocurrency and non-fungible token (NFT) investors. Bitcoin (BTC) hit its yearly low on Nov. 21, almost exactly one year after hitting its all-time high of $69,044. After such a tumultuous year, how should crypto investors plan for 2023? First, this space has critical risks to consider before investing. Macroeconomic risks …

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The world's largest chipmaker is investing billions of dollars in the United States, even though it will cost significantly more to manufacture chips there.  Here's why he decided to do it anyway.

The world’s largest chipmaker is investing billions of dollars in the United States, even though it will cost significantly more to manufacture chips there. Here’s why he decided to do it anyway.

Taiwan-based TSMC, the world’s largest chipmaker, last week announced a $40 billion investment in Arizona. This is despite the TSMC founder previously calling chip production in the United States an “expensive and futile exercise”. The investment could help achieve geographic diversity and build US support. Loading Something is loading. Thank you for your registration! Access …

The world’s largest chipmaker is investing billions of dollars in the United States, even though it will cost significantly more to manufacture chips there. Here’s why he decided to do it anyway. Read More »