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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for International Business Times
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Tanzania Has Unlocked Abundant Power; Now It Needs To Realise Its Industrial Ambitions (opens the original)
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Cheap, reliable power has long been the missing link in Africa's efforts to industrialise. Moving from exporting raw materials to refining and processing them at home is essential to retaining more value and creating better-paid jobs for local communities. The global critical minerals boom has made that opportunity even greater: Africa holds about 30% of the world's reserves of metals such as cobalt, copper and manganese, which are essential to products ranging from electric vehicles to AI data
Rosabella Wants to Make the Superfood You Stopped Using Easier to Take (opens the original)
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Moringa has been used for centuries, but for many people who discover it today, the experience starts with enthusiasm and ends with a bag of green powder sitting untouched in the cupboard. The reason is not difficult to understand. Moringa has a strong, earthy taste. Loose powder needs to be measured, mixed and worked into a drink or meal. What sounds like a simple addition to a wellness routine can quickly become another thing to prepare every morning. Rosabella was built around solving problem
A Second Chance! The Michael Flavin Story (opens the original)
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Michael Flavin, known to many as the "Tuff Kid," grew up in Quincy, Massachusetts, where he built a reputation as both a fierce protector of his community and a star football player. One defining moment in his childhood came when he caught two intruders breaking into a neighbor's home. He confronted them and broke their legs before the police arrived. Michael excelled at football in high school and later earned a place in the Football Hall of Fame. He played college football at the University of
From Robotaxi Fleets to Simulation Labs: One Engineer's Journey (opens the original)
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Robotaxis now run paid routes in a growing list of U.S. cities, from Phoenix and San Francisco to Austin. Autonomous trucks haul ore through mapped mine sites. Driverless tractors work fields with no one in the cab. Each of those depends on a loop that rarely gets described: building models, testing them in simulation and on real vehicles, collecting the data, and validating the safety case, in whatever order the problem demands. Gattani has worked at both ends of that loop, first as the person
How Cartelligent Used RingCentral's Agentic Voice AI to Double Lead Connectivity (opens the original)
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In March and April 2025, Cartelligent saw demand surge as car buyers moved quickly to lock in purchases ahead of potential tariff-related price increases. But while business was growing, the company's phone system was creating a different problem. Cartelligent, which helps customers buy or lease new vehicles without navigating the traditional dealership process, found itself fielding a growing number of irrelevant inbound calls. Some callers were looking for used cars. Others were truck drivers
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