EM @EMOne___

Highlights! Ile-de-France, France Joined July 2021

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EM @EMOne___

5 months ago

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7 months ago

xAI EXPLAINED!

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12 months ago

This is what it looks like when hype eats budget.

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a year ago

⚠️ Prediction: Trump will escalate. Elon will meme. Then they’ll both realize… they kinda need each other again. Like Jobs & Gates. Like Drake & Meek. Like Twitter & controversy.

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a year ago

@im_roy_lee Damn Son.

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Q: How does this idea reflect current economic trends? A: In today’s dynamic economy, staying linked with high-performing sectors helps you remain competitive and seize emerging opportunities for long-term growth.

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a year ago

Q: Is this connection accessible to everyone? A: While the benefits are significant, access may vary based on factors like education, location, and existing networks.

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a year ago

Q: How can I have a better life? A: Life improves when you’re connected to the economy’s most productive sectors.

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a year ago

Thoughts? thecooldown.com/green-tech/mic…

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a year ago

R80m offer to ‘Please Call Me’ inventor is fair, Vodacom tells top court businesslive.co.za/bd/national/20…

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Wendy Knowler @wendyknowler

a year ago

I didn’t realise just how much the luxury German brands have been losing sales to Asian brands until I read a @BusinessTechSA story, published yesterday: “In 2014, luxury brands such as Audi, BMW, Mini, and Mercedes-Benz collectively sold around 74,015 vehicles in South Africa. As of the end of 2024, this number had dropped to 23,881. This translates to a 68% drop in sales. “The biggest loser was Mercedes-Benz, dropping 82% to 5,048 sold units in 2024 from 28,993. “This was followed by Audi (-70%) and then BMW and Mini (-50%). “In contrast, vehicles from Asia - such as Chery, Haval, and Suzuki - have seen massive growth over the same period. “In 2014, these three car brands collectively sold 8,127 vehicles. “This increased by a whopping 1,000% to 89,416 in 2024.”

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EM @EMOne___

2 years ago

🔒 Data breaches can cost more than money—they cost trust. Check out how even the biggest companies were exposed. Stay informed, stay secure! 💡 #CyberSecurity #DataBreach #InfoSec informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations…