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In the AI jobs disruption, if you’re not on the bus, you’re under the bus

(Editor’s note: This edition of Dispatches’ Tech Tuesday series is dedicated to AI. Dispatches covers tech because so many of our highly...
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Expat-founded Nearfield Instruments lands $380 million investment on a valuation of $1.6 billion

What have expats ever done for the Netherlands? Well, Nearfield Instruments, founded by Iranian expat Dr. Hamed Sadeghian, just raised the Netherlands...
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Zweck-WG: Germany’s flat-share where nobody wants to be your friend

I’m grateful for my living arrangements after almost nine years of living in Hamburg. Renters are clinging to their apartments for dear...

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Mariam Thaler: My practical guide to Santos Populares, an entire month of partying in LisbonLisbon has five seasons, the usual four and the fifth, its very own Santos Populares … far and away my favourite. Come June and the city turns into one big party, or rather many parties, called arraial (plural:arraiais), in every corner of the city.

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Backpacking with Baby, Pt. 1: A useful guide to travelling in Southeast Asia with a young childWhen I first announced to friends and family that my partner and I were planning on taking our 18-month old backpacking through Southeast Asia for four months, the responses ranged from “Amazing! But how!?’” to “Are you crazy?” I

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