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28.07.26 - 07:48
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Orange, Morrison Form Data Center Joint Venture (AFX)
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PARIS (dpa-AFX) - Orange S.A. (ORA.PA), a French telecom company, Tuesday announced that it is forming a joint venture with privately held global infrastructure investor Morrison to create a joint......
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13.07.26 - 10:21
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L′ORÉAL CEO NICOLAS HIERONIMUS AND LOUIS THEROUX HEADLINE UNLEASH IN PARIS AS 8,500 HR LEADERS FROM 140 COUNTRIES CONVENE TO REINVENT WORK (PR Newswire)
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The chief people officers of SAP, The Kroger Co, bp, adidas, Lloyds Banking Group, Sony Music, AXA, Accor, Orange and more — leaders responsible for over 100 million employees — fill the Paris Convention Centre, 20–22 October 2026, before UNLEASH expands into the venue's largest hall in......
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10.07.26 - 17:54
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Watch: New Video Shows McConnell Wheeled Out On Stretcher After June Cardiac Emergency At D.C. Home (ZeroHedge)
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Watch: New Video Shows McConnell Wheeled Out On Stretcher After June Cardiac Emergency At D.C. Home
New video shows emergency responders loading Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) onto a stretcher and into an ambulance outside his Capitol Hill residence on the morning of June 14, the same day the longtime Senate Republican leader was hospitalized.
The neighbor-recorded footage, first published Friday by CNN, depicts emergency vehicles - including multiple ambulances and a fire truck - clogging the street near McConnell's home as first responders wheel a person identified by witnesses as the 84-year-old senator toward an ambulance. The individual's face is not clearly visible in the video, but their lower legs and feet were seen under an orange blanket.
BREAKING BOMBSHELL
New audio and video have been leaked showing Sen. Mitch McConnell being loaded by stretcher into an ambulance when transported to the hospital - EMS recordings conform they found an unknown person who was "unconscious" d...
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09.07.26 - 07:42
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The rapid rise of housefishing: are AI-enhanced property listings helpful – or sinister? (The Guardian)
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From repainted walls to imaginary lawns, estate agents say modified photos help buyers 'visualise the potential of a property'. But how much AI enhancement is too much? Agents, viewers and trading standards experts tell allIt is twilight on a desirable street in Chiswick, or it could be Hampstead, Wilmslow or Hove. A spectacular sunset has left a vivid stripe of orange fading into a violet sky. Against this saturated backdrop, a large Victorian house is clearly outlined despite the darkening atmosphere, perhaps thanks to the lights blazing from every single room. The effect is dazzling, in an unhinged, halfway-through-an-exorcism way. It is also quite obviously fake: a digital trick previously achieved with software such as Photoshop, but increasingly using quicker, cheaper AI programs.If you are one of the many Britons for whom browsing expensive property listings is a big pastime, you'll be familiar with the dusk shot, one of the many ways estate agents try to make their wares stand out in the endles...
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