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Ulrich Amberg is stepping down as chief executive of SwissDrones after more than six years, and the Swiss uncrewed helicopter maker is not replacing him with one person. It is dividing the job among three. Amberg announced his own departure on LinkedIn over the weekend, not in a company press release. He wrote that he is leaving to take on a new challenge and said more would follow, without naming where he is going. Lukas Obrist, already chief technology officer, takes the manufacturing side. Larry Berkin leads a newly formed entity called Xplorate Group, Inc. Ronnie Fahy keeps running Xplorate Pacific, the Australian operator that flies the aircraft. The timing is the part worth sitting with. The announcement lands three weeks after SwissDrones and its Australian subsidiary announced a US market entry, and one day before Commercial UAV Expo opens in Las Vegas, where Berkin is on the program. I will be at that show this week. Amberg Spent Six Years Turning BVLOS Approvals Into A Business Amberg first engaged SwissDrones as a strategy consultant in 2018, then took the chief executive job the following year alongside a personal equity investment. He came from KPMG, where he had been a

Business Insider’s Post When Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein walks into a suburban mid-century house with her sister, they're on the hunt for treasures that will make our customers happy — but they also like to marvel at the elaborate wallpaper in the bathroom. They have time now to sift through the junk drawers and basement bookshelves. Within the last few years, they both were laid off from their jobs as writers and editors. While they continue to fling their résumés into the ring, they keep themselves busy at estate sales and thrift stores. Their mother taught her three daughters how to find treasures in the junk, and Lichtenstein has always enjoyed the thrill of the hunt, but she never imagined turning their shared love for vintage into a small business. Read more about how their small business is helping them through unemployment on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/end7GHAA (Credit: Courtesy of Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein) #smallbusiness #careers #unemployment See more comments More from this author Explore content categories

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump threatened on Sunday to report NBC News’ “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker to the Federal Communications Commission after she reported that candidates he’s endorsed have had mixed results this election cycle Trump cited what he characterized as “purposeful inaccuracy” regarding his political endorsement record as the basis for the intended complaint. In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump criticized Welker for being purposefully inaccurate in her description of his endorsement outcomes.  Trump also asserted his record stands at 100% for U.S. Senate candidates and 98% for U.S. House candidates, figures he described as accurate over the long term. The comments in question were made by Welker during a pre-show segment on WRC-TV, NBC’s affiliate in Washington, D.C., according to reporting by CNN. Trump called on FCC Chair Brendan Carr and other commissioners to address the matter, describing the media coverage as a “threat to our country.” He questioned how such statements should be permitted on “freely given public airwaves” and requested the commission consider “rebuke or punishment.” While Trump stated his endorsements are “stronger than ever,” recent election cycles have yielded varied outcomes.  Candidates such as Sen. Darline Graham and Oklahoma gubernatorial

Logo text The owner of the cottage made famous in Heated Rivalry season one says he needed to do some “soul searching” before allowing production to return for season two. During a recent interview with HGTV, Michael Kutryk revealed that he was contacted about filming for the highly anticipated second season, which got underway earlier this month. However, he said it wasn’t an immediate yes. “I did a little bit of soul searching about allowing them to come back,” he shared. “I know they need it, and I realize I be difficult and try to squeeze them, but I bring myself to do that. When they called, they said, ‘How much do you want?’ First, I told them they scratched my table, then I named a very reasonable price. They were shocked and appreciative. I actually didn’t even get them to replace my table.” In season one of HBO Max and Crave’s breakout queer hockey romance, the cottage served as the emotional backdrop for a major turning point. When Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams) invited his secret lover, Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie), to his private cottage for a two-week stay of uninterrupted alone time together, it led to them

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contents technologies  editorial news press room press service information trade fairs classifieds useful links FlktGroup's Dedicated Global Data Centre Cooling LinkedIn Channel FlktGroup announced the launch of its dedicated Data Centre Cooling LinkedIn page, created to bring together industry insights, expert knowledge, and thought leadership focused on one of the most critical aspects of modern digital infrastructure: cooling. The channel is designed for anyone interested in the future of data centres, with particular relevance for data centre operators, consultants, engineers, contractors, developers, and other industry professionals looking to stay informed about emerging technologies, best practices, and market trends. Behind every successful data centre project are the people solving challenges, sharing expertise, and building trusted partnerships.That's why new showcase page will feature insights from the experts who work alongside customers every day, including Scott Willocks, Asanka De Silva, and Marc Hayes. Together, they bring decades of experience supporting data centre operators, consultants, engineers, contractors, developers, and investors across EMEA, APAC, and the Americas. Whether discussing AI infrastructure, cooling innovation, sustainability, or lessons learned from projects around the world, they'll be sharing practical perspectives shaped by real customer challenges and opportunities. Great partnerships are built on more than technology. They're built on

In a fragmented world, trade is finding new routes and India is shaping its next chapter of growth. As global markets recalibrate and supply chains evolve, new opportunities are emerging for India on the world stage. Join Rajesh Agrawal, IAS, Secretary, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, GOI, as he shares perspectives on: TRADE IN A FRAGMENTED WORLD: INDIA’S NEW GROWTH PLAYBOOK At CNBC-TV18 Leadership Collective 📍 3rd September | Delhi Presenting Partner: Standard Chartered  Standard Chartered India #LeadershipCollective #CNBCTV18 #TheNewGeographyOfGrowth #Trade #IndiaGrowth #GlobalEconomy #Leadership More from this author Explore content categories

Samsung is bringing a major feature update to One UI 9 beta users on the Galaxy S26 series, with the rollout starting Aug. 28. The update will introduce highly anticipated features already seen in the latest Galaxy Z series, each designed to make everyday tasks feel more seamless.   My FanCam makes it easier to capture and share standout moments, using AI to keep a selected person in focus and automatically reframe footage into different aspect ratios for social platforms. Now Brief builds on the personalized experience by bringing useful information and recommendations together in customizable cards tailored to users’ routines, interests and daily needs, while also providing security and privacy insights that highlight potential risks and recommended protective actions. The update also enhances Now Nudge to deliver smarter, more contextual suggestions that help users better navigate everyday tasks and interactions. Users already enrolled in the Galaxy S26 series One UI 9 beta program will receive a notification to download the update starting Aug. 28.

(Photo: REUTERS/Dado Ruvic) YouTube, LinkedIn, and Substack have introduced or expanded systems this summer to identify, label, or limit the distribution of certain AI-generated content. Major digital platforms are increasing scrutiny of AI-generated content, putting new pressure on businesses and creators to be transparent about how they use artificial intelligence in public-facing work, Inc.com reports. YouTube, LinkedIn, and Substack have introduced or expanded systems this summer to identify, label, or limit the distribution of certain AI-generated content. The moves come as platforms grapple with maintaining authenticity while generative AI makes producing text, images, and videos easier. YouTube announced on May 27 that labels for photorealistic or meaningfully AI-generated or altered content would become more prominent. Labels appear below long-form videos and as overlays on Shorts. YouTube also began rolling out internal detection systems in May that can automatically apply labels when it detects significant photorealistic AI use and creators have not disclosed it. LinkedIn has taken aim at what it describes as “AI slop,” or low-effort AI-generated content lacking original perspective. On July 30, the platform introduced an option allowing users to flag posts that “seem like AI slop.” More than one million people have used the feature, and LinkedIn

The Reds discovered the eight teams they will meet in this season's league phase on Thursday evening, when the draw took place in Monaco. Atletico Madrid, FC Porto, Villarreal and RC Lens are those visiting Anfield in the competition's opening section, while Iraola takes his side to Internazionale, Club Brugge, Fenerbahce and LASK. Offering his reaction to Liverpoolfc.com, the head coach said: "It's an interesting and difficult draw but we understood in advance that however the draw went we would be facing strong opposition, and that is exactly how it has worked out. "This is the strength of the Champions League and why competing in it is such a big test. Each of these games will present a difficult challenge in their own way, so we will have to prepare for them as best as possible and give our very best on the pitch. "It's up to us to be ready but we have two important Premier League games before then, which will be our full focus before we look at the Champions League. "But the Champions League is a challenge that we are definitely looking forward to, and it is also exciting for our supporters in terms of the