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High tech, luxury and snacks

May 14, 2024

AI is becoming more important — including for the armed forces. Plus: Why does no one talk about the military and CO2? Trainee pilots are urgently needed. Also: Investing in luxury watches. And a young entrepreneur brings a new Indian snack to Germany.

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