The smartphone manufacturer eyes to fully explore the potential of MIUI with the global tech industry, especially with developers, content providers, game partners, and marketers. BARCELONA, Spain, March 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Xiaomi’s International Internet Business Department (IIB), the global internet business arm of the Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer, wrapped up their showing at the Mobile World Congress (MWC), one of the biggest events in the calendar for the global mobile technology industry, by announcing its "Go Global" strategy for the year 2023, expanding its cooperative relationships with global partners and exploring new business opportunities in internet services. Continue Reading Over the course of a couple of days, the management team from Xiaomi’s IIB met customers and partners from around the world at the event in Barcelona, from global tech giants to promising start-ups, to content providers, to advertising agencies and developers. "The business value of MIUI hasn’t reached its full potential, as we’re still exploring new markets. We’re very excited to be here in Barcelona to reach a wider audience, and turn possibilities into opportunities for success," said Chan Liu, General Manager, International Internet Business Dept., Xiaomi. Xiaomi offers a wide range of internet services for smart TVs […]

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As many attorneys seek alternative roles in business and legal-adjacent careers, law schools have responded by implementing courses and programs that provide their students with business-related skills that can be used in both a law firm or legal department setting—not to mention anywhere else in the corporate world. As part of its Law School Innovation Program , Bloomberg Law is highlighting several law schools that are setting the pace when it comes to teaching business skills in a legal education setting. Bloomberg Law’s 2022 Law School Preparedness Survey data supports the idea that there is a need for attorneys to learn more business skills prior to entering the workforce. Practicing attorney respondents reported that they wish they would have learned about common business-related skills before they started practicing. These results can be seen as a call for law schools to teach business—and the business of law—while simultaneously teaching the practice of law. In our inaugural Law School Innovation Program, our team of evaluators identified the top-scoring law school programs answering that call and teaching, in innovative ways, those high-in-demand business skills. Here is a short walk through their innovations, in alphabetical order: Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of […]

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Have you passed the same building under construction every day and wondered what it’ll be? Or seen one of your favorite restaurants closing and wanted to know why? If so, the Streetwise newsletter is here to help. Hi! I’m Alex Garner, the Sheboygan Press’ business reporter. Whether you’re new to Streetwise or have been a longtime reader, thank you. I’m so glad you’re here! Over the past few months, I’ve tried to bring the business community closer to you, whether it’s sharing first plans of highly anticipate restaurants, closures of beloved staples or behind-the-scenes looks at new and long-standing businesses alike. As I’ve connected with small shops and large corporations across the city and county, I’ve learned there’s so much going on in the business scene. From the community rallying behind a local bookshop amid financial struggles to local businesses adapting to uncertain times in the past few years , I’ve heard firsthand about the successes, challenges and changes experienced right here. And as I continue learning and listening, I want to keep you in the loop. To do that, I’m excited to share that we’re launching a new and free Streetwise newsletter, bringing Sheboygan business news directly to […]

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MIAMI, March 6, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — After recently winning his $82 million lawsuit against Celsius energy drinks, Flo Rida embarks on a mission to continue his lifelong pursuit of evolving innovation, alongside his JettSet1 Enterprises Co-Founders, George Tabi, M.D. and Erik Hicks. JettSet1 is an enterprise with vast interests and partnerships across various industries spanning from biotech, health & wellness, and beverage to real estate development, film, and television, just to name a few. Moreover, JettSet1 is slated to announce and launch a myriad of cutting-edge technologies and products later this year. Continue Reading Flo Rida embarks on a mission to continue his lifelong pursuit of evolving innovation Tweet this Flo Rida JettSet1 recently partnered with Sanare Bioscience, a company that developed a new patented investigational drug which will relieve patients from cannabis intoxication. JettSet1 also plans to introduce a new energy drink, which was conceptualized and formulated by Dr. Tabi in conjunction with Flo Rida and Hicks. JettSet1 energy drink will be organically and naturally sourced, with the special formula and ingredients blended by their business partners at Dolce Foglia, a flavoring company lead by the legendary flavorist Mr. Ed Vanderloo who previously worked for companies, amongst others, […]

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ReportLinker Major players in the unified communication and business headsets market are Audio-Technica Corporation, Bose Corporation, Dell Technologies Inc., GN Store Nord A/S, HP Development Company LP, Koss Corporation, Logitech, Microsoft Corporation, Plantronics Inc. New York, March 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Reportlinker.com announces the release of the report "Unified Communication And Business Headsets Global Market Report 2023" – https://www.reportlinker.com/p06426358/?utm_source=GNW , Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co KG, Jabra, Cisco Systems Inc., JBL, Lenovo and EKSAtelecom. The global unified communication and business headsets market grew from $3.04 billion in 2022 to $3.51 billion in 2023 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.5%. The Russia-Ukraine war disrupted the chances of global economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, at least in the short term. The war between these two countries has led to economic sanctions on multiple countries, a surge in commodity prices, and supply chain disruptions, causing inflation across goods and services, and affecting many markets across the globe. The unified communication and business headsets market is expected to grow to $6.01 billion in 2027 at a CAGR of 14.4%. The unified communication and business headset market consist of sales of wired and wireless.Values in this market are ‘factory […]

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GOP Congress will ‘give hope’ to small business owners: Rep. Roger Williams 00:00 00:0006:13GO LIVE Facebook Twitter Email Embed SpeedNormal Autoplay Small business owners are on the front lines of innovation and job creation. They account for over half of the payroll in our country and are mainstays of their communities. When these businesses are confident about their ability to prosper in the future, our country is moving in the right direction. Unfortunately, after two years of one-party rule, our small businesses are very concerned about the way our economy is moving . Whether it’s out-of-control inflation, broken supply chains, or labor shortages, Main Street continues to bear the brunt of President Biden’s economic crisis. However, there is hope on the horizon. Small Biz Boom: Despite tough economy, small businesses are growing post pandemic Despite a tough economy, a record number of small businesses have launched nationwide in the last two years. The people spoke in November and gave Republicans control of the House of Representatives to provide a vital check on the radical policies coming out of the Biden administration. Republicans have a proven track record of being the true champions of our nation’s job creators, and my […]

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CEOs are getting caught in the crossfire of culture wars, especially involving ESG investing. Consultant Bruce Mehlman shares key internal and external strategies for business leaders to consider in this politicized environment. Culture wars are crashing the C-suite, and CEOs need to up their games. For over a decade, progressive activists have urged business leaders to speak out more on social and cultural issues, and many responded. This increased engagement emerged alongside accelerating ESG initiatives reacting to climate change, EU regulation, and geopolitical disruption. Over the past few years, conservative activists started punching back, objecting to what they consider political investing—aka “woke capitalism”—by unelected technocrats who are supposed to focus on maximizing shareholder value rather than signal virtue. CEOs are now caught in the crossfire. And in 2023, these challenges are only getting harder. A record 39 states now boast one-party rule, increasing the likelihood of straight-line partisan legislation at odds with states run by the other party. Congress is again narrowly divided, with both parties looking for populist credit for punishing ideological opposition among “the establishment.” The 2024 presidential campaign is fully underway, with GOP aspirants competing to be most “anti-woke.” The president’s very first veto is imminent […]

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Nordstrom Canada operates six Nordstrom stores and seven Nordstrom Rack stores. As part of its initiatives to drive long-term profitable growth and enhance shareholder value, and after careful consideration of all reasonably available options, Nordstrom Inc. has decided to discontinue support for Nordstrom Canada’s business operations. "We regularly review every aspect of our business to make sure that we are set up for success," said Erik Nordstrom, CEO of Nordstrom Inc. "We entered Canada in 2014 with a plan to build and sustain a long-term business there. Despite our best efforts, we do not see a realistic path to profitability for the Canadian business. We want to thank our team for their performance and dedication in serving customers in Canada. This decision will simplify our structure, intensify focus on our growth and profitability goals and position us to create greater value for our shareholders." Wind-Down of Operations Accordingly, Nordstrom Canada has commenced a wind-down of its operations, obtaining an Initial Order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) to facilitate the wind-down in an orderly fashion. Nordstrom Canada intends to wind down its Nordstrom and Nordstrom Rack stores across Canada, with the […]

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Some Urban Hotels Now Performing Better Midweek Than on Weekends Chartwell Hospitality’s Kevin Green speaks at a hotel roundtable in Memphis, Tennessee, hosted by Hotel News Now and the Pinkowski & Company. (Trevor Simpson) MEMPHIS, Tennessee — Shifts in business travel demand over the past few years have included trips that increasingly blend in leisure, as remote and hybrid work enable extended stays at hotels. Some hotel executives believe these shifts could be permanent. Hotel News Now, in partnership with Pinkowski & Company, convened a group of U.S. hotel industry executives for a roundtable about the state of the industry and the subject of change. Jerry Cataldo, president and CEO of Hostmark Hospitality Group, said once business travel began to come back in urban locations in April 2022, the patterns of travel differed from before. Some aspects of remote work remained, usually in a hybrid format. Employees with hybrid options typically choose Monday and Friday as their remote days, leaving Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as prime business days, Cataldo said. “There’s been a change in the corporate behavior because people coming in and doing business and having dinners and so forth — they gotta be there when the people […]

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Image Credits: Jean-Luc Ichard / Getty Images Microsoft today introduced what it’s calling the “next generation” of AI product updates across its business apps portfolio. They touch on both Power Platform, Microsoft’s set of low-code tools for building apps and workflows, and Dynamics 365, the company’s suite of enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) tools. In an interview with TechCrunch, Charles Lamanna, CVP of business apps and platform at Microsoft, described the updates as the logical next step on Microsoft’s automation journey. Powered by tech from AI startup OpenAI and built using the Azure OpenAI Service , Microsoft’s service that provides enterprise-tailored access to OpenAI’s API, the new capabilities follow the rollout of OpenAI text-generating AI models in Power Platform four years ago and the more recent debut of generative AI capabilities in Viva Sales, Microsoft’s seller experience app. “Over the last four years, we’ve been on a journey to bring generative AI and foundation models to the workplace,” Lamanna said via email, noting that Microsoft has a longstanding partnership with OpenAI to commercialize the vendor’s tech in Microsoft’s own products and through the Azure OpenAI Service. “And we’ve now reached the point where the tech […]

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