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‘I Was Making Rich Men Richer’: Ex-Goldman Sachs Advisor Raises £1.2M to Tackle UK’s £567 Billion Gender Wealth Gap
KEY POINTSAyesha Ofori handled over £500 million in client money at Goldman SachsOfori said she began questioning the absence of women in investing.She founded a platform which has various investment options, such as funds from Vanguard, Blackrock, and HSBC.Ayesha Ofori spent over six years as a wealth adviser at Goldman Sachs, managing more than £500
HIMSSCast: Making SDOH interventions a reality
Creating new opportunities for patients in their day-to-day lives can help improve health outcomes, says Brian Pieninck, president and chief executive officer of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield of the Mid-Atlantic. To address the "inextricable link" between economy, environment, community and people's health trajectories – social determinants of health or, Pieninck's preferred terminology, social drivers of health
Making strides in understanding decision making
Decisions, decisions. Life is full of decisions, from what to have for breakfast to where to work. To make each one, a series of mechanisms in the brain must be engaged. Understanding those mechanisms is an important area of neuroscience. To help make research findings more applicable to how humans make decisions day-to-day, a new
Tiny Glade is all about making ruins
Image credit: Eurogamer/Pounce Light Tiny Glade is a building game, or a building toy. But you don't need to actually build anything to see how magical it all is. Instead, you can just take the cursor and move it through a patch of wild flowers. Don't click. Don't select. Don't release a twisting rattlesnake of
NASA is Making Super Cheap and Light Magnetic Levitation for Moon Bases
Home » Energy » NASA is Making Super Cheap and Light Magnetic Levitation for Moon Bases The moon has one-sixth the gravity of the earth so magnetic levitation can use 35 times less power to do the same work. NASA will leverage this to make thin sheets that can rolled out to make lunar railway
Making GenAI more efficient with a new kind of chip
A prototype mixed digital and analog chip does the most demanding portions of GenAI, the accumulate operation, in low-power analog circuitry. EnCharge AI2024 is expected to be the year that generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) goes into production, when enterprises and consumer electronics start actually using the technology to make predictions in heavy volume -- a
Quantum conundrum — QD-OLED or classic WOLED? Samsung reportedly won't tell. Scharon Harding - Mar 6, 2024 9:22 pm UTC Enlarge / A marketing image for Samsung's 83-inch S90C, its first OLED TV to quietly use an LG Display WOLED panel.Samsung Samsung rejuvenated the OLED TV market when its display manufacturing subsidiary, Samsung Display, announced
Making Toronto home: A newcomer’s guide to life in Canada’s largest city
Toronto is Canada’s biggest city. With its vibrant mix of cultures, robust job opportunities, and a bustling city life, Toronto is an appealing destination for anyone seeking a dynamic and enriching place to live. This guide offers valuable insights and practical tips to help immigrants navigate the nuances of Toronto, ensuring a smoother transition as
How to get into games without making games
This article is part of our Get into Games special, offering students insight on life in the games industry and advice on how to get into the business When thinking about the games industry, we naturally think about the people and companies making the games, and so assume it's an industry only for those with
5 stories making science news this week: A Pacific ‘superstructure’ and an ancient Roman bullet
This week's science news has revealed an enormous "superstructure" bigger than Idaho growing on the seafloor, an ancient bullet inscribed with the name of Julius Caesar, and an extinct "hypercarnivorous" grizzly bear that was actually mostly vegetarian.'Superstructure' growing on the Pacific seafloor since the dinosaur ageThe Melanesian Border Plateau is located east of the Solomon