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Petrol Düşüyor, Hisse Senetleri Yükseliyor

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By Muaz Kalaycı, David Oxley, Adam Turnquist
| Haber Aktuel Verified
Hürmüz Boğazı’nın yeniden açılmasına yönelik anlaşma piyasalarda hızlı bir rahatlama yaratırken, bazı yatırımcılar hisse senedi rallisinin ve petrol fiyatlarındaki düşüşün abartılı olabileceği konusunda endişeli. ABD ham petrolü olan WTI, Perşembe günü varil başına 76,60 dolardan kapanarak haftalık bazda yaklaşık yüzde 10 değer kaybetti. Benzin galon fiyatı ise Mart ayından bu yana ilk kez 4 doların altına indi. ABD hisse senetleri rekor seviyelere yakın seyrediyor.
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How to Avoid Being Automated: Skills AI Can’t Replace

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By David Oxley, Helmet Shuster
| Training Magazine Verified
How to avoid being automated: skills AI can’t replace AI is everywhere. The official line is familiar: don’t worry, it’ll free us to be more creative. The optimistic version says AI will “automate the drudge work and release you to do more of the fun stuff.” Most of us feel something else: anxious. A recent Reuters/Ipsos survey found that 71 percent of people worry about being permanently replaced by AI.
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L&D in the age of reinvention: Four imperatives for the CLO

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By Helmut Schuster, David Oxley
| Training Journal Verified
We are entering an era in which organisational reinvention is not optional. It is constant and structural. Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping roles and workflows. Career ladders are collapsing into lattices. Talent now moves across boundaries rather than sitting neatly inside them. Against this backdrop, learning and development leaders face some significant problems and challenges.
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