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Leo Kelion

Edinburgh
As seen in: Baillie Gifford, Brasil Online, Revista Época, UOL, UOL Notícias, BBC, BBC Mundo, Terra, Yahoo Canada, La Nación (Argentina), El Tiempo and
Personal account. Interested in tech-enabled innovation - the more disruptive the better. Work at Baillie Gifford. (Ex-tech desk editor, BBC News).
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AI: a long-term perspective

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By Leo Kelion
| Baillie Gifford
Read more Read more Read more Read more All insights November 2023 Key Points Advances in AI have been made possible thanks to huge gains in computation, driving demand for NVIDIA’s chips and other accelerated computing products New AI models may do more to reinforce the standing of the large tech platforms than disrupt them Healthcare and education are among sectors set to benefit, but long-term investors still need to consider companies on a case-by-case basis All investment strategies have...
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Growth stocks: investing across decades

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By Leo Kelion
| Baillie Gifford
Read more Read more Read more Watch All insights August 2023 Key Points From Microsoft to Hermès, partner Mark Urquhart explains what convinced him to invest in key growth stocks over his 27-year career He discusses the importance of risk-taking maverick founders And he reveals why he thinks the glucose monitoring specialist Dexcom is one of the most exciting companies in business Download transcript and show notes All investment strategies have the potential for profit and loss, capital is...
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Microsoft, LinkedIn roll out more initiatives to help people build their skills and find jobs

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By Leo Kelion
| techinsiderz.com
More than 30 million people worldwide have used free, online learning courses from Microsoft and its LinkedIn and GitHub subsidiaries to boost their workplace skills during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday, Microsoft announced additional employment-related initiatives, including programs to help 250,000 companies make what it’s calling “skills-based” hires of job candidates.
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