On the Town: Go to the movies: October movies offer performances from Freddie Mercury, Ozzy Osborne
FAIRFIELD — The October movie premieres continue with a few opening in limited release on Wednesday (Oct. 7) including:
Business Weekly Agenda for October 4
This post was originally published on here Events for the Greater Berks business community.
L3Harris Technologies (LHX) After The $6b THAAD Win Looks Mispriced
This post was originally published on here L3Harris Technologies (LHX) is back in focus after securing an undefinitized contract from Lockheed Martin worth more than US$6b over seven years to ramp up THAAD propulsion production. The new THAAD award lands at a time when L3Harris Technologies’ share price has slid about 7.7% over the past…
5 Genre-Defining Sci-Fi Movies That Barely Impacted The Box Office
The 5 sci-fi movies on this list all underperformed or downright flopped at the box office, and yet their influence on the genre has been massive.
Rheinmetall Stock And 2 Defense Technology Names Riding The Drone Warfare Shift
This post was originally published on here Robotic warfare is moving from science fiction to nightly news, and Ukraine’s use of drones and unmanned systems has pushed this shift into clear view for investors. Capital is already hunting for companies exposed to this new reality, and sitting on the sidelines risks missing where defense technology,…
Nobel laureate Eric Cornell: ‘Progress in science comes from asking new questions’
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Eric Cornell says scientists should focus on doing good science and embrace the joy of discovery, and one day they may discover something new to everybody.
Business leaders deliver blow to calls for more North Sea oil and gas drilling
This post was originally published on here The campaign group Uplift said more than half of entrepreneurs backed government plans to phase out fossil fuels
5 Mind-Bending Soviet Era Sci-Fi Movies You Can Watch on Streaming
Soviet cinema pushed the bounds of science fiction
How AI could usher in a ‘new scientific golden age’ (if it doesn’t kill us all first)
AI has remarkable potential to exponentially advance scientific discovery, say scientists. But getting out the word of its scientific benefits of can be challenging when forced to compete with headlines about its significant if not existential threat to humanity.
AI ‘less safe’ for keeping secrets than most people assume
This post was originally published on here Limit information and access you give AI agents, says experts