Siemens has announced that it is investing £100 million to establish a cutting-edge rail infrastructure manufacturing, digital engineering and research & development (R&D) centre in Chippenham, UK. It said that the investment underscores its unwavering commitment to innovation, sustainability, excellence, and its campaign ‘to build in Britain with Britain built in’. The new facility, which
Jakarta. Indonesia has secured a spot on the list of stops for various world-renowned musicians. In 2024, numerous international artists are scheduled to bring their concert tours to the country, promising a vibrant year for music enthusiasts of various genres. Simplifying the process for international musicians, the Indonesian immigration office has revised its requirements. Silmy
Apple Inc. was hit Monday with a $2-billion penalty from the European Union over an investigation into allegations it shut out music-streaming rivals, including Spotify, on its platforms. The European Commission also ordered the Cupertino, Calif.-based firm to stop preventing music-streaming apps from informing users of cheaper deals away from Apple’s App Store. The larger-than-expected
With enthralling histories and artistic splendours, churches have become temples of culture as well as being sacred sites. ADVERTISEMENT Barcelona’s whimsical Sagrada Familia church is inundated with nearly four million visitors a year. Religious buildings are some of the key tourist attractions in European cities, including St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Westminster Abbey in London
After about two years of construction and a $65 million budget, the Visual Arts Modernization project is set to open in August. Construction on Cal State Fullerton’s brand-new Buildings G and H have been unveiled and renovations to Buildings A and E are currently being made. Construction began in August 2022 after being approved by
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The view of the Eiffel Tower from the Grand Palais Ephèmére, Paris+’s temporary venue. Courtesy of Paris+ par Art Basel. French antique art dealers initiated an open lobbying push, opposing a new European Union (EU) legislation. Overall, the new legislation’s intention is to restrict importation of unlawful cultural objects, particularly antiques. They predict a
Most investors build their portfolios by investing in traditional investments, such as stocks, bonds, and cash. These can provide both growth and a level of diversification. However, some investors seek diversification beyond these traditional asset classes. Such investors often look to alternative investments as a way to diversify beyond stocks, bonds, and cash. Rather than
In an unparalleled fusion of art, science, and technology, Turkish art studio Ouchhh, helmed by Ferdi Alici and Eylül Duranağaç Alici, has successfully sent the first ever artificial intelligence (AI)-generated artwork to the Moon. Dubbed ‘Human Cell Atlas’, this groundbreaking piece was carried aboard a SpaceX rocket, making a monumental leap for both the art
YOUNGSTOWN — Art and creativity were in full display as the Butler Institute of American Art hosted its second annual young artists exhibit, celebrating National Youth Art Month with a showcase of student artwork. An estimated 270 pieces from students in kindergarten through sixth grade, along with 37 art teachers from 46 schools in Mahoning,