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technology

[tek-nol-uh-jee] / tɛkˈnɒl ə dʒi /


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France's Dassault Aviation, best known for its military jets, is pushing its Falcon aircraft, saying that the technology developed for its combat planes improves the performance and comfort in its business jets.

From BBC

Recruitment expert Adrian Kinnersley believes the current enthusiasm for 996 remains largely confined to the technology sector, and for a good reason.

From BBC

CBS News reported that many early ad previews emphasize futuristic imagery and celebrity endorsements, with companies hoping familiar faces can build public confidence in still-evolving technologies.

From Salon

Critics say the BLS has to upgrade its technology and rapidly modernize how it collects economic data to make the jobs report more accurate.

From MarketWatch

It receives only an “honorary” Oscar, as its new Vitaphone technology is thought to give it an unfair advantage in other categories.

From The Wall Street Journal