BOURBON MEETS BIG DATA AS KENTUCKY DISTILLERS REINVENT
An old industry tests software-driven whiskey Bourbon’s identity is built on tradition, but a new data-heavy model is shaking the barrels.
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An old industry tests software-driven whiskey Bourbon’s identity is built on tradition, but a new data-heavy model is shaking the barrels.
Five-year lows in sight raise new policy questions Crude prices fell again, putting benchmarks on track for a weekly loss as U.S. inventories rose and global demand indicators softened.
Surprise retrenchment at a flagship spinout SK Telecom’s freshly minted AI division has proposed a voluntary retirement program only weeks after it was unveiled, a jarring move that signals a strategic reset.
Militant strike in Mir Ali and security response A suicide car bomber struck a sprawling security forces compound in Mir Ali, North Waziristan, igniting an hourslong firefight in Pakistan’s northwest.
Discounts as content, stores as stages Hong Kong’s chains rolled out overlapping promotions this weekend—Watsons and Wellcome among them—turning price cuts into social content and store traffic surges, according to Engadget’s Cantonese edition on Saturday.
Inside the IMO setback An international vote to approve a global mechanism for cutting maritime emissions was pushed back by a year after U.S. opposition, the International Maritime Organization confirmed Friday, Japanese media reported Saturday.
Beer, cyberattacks and the fragility of modern logistics Japan’s best-selling beer is flowing again after a ransomware attack forced Asahi to halt shipments nationwide earlier this week, The Verge reported Saturday.
Identification and context Israel on Saturday identified the remains of Eliyahu Margalit, 76, a hostage abducted during the Oct.
What’s behind the buzz Bookstores, curry houses and retro cafes have long defined Tokyo’s Jimbocho.
The plan and why it’s different A privately financed effort is taking shape to retire roughly 20,000 abandoned oil and gas wells in the United States at no cost to taxpayers, according to Saturday’s print edition.
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