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A Conversation with Mircea Geoană, NATO Deputy Secretary General
Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy CEO Michelle Guida leads an exclusive conversation with NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoană discussing the urgency of accelerating innovation and adoption of trusted tech…
Keith on Fox News: AI will change the way people do their jobs
Keith Krach, chairman of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy, and former Under Secretary of State, joined Fox News to talk about how the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will…
U.S. Has Strategic Clarity on Taiwan, an Interview with Keith Krach
Spreading skepticism about the U.S. is part of the CCP’s united-front tactics. Taiwan should not doubt America. A conversation between Simone Gao and Keith Krach.
In recent years, there have…
9 Ways To Increase Your Team’s Motivation
As a chief executive officer, meeting your business goals might involve one set of priorities. However, your employees may be looking for very different motivating factors. You should concentrate on celebrating those ways in which your staff members help you to raise productivity, increase sales, and obtain awards and positive press for your company.
Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Fireside Chat
The institute is accelerating Purdue’s role at the forefront of technologies critical to American foreign policy and global freedom, including 5G, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, clean energy, biotech, digital currency, autonomous vehicles, space, hypersonics, and quantum computing.
Montana’s Plan To Ban TikTok Is A Preview For The Rest Of The Country
Coal power generation, disproportionately burdened with heavy costs and regulations, dipped slightly last year. “Federal clean energy tax credits are accelerating a nationwide wave of coal plant closures, as those facilities can no longer economically compete,” reports the Hill. Renewables, which owe their leaping abilities to taxpayer subsidies, still lag way behind natural gas.
Biden and Congress want to ban TikTok but at this point it may be impossible
If divestiture fails, the Biden administration has indicated it will seek to impose a direct ban on TikTok. But it would first need a big assist from Capitol Hill. When federal judges blocked the Trump administration’s TikTok ban in 2020, they did so in part based on violations of the Berman amendments — obscure but important 30-year-old provisions in the International Emergency Economic Powers Act that allow for the free flow of “informational material” from adversarial nations.
The US is greening itself toward more dependence on China
Coal power generation, disproportionately burdened with heavy costs and regulations, dipped slightly last year. “Federal clean energy tax credits are accelerating a nationwide wave of coal plant closures, as those facilities can no longer economically compete,” reports the Hill. Renewables, which owe their leaping abilities to taxpayer subsidies, still lag way behind natural gas.
7 Ways To Boost The Brainstorming Process
Welcoming spontaneous thoughts is just half of the equation. Keeping a running list of these impressions can pay huge dividends. A small notebook works well for tracking these flickers of insight, though digital options, such as a list-generating app or a spreadsheet, get the job done, too. Or you could simply use the Notes app on your smartphone. Either way, don’t wait too long after you have the idea to record it—when it’s fresh in your mind, you’re usually able to articulate it better.
How the CHIPS Act Can Impact Arkansas
A series of major manufacturing investments have steadily been announced over the past two years, like Samsung’s plan to build a $17 billion semiconductor factory in Texas, and Intel’s goals to establish $20 billion operations in both Arizona and Ohio. Micron recently announced a $20 billion facility planned for New York. This has left many of us wondering, what about Arkansas?
4 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Manage Risk
Risk management is often thought of as the mitigation of uncertainty in the market, including aspects such as consumer behavior and the response of competitors. While entrepreneurs should clearly strive to prevent or avoid certain risks, they should also remember that some risk is inevitable, necessary, and—when well-managed—beneficial in the long run.
TikTok CEO admits the app is tracking American users’ key strokes
At a House Committee on Energy and Commerce hearing, the CEO of the Chinese company TikTok, Shou Zi Chew, admitted that the app is tracking American users keystrokes.
