The South American Plant Nutrition business is the leading specialty plant nutrition business in Brazil and offers a broad range of solutions for plant nutrition and stimulation, soil treatment, seed treatment and plant health, covering all key Brazilian crops. Its product portfolio includes enhanced efficiency fertilizers and controlled-release fertilizers, soil and foliar micronutrients, secondary nutrients, biostimulants, and adjuvants.
"This transaction, together with our recent acquisition of Fertiláqua in Brazil and our existing specialty plant nutrition business there, will position ICL as the leading specialty plant nutrition company in Brazil, one of the world's fastest growing agriculture markets.
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Blurring Boundaries: Keeping 'Consumer' Scams Out of the Business Environment - Infosecurity
The use of social engineering is nothing new to any of us, but it’s a tactic we’re probably more familiar with outside of the business environment. Take SIM-swapping – or SIM-hijacking – for example, which is on the rise. Just last month, T-Mobile disclosed a data breach in which an unknown attacker used SIM-swapping to gain access to the account information of hundreds of customers, including personal information and PINs.
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On the whole, SIM-swapping is currently used to compromise individuals, and no T-Mobile for Business customers were affected by the incident. However, organizations should be aware of the risk this and other kinds of ‘consumer’ scams – including phishing, copycat websites and malware – could increasingly present.
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Trade business picking up for Bulls? Keep an eye on Lauri Markkanen - Chicago Sun-Times
Thad Young might bring back the highest draft asset, but Markkanen could bring back an immediate young piece that would help this team move forward. Business is heating up, but will it be enough to sway the Bulls into being active by the deadline?
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Facing the Western Conference's first 30-win team, Donovan was counting on Lauri Markkanen, Wendell Carter Jr. and Coby White to take advantage of that stage and show that the growing pains were behind them — or at least subsiding.
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Facebook removes Amanda Chase's Senate page | Virginia Business
After multiple unsuccessful attempts by her campaign to get her public page reinstated as recently as last week, Chase, R-Chesterfield, said Sunday that she is considering a national class action lawsuit against the social media giant on behalf of herself and others whose pages were restricted because of content related to the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Chase said Sunday she’s strongly considering bringing a lawsuit against Facebook and believes she and other pro-Trump partisans are being punished for their political beliefs. “You don’t adopt un-American policies, Facebook,” Chase said. “This is all a target on conservative Republicans. This has lit a fire under me. I will put Facebook out of business.”
Wylde on Cuomo: "Business Community is Not Playing Politics"
The business community is not concerning itself with the multiple investigations trailing Governor Andrew Cuomo.
"The governor is the governor," she stated. "The business community is not playing politics. That's not our job."
"New York was so punished. We were named a sanctuary city, had the SALT that was directly attacking Blue States. That was an entirely different situation where it was war on the City. (Business) wasn't so much distancing themselves from Trump, but rather rejecting a set of policies that hadn't worked," she explained.
6 AI myths holding your business back | CIO
Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are reaching deeper into work environments, not only replacing and enhancing mundane jobs, but also augmenting or otherwise changing those that remain. They are permeating every aspect of business and are driving organizational strategies. In fact, Gartner predicts that by 2025, AI will be the top category driving enterprise infrastructure decisions.
Yet even as interest in AI rises, several myths about this technology persist. CIOs must identify and debunk those myths, in order to devise sound strategies—or enhance existing ones—when driving implementation of AI projects. By understanding how AI works and where its limitations lie, CIOs can better utilize this technology to deliver business value.
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