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Some US workers are embracing AI, seeing it as a career booster. In a KPMG US survey, half of respondents said automation — including AI — has boosted their professional abilities. 1 thing they could do" to retain workers, Doel said. Using AI for work-life balanceIn some cases, Doel said, workers appear to be eyeing tech like generative AI as an avenue for achieving better work-life balance. "They think it's going to allow them to be more flexible in their work-model contract with employers," Doel said, referring to workers' views on GenAI.
Persons: , John Doel, Doel, they're, they'd, Millennials, it's, Goldman Sachs —, That's Organizations: KPMG US, KPMG, Amazon, JPMorgan, Workers, Employees Locations: GenAI
The pan-European STOXX 600 index (.STOXX) closed 0.1% higher. That made Spain the first among the euro zone's large economies to have inflation fall below 2%. This followed hawkish comments from U.S. and European central bank policymakers at a European Central Bank meet-up in Sintra on Wednesday, where the underlying theme was that rates are likely to stay higher for longer. Adding to recent hawkish messages from central banks globally, Sweden's central bank raised its policy rate by a quarter percentage point as expected and forecast at least one more rate hike this year. The stock was the top gainer on France's blue-chip index (.FCHI), which rose 0.4% and also helped the automaker sub-index (.SXAP) climb 1.3%.
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Belgium to extend life of two nuclear reactors by 10 years
  + stars: | 2023-01-09 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
Companies Engie SA FollowBRUSSELS, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Belgium has reached an agreement with French utility Engie to extend the life of two nuclear reactors by 10 years, the prime minister said on Monday, overturning a plan to exit nuclear power in 2025 as the war in Ukraine has changed energy strategy. "The extension of these two nuclear reactors is crucial to guarantee our energy security," Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo told a news conference after meeting cabinet members. Belgium had planned to exit nuclear power entirely in 2025, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine has forced the government to rethink plans to rely more on natural gas. Belgium's six operating nuclear reactors have a combined capacity of about 5 gigawatt and generate about half of the country's electricity, World Nuclear Association data show. The cost of the future dismantling of the Belgian reactors will remain Engie's responsibility, De Croo added.
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