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Week in Review: The most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of July 19, 2026
They keep him up to date with the latest technology and startup news from the past week. Here are the…
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Defense tech giant Anduril eyes $100B in new funding as Seattle expansion draws protests
Protesters outside the Anduril offices in Seattle on Sunday, July 19. (GeekWire Photo / John Cook) Defense technology giant Anduril,…
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What prevents employees from changing jobs?
The original report found that three out of four Irish-based workers are open to moving to a new job, but…
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Scientists embarked on the RV Celtic Explorer to track changes in the sea
The AR7E-2026 project aims to generate new knowledge about the links between ocean circulation, climate, carbon cycling and marine ecosystems.…
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What is more important to an employer when hiring, AI or human skills?
Murugan Anandarajan and Cuneyt Gozu from Drexel University examine the factors that make a job applicant more attractive in 2026.…
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400 highly skilled jobs to be created with €50m of Ryanair Investment
The company has submitted a planning application to significantly expand its engineering works at Shannon Airport. Ryanair has announced plans…
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Malaysia’s NTIS wins 2026 WSIS Global Awards title
[This is a press release by the National Technology & Innovation Sandbox (NTIS).] The National Technology and Innovation Sandbox (NTIS)…
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Tech Moves: Agility Robotics Gets CFO; Microsoft security moves; Zap legal officer; New KEXP CTO
Michael Beer. (Photo by Agility Robotics) – Agility Robotics so called Michael Beer as its chief financial officer. Current CFO…
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Microsoft 2.5: New chief security officer Hayete Gallot in the company’s push into the agency era
Hayete Gallot, now senior vice president of Microsoft Security, speaks at Microsoft’s event in France in 2024. (Microsoft Image) GeekWire…
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EU fines Google €890m over search and app store practices
‘The best brands should succeed because they are better, not because they belong to the company that runs the search…
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