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We look forward to sharing with you our stories, products & crafty ideas. These stories will be thought-provoking and even be familiar to you. There are times of, “what if”, “I would be so and so only if I do ___” just to achieve what you have always dream of? Let us know what keeps you moving forward, how you would want to be the unusual heroes, that bravely overcome the majority.
Three companies worth more than $3 trillion combined want to go public in the next nine months. SpaceX is targeting June 12,
We expect lots more AI efficiency news to create new jobs headlines flying in our digital domains and publications.
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, even the most iconic companies can find themselves struggling to stay relevant. Market shifts, technological disruptions,
Is the existential crisis real with the evolution of Generative AI embedded into our lifestyle? Are there more benefits to quality of life or failed miserably to keep us satisfied?
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Ettore Sottsass Italian, born Austria
Perry King British
Manufacturer Ing. C. Olivetti & C. S.p.A., Ivrea, Italy {1968}
After sixty years of work, Sottsass felt that he had become known solely for this “red machine” that “came out a mistake.” He had intended it to be an inexpensive portable with no lowercase letters, no bell, and a cheap plastic case, but Olivetti objected. Despite his later misgivings about the Valentine’s production, Sottsass transcended the sameness of typewriter design to give it an endearing personality. He tuned into Pop art, citing the orange nipples and pink breasts in Tom Wesselman’s nudes as inspiration for the orange scroll caps. He noted he used bright red “so as not to remind anyone of monotonous working hours.”
Excerpt from THE MET
