Coldplay was presenting ‘Moon Music’ in New York

Coldplay was presenting ‘Moon Music’ in New York

Reuters

Although Coldplay released the album ‘Moon music’ last week, yesterday they made their official presentation in New York, on NBC’s ‘Today’ show, with a concert at Rockefeller Plaza, which also starred Ayra Starr (2002). According to Official Charts, the band’s tenth album sold more than 160,000 copies in 72 hours, making it the best-selling British album of 2024. p30 (TA)

Weeks of recess for Congress

Although the president of the House of Representatives, Jaime Raúl Salamanca (1979), said that Congress was not going to take a break this week, the truth is that it only worked until yesterday. No more sessions have been agreed for the rest of this week or next week, which will be taken in preparation for COP16. (XB)

AI away from golf and agriculture

The PGA Tour, after investing in AI until some of its content on the Internet goes viral, found that the technology still doesn’t know much about golf, or about agriculture. Scott Gutterman, VP of technology, agreed to invest in AI, but realized that it did not differentiate between competition or the majors and created 182 content with errors. They had to remove posts in the US and Latin America. (JL)

GAC Motor arrived in Colombia

On October 29, the Chinese car brands GAC Motor and GAC Aion will be launched in Colombia, introduced by Carrera Automotive Group, of which Taxis Libres is also a part. These brands are strategic manufacturing partners of large companies such as Toyota and Honda, with a presence in 30 countries in Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa. (JM)

The Silvia Tcherassi Scholarship will be launched

On October 22, the Barranquilla designer Silvia Tcherassi (1965) and the Istituto Marangoni Miami will launch a scholarship that will bear the name of Colombia. Headquartered in Milan, Italy, the institute is internationally recognized as one of the leading fashion design schools. The launch will take place at the Silvia Tcherassi store in Bogotá. (TA)

Kroger adds Disney to its service

Kroger Co. is adding Walt Disney streaming services as a new benefit to members of its delivery program. Retailers continue to expand their membership offerings to attract more customers. As mentioned, prime users of the Kroger Boost program will have access to ad-supported versions of Disney+, Hulu or Espn+ at no cost. (AR)

Occupational therapy before work

The occupational health remedy brought before the House on Monday to continue the debate on labor reform drew the attention of Congress. With clowns and even characters from the movie ‘Intensely’, transporters stopped the conversation to take a traditional active break from any company. (CR)

Jeff Smith, Pfizer sender

Starboard Value, led by its co-founder Jeff Smith (1972), revealed that it bought an equity stake in Pfizer for US$1 billion. Based on his history as an investor, Smith regularly uses micro-commitments to carve out board seats, push for changes and acquisitions. It has already achieved changes with its investment weight in giants such as Salesforce and Starbucks. (AG)