Fred Roeder

Nov 14, 2024 | eutechloop.com | Yaël Ossowski |Lika Kobeshavidze |Bill Wirtz |Fred Roeder

If you've heard anything from the swanky flag-draped corner offices in Brussels, you know the EU wants "in" on the AI arms race. It's been an obsession of the Commission and related bodies. Now that the AI Act is at least partly in force, and the European AI Office is beefing up its staff to help implement the regulations cross the continent, the practicalities of the EU's regulatory project on artificial intelligence are becoming clearer. But some parts aren't adding up.

Apr 25, 2024 | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Fred Roeder

On a Friday night in March 2011, I stayed at an upscale W Hotel on Lexington Avenue in New York City for $124. That hotel later became The Maxwell, but sadly it didn’t survive the pandemic and is now permanently closed. Today the average hotel stay in that same neighborhood costs between $400 and $500 on a Friday night. The surge in hotel prices, particularly for upmarket accommodations, has caught the attention of travelers and investors worldwide.

Apr 25, 2024 | theohiopressnetwork.com | Fred Roeder

On a Friday night in March 2011, I stayed at an upscale W Hotel on Lexington Avenue in New York City for $124. That hotel later became The Maxwell, but sadly it didn’t survive the pandemic and is now permanently closed. Today the average hotel stay in that same neighborhood costs between $400 and $500 on a Friday night. The surge in hotel prices, particularly for upmarket accommodations, has caught the attention of travelers and investors worldwide.

Apr 14, 2024 | conservativeangle.com | Fred Roeder

Go to Article [Editor’s note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire.]By Fred Roeder Real Clear WireDiabetes affects nearly half a billion people worldwide, and the numbers are only going up with each generation. Recent research published by the American Diabetes Association and the CDC projects that by 2060 there will be at least 220,000 young people in the U.S. under the age of 20 with Type 2 diabetes. That’s a roughly 700 percent increase from just a few years ago.

Mar 11, 2024 | linkedin.com | Fred Roeder

Diabetes, a condition affecting nearly half a billion people worldwide, poses one of the most significant challenges to modern healthcare systems. Its impact extends beyond individual suffering, resonating economically, with the US alone allocating a staggering $410 billion annually, accounting for 10% of its healthcare expenditure, to tackle this ailment. Type 2 diabetes, representing over 90% of cases, often intertwines with obesity, amplifying the urgency to address both maladies.