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    Icelandic startup raises $6 million for AI people-workflow platform▼Icelandic startup secures $6 million to build out Its AI operating system for people workflows - ArcticStartup✉newsBusinessStartups10 d ago

    An Icelandic startup has raised $6 million in funding to develop what it describes as an AI operating system for people workflows, covering tasks around human resources and workforce management. The Nordic tech community is discussing the round as another sign of growing investor interest in AI tools aimed at workplace and HR processes coming out of Iceland.

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    Salma Hayek is trending in France as CStar airs The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard, the action comedy sequel starring Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson. Hayek plays a lead role alongside the two actors, joining their volatile hitman-and-bodyguard duo. French entertainment coverage has highlighted her performance as the standout of the film, drawing renewed attention to the actress among viewers.

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    The 2011 French comedy Hollywoo, starring Florence Foresti, is being broadcast on CStar. In the film, Foresti plays a French dubbing actress who travels to Los Angeles to save her career after the American voice of a famous cartoon character quits. Viewers and film news outlets are highlighting the film as a sparkling comedy and revisiting Foresti's lead performance.

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    Karnataka launches 'Government First' plan for startup solutions●#MCStartupConlave | 🚨 "The government has approved a plan called Government First. We are asking startups to come up with solutions for government processes." Dr Shalini Rajneesh IAS, Chief Secretary to Karnataka government, said, "Government being✉newsBusinessStartups12 d ago

    Karnataka's Chief Secretary, Dr Shalini Rajneesh IAS, announced that the state government has approved a plan called 'Government First', inviting startups to develop solutions for government processes. The announcement was made at the MC Startup Conclave, where she emphasised opening government operations to startup innovation. The move signals Karnataka's continued push to position itself as a leading startup hub and to modernise public administration through private-sector technology.