Kish raises travellers' duty-free allowance to $3,000
The duty-free allowance for travellers' goods in the Kish Free Zone has risen from $80 to $3,000, valid until the end of the Iranian year 1405.
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Tech news: from AI chips to Linux 7.3
Four tech stories from the past few days: Amazon runs PyTorch code on its own chips without rewrites, Cloudflare previews a data-extraction model, DeepSeek opens its web search, and Linux 7.3 is out.
The Days Git Was Built
A day to self-hosting, about ten days to the kernel, then the hand-over to Junio Hamano.
From complaint to trust: seven steps to handling customer complaints well
A customer who complains is still giving you a chance. Make it easy to speak up, listen closely, reply fast, apologise well and learn from every complaint to turn it into trust.
The BitKeeper Break
How Linux suddenly lost its proprietary version-control tool in April 2005.
Linux Today
From your pocket to supercomputers, and a lesson about culture in a giant project.
Hospitality for everyone: seven steps to a stay every guest can enjoy
One in six people lives with a significant disability. Ask at booking, publish an honest access guide, make small fixes and train your team so every guest feels welcome.
Profit on paper, cash in the bank: seven habits for managing cash flow
Even a profitable business can run out of cash. Take control with a 13-week forecast, a cash floor, deposits, steady collections and well-timed payments.
Fewer meetings, more focus: five habits for busy teams
Clear useless meetings from your calendar: ask before inviting, protect focus blocks, decide async, and end each live meeting with an owner and next step.
Growth, Companies and Money
Distributions, commercial support and rival cooperation turned Linux global.