Jan Boubín for TV Nova: A record year for Czech e-commerce. Online shopping is growing faster than expected

With the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI), some institutions have started to abolish final theses altogether, arguing that their original purpose is fading and that they can be too easily generated. The opposite view is increasingly proving to be true.

LINET, a leading global manufacturer of medical devices, in cooperation with NEWTON University, has introduced a new one-year MBA programme, “Innovation and Strategy in MedTech”, which combines classic management training with deeper specialist expertise in medical technologies. The programme, guaranteed by LINET and its experienced expert lecturers, complemented by academic leaders from NEWTON University, covers topics such as medical device regulation, the use of artificial intelligence, the development of smart care solutions, and telemedicine. The aim is to offer practical and up to date know-how to managers and specialists in the fast-growing MedTech sector. The programme is accredited by the Czech Association of MBA Schools, and graduates receive an internationally recognised MBA degree.

Smaller municipalities could benefit if shared tax revenues were distributed more equitably. According to the expert the solution does not have to be complex. Taxes should go where businesses actually operate.