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The release of Anderson’s new commercial for Montblanc has us nostalgic for his best commercial work. In 1924, luxury brand Montblanc launched its (ahem) signature product, the Meisterstück fountain pen. Now, the brand is celebrating, in the best way possible, by enlisting Wes Anderson to direct its newest commercial.

Amid fears that tech will erase jobs, more community colleges—and more tech companies—are banking on new two-year AI programs. Josh Sinnott graduated from Arizona State University in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in business. He worked various jobs, including a bakery, Charles Schwab, and a local startup.

Superchargers keep drivers in the gas station mindset—but EV charging doesn’t have to look like that. When Tesla laid off the entire team working on its Superchargers—a network of fast EV chargers that can add 200 miles of range in just 15 minutes—some took it as a bad omen for the charging industry overall.

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