Omar Mohammed is an Economics Reporter at The Boston Globe. He covers a diverse range of topics including international sports leagues, cultural movements, and internet culture, with a particular focus on the intersection of culture and society. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Newsweek, Defense One, and Al Arabiya News Channel.
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Omar's coverage spans across personal finance, the economy, government and politics, as well as the real estate industry. His focus on citing data suggests a preference for fact-based reporting.
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By: Camilo Fonseca, Omar Mohammed
If any crowd could claim to drown out the sound of bagpipes, this is it.
By: Omar Mohammed
REVERE — In the days leading up to Morocco's match against Scotland on Friday evening, establishments throughout the city prepared to cheer on the Atlas Lions.
By: Carlos R. Muñoz, Omar Mohammed
The Black Stars' match against England ended in a 0-0 tie, but that was still cause to celebrate
By: Edward Fitzpatrick, Omar Mohammed
Over the last two weeks, Cape Verdeans have taken to the internet to celebrate their new reality — “we don't have to explain where Cape Verde is anymore.”
France’s colonial rule over the North African nation, from 1912 to 1956, adds a layer of tension that was palpable the last time the two titans of global football played in the World Cup.
By: Omar Mohammed
Switch between CA and NY editions here. On June 10, 2014, the city of Mosul — Iraq's second largest, home to nearly two million people, built
By: Omar Mohammed, Carlos R. Muñoz
“There was just a great feeling of excitement and cross cultural belonging and connection and discovery that was really unlike anything I've ever seen in Providence,” Track 15 Marketing Director Alison Mountford said
Last week in The Free Press , Niall Ferguson and John-Clark Levin argued that history is being defeated by algorithms and artificial intelligence—a
By: Toyoglu Hunkar, Walker Decker, Omar Mohammed, Rodriguez Justin, Fink Martin, Mérey Tibor, Lin Andy, Beir Andrew, Dhar Julia
AI can help the industry transition knowledge to a new generation of technicians. It can also increase productivity by 20% to 30%.
By: Greene Steven, Toyoglu Hunkar, Grace Connor, Quinn Mike, Walker Decker, Omar Mohammed, Lin Andy, Beir Andrew, Dhar Julia
Industrial companies are developing AI-based services to augment their products’ capabilities, but selling them to customers has proved challenging. Here’s how to overcome their skepticism.
