Google proposes loosening its agreements with tech giants to address monopoly concerns, but critics argue this doesn't fully restore competition.
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Abortion Pills Face New Legal Restrictions as Trump Administration Reinforces 1873 Law
Groups against abortions in the US are targeting abortion pills through lawsuits, state laws, and potential federal action, raising access concerns nationwide.
Each of 1 Million US Taxpayers to Receive Up to $1.4K Late COVID Credit Claims from IRS: Are You Eligible?
The IRS is sending $1,400 payments to 1 million taxpayers who missed claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
Leading the Digital Shift: Manikandan Natarajan on SAP's Role in Optimizing Supply Chain Operations
How Manikandan Natarajan has led the digital transformation of SCM using SAP solutions to improve efficiency and increase performance.
Scaling Sustainability: Kairos Mobility's Approach to Electric Vehicle Access
Add to the mix cities that continue to grapple with rising emissions and congestion while mobility platforms, including those serving traditional rental car clients, struggle to meet sustainability goals. This gap between need and availability is where Kairos Mobility steps in, bridging the divide with a smart, scalable approach to clean transportation.
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Nike CEO Elliott Hill outlined a recovery plan to address declining revenue and profit by refocusing on sports, repairing wholesale relationships, and reducing heavy promotions.
Starbucks workers in three cities will strike for five days over unresolved issues like wages and staffing, with potential nationwide walkouts by Christmas Eve.
Tesla's 2024 delivery growth depends heavily on the Cybertruck, but its high price and unusual design have led to weaker-than-expected demand.
You've just settled in after a long day, controller in hand, ready to lose yourself in your favorite game. But as the match begins, a thought creeps in: Could I be doing something more productive with my time? That tug-of-war between enjoying the game and feeling the need to be productive is real. And that's exactly where En Garde comes in.
Performers are tethered to power outlets, anchored to stationary stands, and cabled up to amps or PA systems, leaving musicians stranded behind the stand. Enter Walkabout Carriers, a company rewriting the rules of live music performance with products that give musicians the freedom to move literally while expanding their ability to entertain.
FDA recalls 6,344 Lay's Classic chips bags due to undeclared milk allergens, urging allergic consumers in Oregon and Washington to discard them.
Trump and Musk oppose a GOP funding bill, increasing the risk of a government shutdown while pushing for streamlined legislation without excess spending.
Harland and Wolff, the shipbuilder behind the Titanic, is set to be acquired by Spain's Navantia after going bankrupt, potentially safeguarding 1,000 jobs and supporting UK naval projects.
Teachers and school administrators are buried under mountains of student data. It's all there, the numbers, charts, and spreadsheets, but translating it into meaningful insights and action steps feels like trying to drink from a firehose. That's where Eduvero steps in.
