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data center knowledgeThe Ripple Effect of Data Center Project Cancellations and DelaysSummarizing why this article is relevant
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Utility DiveTransmission expansion could spur billions in savings, especially in PJM: studySummarizing why this article is relevant
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Waste DiveCasella acquires Pennsylvania hauler seeking to triple transfer capacitySummarizing why this article is relevant
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Rate cases are strategy: Redefining how utilities drive regulatory outcomes
Approaching the utility rate case with data, strategy and diligence enables favorable outcomes and strengthens credibility.
Utility Dive June 22, 2026
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Donations to colleges hold steady amid higher ed disruption
The growth reflects the “continued trust that donors place in educational institutions,” the Council for Advancement and Support of Education said.
Higher Ed Dive Ben Unglesbee • April 14, 2026
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NEWS
Why AI scaling is so hard -- and what CIOs say works
informationweek Carrie Pallardy • March 24, 2026
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OPINION
Your AI business case is built on the wrong math
Throughput accounting explains why most firms see zero productivity gains — and what CFOs should measure instead.
CFO Lauren Muskett • March 31, 2026
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Low customer trust is quietly undermining utility digital payment programs
Utilities that fail to address consumers' biggest areas of distrust are seeing measurable drops in online payment adoption — and the operational costs are adding up.
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Construction’s data problem isn’t new. Brasfield & Gorrie’s approach is.
GIS and drones unify jobsite data for real-time visibility and safer, faster decisions.
Construction Dive August 17, 2026
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Moderna flu vaccine wins unanimous support from FDA panel
The endorsement of an advisory committee positions Moderna to complete a dramatic turnaround for a shot the FDA declined to review earlier this year.
BioPharma Dive Delilah Alvarado • June 18, 2026
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How 2 cities are rethinking hiring approaches to fill public works jobs
Baltimore cut hiring bottlenecks, while Columbus, Ohio, partnered with a women’s prison to connect overlooked workers to city careers, Work for America case studies found.
Smart Cities Dive Robyn Griggs Lawrence • May 29, 2026
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Skanska delivers $380M LAX project, touts small business partnerships
The contractor said it surpassed all of its targets for inclusion of small, local and veteran-owned businesses on the roadways and utility work at the airport.
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Saying ‘I don’t know’ is the best pitch you have right now
Deals don't stall because the strategy is wrong. They stall because one person, quietly, is scared.
Marketing Dive August 24, 2026
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Caraway Home’s 3PL collaboration drives parcel savings, returns benefits
A live rate-shopping tool and custom reverse logistics workflow from ITS Logistics is aiding the home goods brand's omnichannel strategy.
Supply Chain Dive Alejandra Carranza • July 29, 2026
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Hiring managers say they trust AI — but actively manage issues with it
The volume of applications tripled in recent years, and while artificial intelligence tools help manage the influx, automation can only do so much, per a new study.
HR Dive Lara Ewen • August 27, 2026
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Reports of misconduct have spiked — and cases are getting more complex, study finds
To create lasting change, employee relations teams must effectively handle a greater volume of investigations and reach workers who don’t speak up, HR Acuity’s CEO said.
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How former Acorda CEO Ron Cohen landed at a Parkinson’s cell therapy startup
Cohen says he looked at around two dozen companies since Acorda wound down. Oryon Cell Therapies, with its funding, data and “autologous” approach, stood out amongst the crowd.
PharmaVoice Jacob Bell • March 26, 2026
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The key to improving teacher confidence in school safety is already in your doors
The best way to prepare students and teachers to handle any safety situation is to ensure they have confidence in their school’s safety infrastructure.
K-12 Dive March 30, 2026
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Fewer than 25% of enterprises have scaled AI successfully
Not knowing how to measure a project’s success or when to shut it down can keep companies from finding success, Gartner data found.
CIO Dive Paige Gross • September 02, 2026
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Casella names new COO, promotes general counsel
Damian Ribar, formerly of Waste Connections, becomes COO as of July 20. Shelley Sayward will add executive vice president to her general counsel title.
Waste Dive Megan Quinn • July 06, 2026
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Waste industry leaders increasingly adopt AI for routing, pricing, safety
At the Waste Leadership Summit, Waste Connections announced plans to spend $100 million on AI through 2027. GFL Environmental, Casella, WM and Republic Services also previewed their new AI strategies.
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Tire company settles allegations it discriminated against workers with opioid prescriptions
Under an agreement with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, The Carlstar Group will pay $300,000 and train its supervisors, among other steps.
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Casella updates outlook amid positive pricing and acquisitions in Q1
During an earnings call on Friday, executives offered updates on the Star Waste deal, tech upgrades and landfill permitting progress.
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We studied 93 cases of school- and district-level fraud. They all had these things in common.
K-12 fraud is almost always an inside job. But it only happens when three factors are present.
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Edgewise heart drug passes key trial test
Still, the results leave somewhat unclear how different the company’s drug is than marketed hypertrophic cardiomyopathy medicines from Bristol Myers Squibb and Cytokinetics.
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OPINION
Competitive transmission delivers benefits for the AI economy and customers
A group of incumbent utilities asked FERC to suspend competitive bidding for some transmission projects. The responsive filings are in, and the record does more than rebut the complaint — it dismantles it, writes Jim Rossi of Vanderbilt Law School.
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DEEP DIVE
Shrinking Northeast disposal capacity drives waste-by-rail investments
Companies that have invested in waste-by-rail infrastructure gain access to landfill space in other regions, and may see fuel savings, but logistics and other costs are complicating factors.
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Casella acquires Boston-area Star Waste Systems
The purchase of private equity-backed Star is worth an estimated $100 million in annualized revenue. The company comes with multiple municipal hauling contracts and hauling locations, plus a C&D; facility.
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DEEP DIVE
Does DEI still have a role to play in employer branding?
DEI rollbacks may be in vogue, but employers can still tout values alignment to attract talent, sources say.
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From Capacity to Chaos: How AI Data Centers Challenge the Grid
data center knowledge Shane Snider • May 08, 2026
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4 studies to know from HRS 2026
Boston Scientific, Abbott and Medtronic shared new cardiac device data at the annual Heart Rhythm Society meeting, where market share shifts in pulsed field ablation were on analysts’ minds.
MedTech Dive Susan Kelly • April 27, 2026
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Askey and pureLiFi take aim at an FWA nemesis: windows
light reading Jeff Baumgartner • May 06, 2026
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Why ‘Year 0’ is the most critical time in a curriculum rollout
Recent math deployments in New York and Philadelphia show the value of pre-implementation, research from the National Math Improvement Project says.
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Landfill operators push back on New York state leachate proposal
Regulators want to set a 99.9% removal requirement for a wide range of contaminants, inlcuding PFAS. But operators such as WM and Casella say the proposal is unworkable as currently written.
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More insurance claims denials are being overturned upon appeal, study finds
Study authors, who reviewed data from New York, said rising rates of overturned claims suggest that insurers’ claims review processes might not be working as intended, and policymakers should consider getting involved.
Healthcare Dive Rebecca Pifer Parduhn • April 15, 2026
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Casella CEO Ned Coletta plans for the operational long game
Coletta previewed plans for a new MRF in Pennsylvania, recent acquisitions of Cougle’s Recycling and assets of Recycle Depot, and upcoming PFAS management plans and landfill expansion efforts.
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NEWS
Facility security teams must deploy AI with intention or risk bloat without outcomes, Convergint says
The firm released a framework it says can help organizations adopt AI for risk reduction at scale.
Facilities Dive Joe Burns • March 26, 2026
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NEWS
Top waste companies spent nearly $700M on M&A in Q1 2026
Notable transactions included GFL’s deal to acquire Frontier Waste, along with Casella’s acquisition of Mountain State Waste.
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BRIEF
California PUC to revise general rate case plan around transparency goals
Commissioner Darcie Houck suggested taking “a closer look at the correlation between utility performance and compensation.” The plan has not been comprehensively updated since 2007.
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NEWS
AI training ‘most planned’ investment over next year
no jitter Matt Vartabedian • August 19, 2026
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NEWS
Everyone agrees rural broadband, and patience, are needed now
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Smartphones as Micro Data Centers: A Creative Edge Solution?
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Casella Q2 benefits from landfill volumes, acquisition rollover
Third-party landfill tons gave the company a boost in the capacity-constrained Northeast, and it’s steadily working to integrate its mid-Atlantic assets. But high fuel costs and lower collection volumes were headwinds in Q2.
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The electric meter is growing a brain: Why AMI 2.0 is the grid’s next big leap and what you should do about it
The first wave of smart meters are near retirement and new meters with edge computing capabilities are arriving. Utilities have crucial equipment decisions ahead.
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Why traditional project management doesn't work for AI projects
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Why the big three telcos' satellite joint venture is good for America
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ClearGov launches interactive AI platform to communicate city budgets
Rochester Hills, Michigan, received hundreds of resident comments in a pilot effort to reach its “silent majority,” a case study found.
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NEWS
Where female participation in clinical trials has caught up — and where gaps remain
Getting more women into drug R&D; remains critical for boosting health outcomes. But in some disease areas, pharma is still falling behind.
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Cognita Imaging wins FDA contract to test LLMs in evaluating radiology AI
Cognita’s method will test a way of evaluating AI-generated radiology reports as the FDA considers how to regulate generative AI-enabled devices.
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How Sedgwick scaled AI in legacy claims workflows
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Finance AI spending is stuck on efficiency gains, Gartner says
Only 17% of CFOs report significant or transformational value from productivity-focused investments, according to the research.
CFO Dive Alexei Alexis • July 21, 2026
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Arrowhead hits ‘best-case scenario’ with latest results for fat-lowering drug
To analysts, the drug’s apparent safety and effects on both triglyceride levels and pancreatitis cases should make it competitive with a rival Ionis therapy.
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Light Reading's Leading Lights Awards 2026: The Winners
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Reworld municipal waste incinerator destroys 98% of PFAS in EPA study
The results were better than expected for a municipal solid waste combustion facility. But researchers cautioned additional study is necessary, as conditions vary across such facilities.
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Pfizer, BioNTech to pause COVID vaccine study due to low enrollment
The trial is tied to a post-marketing commitment that FDA Commissioner Martin Makary put in place last year for all approved COVID vaccines.
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Only one-quarter of AI customer service use cases produce ROI
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At ASCO, Merck makes case for a ‘cornerstone’ cancer drug
Study results accrued so far are giving Merck greater conviction that the therapy, licensed from a China-based biotech, was worth placing into a sprawling Phase 3 program.
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From foot traffic to sales: streaming ads are more than a reach play
New performance benchmarks from Tubi demonstrate how streaming can drive lower-funnel results across industries – from Auto to CPG.
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4 tips to build a Snapchat marketing strategy
The platform offers significant engagement opportunities, but its privacy-focused approach can make it harder for brands to develop the right messaging and promotions.
Social Media Today Andrew Hutchinson • July 29, 2026
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AI disclosure labels don’t hurt ad performance: Here’s what the numbers say
As laws requiring AI use in ads to be disclosed become more common, there are questions surrounding the impact on the marketing industry.
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Defensibility by design: What FERC Order 1920 requires
FERC 1920 requires rigorous long-term planning, transforming how planning activities produce results.
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Human factors isn’t a checkbox: What FDA’s eSTAR requirements mean for MedTech submissions
FDA’s eSTAR framework raises the bar for documenting human factors and use-related risk.
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NEWS
WM revisits Pennsylvania plans; Latest on Casella-operated Maine landfill
In other news, the U.S. EPA also proposed to remove one landfill site from its National Priorities List under its Superfund program and partially remove another.
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How can your game win the 'attention war?' Turn to storytelling
gamedeveloper Bryant Francis • April 06, 2026
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Verizon seeks FCC approval to test 6G use cases in 4GHz
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CFOs should view AI projects as a portfolio of very different use cases, Gartner says
Rather than considering AI investment as a single ROI strategy, the advisory firm suggests finance teams understand that each case will have its own timelines, goals, risks and costs.
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NEWS
QA is struggling to keep pace with AI app development
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High-value use cases lag behind enterprise AI hype
Just 16% of companies say the tools are delivering significant, measurable impact as governance lags, according to Appian data.
Channel Dive May 06, 2026
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OPINION
The scientific research pharma leaders keep sharing — and why
Six industry leaders share the scientific papers they keep circulating, spanning transplants, MASH, cancer, real-world evidence and trial design.
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Better data decisions before the spend: Real-world results from predictive targeting and personalization
See how data-driven targeting saved $600 thousand and generated $1.5 million in incremental sales.
CX Dive September 08, 2026
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Inside the Store: Save Mart’s new look
A banner executive shared how customer data influenced the significant changes made to a California store as the grocer’s parent company looks to revamp its entire fleet.
Grocery Dive Peyton Bigora • May 27, 2026
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NEWS
How AI pilots successfully scale to production
Companies that are finding the most ROI in their AI projects learn how to build trust and share their results, said Mani Gill, SVP of product at Boomi.
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AI lessons learned from 3 SMB banks
Starting with targeted use cases, focusing on underlying data and managing change are key to successful use cases, banking leaders said.
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Former manufacturing firm CFO’s case against CBIZ moves closer to trial: Trial Balance
Christopher Podlasek accuses Marcum, which was acquired by CBIZ over a year ago, of breaching fiduciary duty in valuating his former employer AmeriTex.
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Accounting-related class actions fall, settlements soar: Cornerstone
While fewer accounting-related class action complaints were filed in 2025, median settlements jumped 38% to $17.1 million, the report found.
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AI adoption by local governments outpaces public trust: survey
Transparency about AI use and quality of digital infrastructure were among the issues where resident perceptions were less favorable, the survey found.
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Inside Sentral’s expansion plans
The short-term rental and multifamily operator is eyeing growth through executive appointments, a move into Charlotte, North Carolina, and the launch of an investment platform, explains Elliot Albert.
Multifamily Dive Leslie Shaver • May 08, 2026
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NEWS
Week In Review: Putting PISA in perspective
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from research on pre-K discipline to AI’s growing presence in schools.
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Opinion: Deprofessionalization could foster toxic work environments on small teams
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CFOs expect AI costs to rise through 2027
In a Deloitte survey, nearly two-thirds of respondents expect AI-related costs and operational complexity to rise in the new year. Many are still prioritizing the technology anyway.
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AI Security Spending Jumps as Fear Outpaces Proof of Value
dark reading Jai Vijayan • September 16, 2026
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Akeso, Summit drug extends survival in closely watched lung cancer trial
Though ivonescimab reduced the risk of death by one-third compared to chemotherapy in a China-based study, the total survival benefit of four months stirred debate and pressured company shares.
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The AI content tsunami: Creation is the easy part
AI made content creation effortless. Now companies are drowning in what they can't review fast enough.
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Fair chance hiring better received by applicants when a moral case is made, study finds
Applicants often assign negative stereotypes to policies meant to expand opportunities to people with criminal histories, according to research published in the Journal of Management.
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OPINION
How construction owners should evaluate executive hires
The level of responsibility at the top of the org chart requires a lengthy, thoughtful and even personal evaluation, writes a construction consultant.
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NEWS
GSA property repair assessments aren’t being tracked: inspector general
As it faces an estimated $370 billion repair backlog, the General Services Administration can’t find most of the reports on what needs to be done, the agency’s watchdog says.
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DTE proposes $474M Michigan electric rate hike
The utility also made a conditional promise to freeze rate hikes for two years if its request is approved. State legislators are weighing a proposal to increase the minimum time between rate cases from one to three years.
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Federal regulators scrutinize Noble rail plans; Juniper Ridge gets key approval
Noble Environmental is attempting a new waste-to-rail plan, but the Surface Transportation Board is requesting additional information. Meanwhile, the Casella-operated Juniper Ridge Landfill gets another approval from Maine.
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Agent attrition rates are high, Verint survey finds
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How AI is reshaping clinical trials
Human oversight remains crucial as the technology is leveraged in safety monitoring, boosting clinical trial diversity and more.
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Hyundai building a ‘data flywheel’ to strengthen its SDV capabilities
Data collected from millions of vehicles globally will be used to accelerate Level 2+ autonomous driving capabilities and enhance AI-enabled in-vehicle infotainment systems.
WardsAuto Eric Walz • September 04, 2026
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How AI is tackling one of the biggest bottlenecks in clinical research and beyond
Healthcare organizations are rich in clinical data, but much of it is fragmented and unstructured. How can AI help transform it into structured, research-ready variables?
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CVE Program eyes automation and globalization to weather AI ‘vulnpocalypse’
The vulnerability coordination project has had a rocky few years, but a key leader says it will “flourish and improve.”
Cybersecurity Dive Eric Geller • August 11, 2026
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NEWS
The fine art of talking about college budgets
Better financial communication can bolster transparency, experts said at the National Association of College and University Business Officers’ conference.
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Psychological safety at work may depend on the state of DEI outside of work
Whether a worker feels their community is inclusive affects how they show up at work, an Elon University report shows.
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AI changes the ROI equation. Here’s how some have found success
ai business Esther Shittu • September 17, 2026
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NEWS
Robotic unloading becomes more accessible as warehouses weigh applicability
Dock operations are often the “last piece of the puzzle” when it comes to warehouse automation. But increasing accessibility means it could also be the first.
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NEWS
AI costs expected to rise through 2027
In a Deloitte survey, nearly two-thirds of respondents expect AI-related costs and operational complexity to rise in the new year. Many are still prioritizing the technology anyway.
ESG Dive Dan Niepow • September 10, 2026
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What the boston marathon can teach your organization about data collection at scale
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Novartis, Bristol Myers pause autoimmune CAR-T trials due to safety concerns
The deaths of three study participants led Novartis to halt development of rap-cel in multiple indications, while “transient” side effects pushed Bristol Myers to voluntarily pause its zola-cel program.
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GPI hit with 2nd securities lawsuit from shareholders
The new lawsuit names a former CEO and former CFO as defendants, similar to the case filed three months ago. But the new one also includes board members and current CEO Robbert Rietbroek as defendants.
Packaging Dive Katie Pyzyk • August 18, 2026
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AI in Action: Huawei's IP Network Agent NETSpirit Safeguards Carriers' Deterministic 5G/5G-A Experience
telecoms March 25, 2026
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UK government boosts digital access for more than a million people
computer weekly March 25, 2026
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How LexisNexis CTO Greg Dickason tempers AI for real-world results
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More money is going to physical security, but it’s often CISOs that oversee it: EY
Organizations should centralize physical security and cybersecurity so both are adequately prepared for, the consulting firm says in a survey report.
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OPINION
How changing seasons affect mechanical parking systems
Spring, summer, fall and winter impact car stacker systems differently. Aligning maintenance to the season can save a facility at budget time by heading off avoidable damage.
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Light Reading's Leading Lights Awards 2026: The Finalists
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Regulators must shift focus from AI policy design to implementation and enforcement – Omdia
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Data Center Backlash Reaches the Ballot Box
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Why US-manufactured pharmaceutical packaging equipment matters
As manufacturers modernize operations, the origin of their equipment is a strategic consideration.
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From oversight to ownership: The CFO’s new role in AI
The CFO's role in AI has shifted from oversight to ownership. Here's what that means.
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NEWS
McMahon grilled over professional degree definition, OCR caseload
House Republicans and Democrats alike questioned new regulations that exclude graduate nursing program students from higher loan caps.
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What’s next as Hawai’i enacts clean fuels program; Biogas news from Waga, Convertus
The state’s governor signed a law that creates a clean fuel standard by 2028. Other biogas news include a Waga Energy and Casella Waste Systems project, a Redtail Renewables deal and Convertus project financing.
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A clear path to a live agent grows trust in AI customer service
More than half of consumers trust AI when offered a clear path to a live agent, whereas only about one-quarter trust it when no human option is available, a Five9 study found.
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Autonomous FP&A is here. Is your governance infrastructure ready?
A key question for CFOs: with AI playing an increasing role in decision-making, what is the impact on accountability?
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4-year visa cap for international students halted by federal judge
U.S. District Judge F. Dennis Saylor paused the highly contested rule just a day before it would have taken effect.
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NEWS
2 Senate bills would undo some Education Department transfers
A bipartisan bill would prohibit interagency agreements for various K-12 and postsecondary activities. The other addresses special education specifically.
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No Surprises dispute resolution has generated $22B in extra costs, research finds
Accelerating dispute volumes and sky-high award amounts are inflating how much independent dispute resolution is costing the U.S., according to new Georgetown research. Patients could pay the price with higher premiums.
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FDA asks Lilly to evaluate obesity pill’s liver risk
The request, which is part of a just-released approval letter for Foundayo, comes amid an intensifying marketing battle between Lilly and Novo.
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WCLC ‘26: A new ‘ADC era,’ China questions and AstraZeneca’s spotlight
The year’s biggest meeting on lung cancer research featured data suggesting a new treatment standard for an aggressive tumor as well as debate about the reliability of results from China-run studies.
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MapLight dives despite positive data for schizophrenia drug
Shares fell more than 66% Monday morning, which analysts suspect is due to investors seeing the data as not competitive with Bristol Myers' Cobenfy.
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FERC tees up June decision on data center interconnection reform
Other open meeting takeaways: Chairman Swett is “perplexed” on PJM backstop auction, the agency rejected a renewable developer’s $44-million waiver request, and zombie dockets die.
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3 things districts need to know about the $17B Meta social media settlement
States are praising the agreement's block on school-day notifications, daily time limits and other promised changes.
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Veterans caught in the middle on anti-DEI efforts, research says
The veteran cause typically attracts bipartisan support, but President Donald Trump’s anti-DEI agenda may have hurt veteran well-being overall, Rand researchers determined.
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New Otter.ai features plan to enable 'system of record' for meetings
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FDIC tweaks de novo application process
The agency is adding a conditional approval phase and emphasizing collaboration with other bank-chartering agencies to boost efficiency.
Banking Dive Dan Ennis • August 13, 2026
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Texas Approves ‘Batch Zero’ Study as Data Center Demand Soars
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The co-manufacturer’s dilemma: How MattPak learned to say yes to more business
Ninety-eight percent uptime, no temp labor, a facility doubling in size. MattPak's automation story.
Food Dive May 26, 2026
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DEEP DIVE
Quantum computing is coming fast. Are utilities ready?
“The load profile is different from anything utilities have planned for before,” said Aparna Prabhakar, chief strategy and sustainability officer, energy management, for Schneider Electric.
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Republic Services planning major increase in organics processing
Spurred by regulations and customer enthusiasm, the company is growing its operations in California and Colorado. Chris Seney, Republic’s organics program director, said the waste giant is ready for expansion.
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