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EXPERT ADVICE
10 big data challenges and how to address them
Big data initiatives pose various challenges for data leaders and teams. Here are 10 common ones and advice on overcoming them to ensure deployments are successful.
TECHTARGET George Lawton • May 23, 2026
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NEWS
CIOs can measure AI spend. Proving its value is the hard part
informationweek Stephanie Overby • August 04, 2026
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NEWS
Reality show Cast in Steel aims to attract next generation of metal casters
Six teams from schools across the U.S. cast and forge one of George Washington’s swords in a competition to win $25,000. The series is funded through a Defense Department $16.3 million contract.
Manufacturing Dive Sara Samora • August 13, 2026
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COLUMN
Why are vehicle recall numbers so high?
Several large-scale safety debacles led to “a paradigm shift” in the way NHTSA tackles recalls. What's followed has been painful to automakers — and a mixed bag to dealers.
WardsAuto Steve Finlay • July 01, 2026
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BRIEF
GTIA and ASCII tie the knot in MSP trade association consolidation
The merger creates a major IT services industry powerhouse, Omdia Analyst Robin Ody said.
Channel Dive James Anderson • September 15, 2026
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NEWS
Bentley appoints UX chief as new exterior design lead
T.Jon Mayer is taking on exterior design responsibilities as Domen Rucigaj heads off to a new role in parent company Volkswagen Group.
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NEWS
Capability risks rise with layoffs: What CIOs should know
Layoffs can lead to significant capability risk -- the loss of expertise and tacit knowledge. These hidden costs affect productivity, innovation and long-term efficiency.
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NEWS
BTR ban is gone in the revised ROAD to Housing bill. Here’s what else changed.
The House amended the major bipartisan housing legislation with some key differences from the Senate’s version.
Multifamily Dive Julie Strupp • May 18, 2026
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NEWS
Nightmare-Eclipse Drops Yet Another Microsoft Exploit, RoguePlanet
dark reading Elizabeth Montalbano • June 10, 2026
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NEWS
3 takeover targets in immunology
Dealmaking in the autoimmune space is thriving as biotechs chase new targets with the potential to treat more conditions.
PharmaVoice Sy Mukherjee • August 26, 2026
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NEWS
Pfizer to build $650M manufacturing technology center in Connecticut
In addition, Lonza announced plans to acquire five CDMO manufacturing sites in the U.S., and Hydro broke ground on a new 5,900-metric-ton indirect extrusion press line in Pennsylvania.
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EXPERT ADVICE
Why businesses need an AI agent kill switch
Executives must understand the importance of AI safety to prevent reputational, financial and operational damage. Here's why an AI kill switch is the safety measure they need.
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NEWS
The need for speed and the struggle to implement digital threads
Aerospace and defense companies are in the danger zone when it comes to using the technology to scale manufacturing, according to an EY and Aerospace Industries Association survey.
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NEWS
Here’s what’s changed in the revised ROAD to Housing bill
The House amended the major bipartisan housing legislation with some key differences from the Senate’s version.
Smart Cities Dive Julie Strupp • May 20, 2026
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COLUMN
The auto industry is building for a past that’s never coming back
Too many car companies are operating without regard for a steadily declining customer base.
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NEWS
3 ways to cut through the hype when evaluating contact center AI
Leaders from Walmart and Fanatics discussed AI’s role as one tool among many, tips for transparency, and when to look beyond customer-facing chatbots at CCW Las Vegas.
CX Dive Bryan Wassel • June 24, 2026
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BRIEF
BAAJA gives federal regulators ‘bigger hammer’ to break transmission blocks
“I think the cost-sharing elements are by far probably the most important part of this bill,” Rep. Josh Harder, D-Calif., told Utility Dive. “My hope is that can unlock a lot more collaboration as opposed to ... folks pointing the finger at each other.”
Utility Dive Diana DiGangi • October 29, 2026
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Q AND A
Modular playbook: Inside constructing an NFL facility in under 3 months
Sven Louis, WillScot’s senior director of fleet operations, detailed the build’s features, its complex timeline and intense jobsite coordination.
Construction Dive Zachary Phillips • October 26, 2026
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Q AND A
Modular playbook: Constructing an NFL facility in under 3 months
“Once the foundation was ready ... we came in, crane-lifted the units onto the foundation,” says Sven Louis, WillScot’s senior director of fleet operations. “Then it became a mad dash for all of the trades to get inside the building and complete their work.”
Facilities Dive Zachary Phillips • October 27, 2026
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COLUMN
The Friday Checkout: Walmart and Target each put a unique spin on grocery
In reporting their latest earnings, the retailers made clear that they depend heavily on their food and beverage businesses as they look to stand out to consumers.
Grocery Dive Catherine Douglas Moran • August 21, 2026
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BRIEF
Axe vies for more mature brand positioning while nodding to Y2K roots
New ads for the Unilever brand show men briefly turning back into their teen selves, popped collars and all, as Axe states, “You got better. So did we.”
Marketing Dive Peter Adams • September 02, 2026
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Q AND A
New recruiting platform takes page from dating apps’ book
“Where Trades Go” emphasizes profiles over resumes with check boxes for qualifications, a better fit for tradesworkers, said founder Brian Drucks.
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Q AND A
Humanoids ‘deviating’ attention from core manufacturing issues: Schneider
Andre Marino, senior vice president of industrial automation at Schneider Electric, spoke with Manufacturing Dive about the future of the industry and the shift to a software-defined framework.
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NEWS
Trump administration pauses $1B in Medicaid payments to California, Minnesota
The HHS halted more Medicaid funding to the states on Tuesday, citing concerns about fraud. Critics have slammed the “attack first, ask questions later” strategy of the deferrals, which have only impacted blue states to date.
Healthcare Dive Rebecca Pifer Parduhn • July 21, 2026
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COLUMN
Generation Toolbelt: Don’t make Gen Z construction workers pay for their vacations twice
Whether working harder to earn the time away or opting for only bite-sized vacations, Gen Z doesn’t want extra interrogations to justify taking a break.
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BRIEF
A new immuno-oncology play raises $225M for a next-generation drug
Solstice Oncology is advancing a medicine from China’s Harbour BioMed that it believes is able to address the weaknesses of drugs aimed at CTLA-4, a popular but tricky cancer immunotherapy target.
BioPharma Dive Gwendolyn Wu • September 09, 2026
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VIDEO
What We Missed: Did ShinyHunters 'Breach' ReliaQuest?
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NEWS
How can CIOs course-correct AI for inherited human biases?
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NEWS
Nightmare-Eclipse Strikes Again With 'ShieldCrash' Windows Exploit
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NEWS
Data Center Power Coalition Launches to Tackle AI’s Biggest Bottleneck
data center knowledge James Walker • July 01, 2026
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NEWS
SpaceX's spectrum quest could lead to the 600MHz band
light reading Jeff Baumgartner • October 29, 2026
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MULTI_SECTION_ARTICLE
Boulevard of Broken Dreams: 2 Decades of Cyber Fails
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NEWS
More Malicious OpenClaw Skills Threaten AI Supply Chain
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BRIEF
The US faces national security risks without aluminum smelters: report
No domestic smelters can produce military-specific aluminum, leaving the country reliant on supplies and exposed to disruptions from China, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. The U.S. produces just 1% of global aluminum.
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NEWS
Turner discloses data breach of salary info, bank accounts, SSNs
Class-action tracking website ClaimDEPOT said ransomware group Payouts King claimed it had also accessed engineering documents and military project files.
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NEWS
Oracle Fusion Claw the new grab for fully autonomous agentic AI in ERP
Execution runtime software has governance and auditing features that address concerns about agentic AI security risks, enabling Oracle's new class of outcome-based AI apps.
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SPONSORED
From high-value to high-stakes: Why precision shipping matters more than ever
Discover why more companies are recognizing that a 95% assurance rate for high-value cargo won’t do.
Supply Chain Dive May 11, 2026
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NEWS
Trump vows 50% tariffs on Canada cars, trucks, auto parts, steel
The president announced the new levies, effective Jan. 1, after Canada said it would retaliate against duties the U.S. implemented over the weekend.
Packaging Dive Phil Neuffer • August 25, 2026
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NEWS
The week of Oct. 19-23: What happened, what matters, what's next
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OPINION
Transformers: More than meets the eye in datacentre grid connection
computer weekly September 15, 2026
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EXPERT ADVICE
The OpenClaw security risks every CISO needs to know
The business case for OpenClaw is clear, but so are the security risks. Learn why a cybersecurity expert says deployments are putting enterprises in real danger.
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BLOGPOST
Blitzy gets glitzy on developer code vulnerability remediation pull requests
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Q AND A
AI-assisted training: How Google Cloud is addressing workforce challenges
Companies can leverage AI to enhance onboarding and inspections through audio, video and image validation, said Praveen Rao, Google Cloud’s global head of manufacturing.
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BRIEF
Cornerstone earns Europe’s CE mark for surgical robot
CE mark certification comes after Hong Kong-based Cornerstone Robotics raised $200 million in November to accelerate its global expansion.
MedTech Dive Susan Kelly • May 27, 2026
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BRIEF
Marshall University to cut 7 programs, expand others
The public West Virginia institution’s tweaks to its offerings follow a state-mandated review and come amid an effort to shrink its deficit.
Higher Ed Dive Ben Unglesbee • June 12, 2026
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NEWS
CeraVe tackles tanmaxxing in social series to pitch Gen Z on SPF
The L'Oréal brand’s latest campaign taps home renovation tropes to engage a cohort that is increasingly prioritizing getting a tan over protecting their skin.
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BRIEF
Stanley Black & Decker delivers positive Q2, citing tariff refunds and sale
The company’s earnings more than tripled to $351.3 million compared to last year, driven by increased power tool demand and a pretax benefit from tariff refunds.
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NEWS
Genre bookstores are having a moment — especially in Chicago
From romance to horror, genre readers are done settling for just a few shelves. Now they are coming for the entire store.
Retail Dive Kaarin Moore • October 26, 2026
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BRIEF
Werner backs autonomous trucks, but economic and liability hurdles remain
The carrier is brokering freight to several AV developers, CFO Christopher Wikoff said, while cautioning that insurance questions must be resolved before the technology can scale.
Trucking Dive Haley Cawthon • October 12, 2026
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SPONSORED
More than a job: How effective career paths keep top drivers moving forward
Three key steps for trucking companies to recruit and retain great talent who’ll stay for the long haul.
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BRIEF
Stanley introduces wisecracking toolbox character amid construction slowdown
“All Build. No Bull” shows off a reformulated product line aimed at small business construction workers and is set to run across five markets.
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NEWS
Gunra Ransomware Gang Exploits Fortinet Flaws, Bypasses MFA
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NEWS
An AstraZeneca-Bristol Myers megamerger? Wall Street isn’t thrilled.
In fact, the former lost tens of billions of dollars in market value following reports of a potential tie-up between the pharmaceutical giants.
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OPINION
Multiskilled construction is a win for workers, taxpayers and the industry
Training credentialed and qualified workers to perform adjacent or complementary tasks can lead to faster project completion and correlates with better safety outcomes, writes ABC’s Mike Bellaman.
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NEWS
Thinking about cutting worker benefits to save money? Not so fast, expert warns.
“Maybe the juice isn’t worth the squeeze,” a senior consultant and actuary at Mercer said.
HR Dive Ginger Christ • June 18, 2026
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NEWS
The Vulnerability Gap: Why Discovery Is Outrunning Repair
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NEWS
AI makes Rust rewrites easier, but there are caveats
AI can make it easier to update legacy apps to Rust for stronger security, but a language switch does not solve system design problems.
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NEWS
Oracle’s agentic AI outpacing customers’ ability to adopt it
Oracle unveils new agentic AI applications to simplify ERP implementation, emphasizing user-friendly tools. Find out more from Oracle AI World.
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EXPERT ADVICE
OpenClaw security best practices for CISOs
OpenClaw introduces huge risks to enterprises, but employee adoption might be inevitable -- whether CISOs sanction it or not. Here's how to enable safer deployments.
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Q AND A
ICE is using shock gloves. Local police shouldn’t, a policing expert says.
Municipal agencies should scrutinize the technology’s capabilities, limitations and costs before following ICE’s lead in using it, a criminal justice professor and former police officer says.
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BRIEF
Stanley Black & Decker to invest $1B across US manufacturing, R&D
The Dewalt and Craftsman tools maker is also making progress on its goal to spend $60 million on its skilled trades training programs.
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SPONSORED
How PG&E scaled home energy reports into wide-ranging energy reduction and bill savings
Learn how this approach can support savings, affordability and peak flexibility.
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NEWS
'Claw Chain' Vulnerabilities Threaten OpenClaw Deployments
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DEEP DIVE
AI shifts mainframe modernization strategy
To stay or not to stay on the mainframe? AI might help enterprises do both.
CIO Dive Makenzie Holland • July 28, 2026
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COLUMN
Campaign Trail: Polymarket bets on celebs to build its own ad universe
Stagwell shop Today on the Moon helped find comedy in the betting platform’s fictional offices alongside the likes of LeBron James and Spike Lee.
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BRIEF
Werner revenue jumps 23% as fleet efficiency improves
A larger truckload fleet combined with improved revenue-per-truck in its dedicated and one-way businesses helped the carrier reach $950 million in revenue.
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NEWS
Boomi intros layer for controlling AI costs and connections
The Agent Control Plane combines previously disparate capabilities in one environment to help users better observe and command their fleets of agents.
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OPINION
The data center boom is exposing the limits of facilities management software
Operators must manage power systems, cooling infrastructure and building systems across multiple sites, each carrying its own maintenance history, regulatory obligations and contractual commitments, making integration key.
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NEWS
California water utility probes breach claim by Iran-linked actor
The group Handala said it attacked one of the nation’s largest water companies.
Cybersecurity Dive David Jones • June 17, 2026
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NEWS
Embecta closes Owen Mumford acquisition for up to $201M
Embecta bought the company, which has an auto-injector platform, to expand outside of diabetes care.
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NEWS
Half of Medicare Advantage stars thresholds harder to reach in 2027
The CMS has released draft star ratings, including the thresholds for reaching those ratings, to plans. The grading sheet got stricter, which doesn’t bode well for insurers, one MA expert said.
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NEWS
Punch List: Maryland accepts bids for Key Bridge demo work
Plus, an Irish subsidiary of Turner hits a data center milestone and Zachry Construction wins a San Antonio airport contract.
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NEWS
Punch List: Stanley Black & Decker invests $1B in manufacturing, Jacobs expands in Atlanta
Plus Cumming Group acquires an NYC project management firm, and Tutor Perini and Granite announce project wins.
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SPONSORED
Bring Hard Hat Courage to your job sites to support mental health
This Construction Suicide Prevention Week, thousands of jobsites will pause in a moment of silence to honor those we've lost, and stand behind those still with us.
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BRIEF
Sword Health to acquire Headspace
The all-cash deal is expected to close next month, after which Headspace’s wellness services will live under the same roof as Sword's virtual care platform, according to a filing with Massachusetts regulators.
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NEWS
CFOs On the Move: Week ending July 17
Allstate hires CoStar Group’s chief financial officer, PVH appoints a Sephora exec as CFO and Klaviyo names a new finance chief.
CFO Lauren Muskett • July 17, 2026
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NEWS
Punch List: Bobbleheads take lunch atop a skyscraper, Turner celebrates 2 stadium upgrades
Plus, Gilbane names a new Arizona chief, and a $1 billion military housing project goes modular.
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NEWS
Plastics get pulled into tariff turmoil
Plastic bags, lids and caps are among products listed at a 50% tariff rate, but there's still confusion. “It's up to the exporters and importers to identify what the correct codes are,” said a packaging and logistics analyst.
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NEWS
'FrostyNeighbor' APT Carefully Targets Govt Orgs in Poland, Ukraine
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NEWS
Week in review: Will graduate nursing gain professional designation?
We’re rounding up recent stories, from the $100,000 fee for H-1B visas being struck down to more colleges pursuing academic cuts and consolidation.
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SPONSORED
Powering the next era of AI in manufacturing: Why it’s time to upgrade to the NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Workstation Edition
See how AI, digital twins and NVIDIA Blackwell transform manufacturing for faster innovation today.
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COLUMN
Leftovers: Bush’s bakes apple pie-flavored beans | Slice splashes into dirty soda
The bean brand is reimagining summer classics, including rocket pop and dill pickle, while Fresca launches an alcoholic soda water for post-workouts.
Food Dive Sarah Zimmerman • May 22, 2026
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DEEP DIVE
With disparate impact out, what’s next for systemic discrimination cases?
The Trump administration’s move against unintentional discrimination will likely narrow or close investigations, education civil rights experts say.
K-12 Dive Naaz Modan • August 13, 2026
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OPINION
Why culture matters more than you think when complex tech goes wrong
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NEWS
NBCUniversal leans into legacy media status, pushes performance at upfront
The media company will roll out live contextual ads, a tool that retargets viewers of live events and its insights hub in Q4.
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NEWS
Arm Chips May Get Their Own Virtual RAN Boost
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NEWS
Vendors fortify AI in ERP to assure buyers, deter frontier AI rivals
Four trends are crystallizing in an unusually busy month of AI announcements by ERP leaders. They show just how thoroughly AI is disrupting ERP while proving its indispensability.
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NEWS
Turner tops out $64M New York trades education facility
The Applied Technology Education Center at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy will help students learn skills related to advanced semiconductor technology, robotics and clean energy.
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NEWS
Mandatory automated weapons screening coming to California hospitals
Automated detection equipment will be required for main public entrances and the entrances to emergency and labor and delivery departments under AB 2975, which takes effect next year.
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NEWS
Turner has nabbed 10 $1B jobs so far in 2026
In its first-quarter financial update, the New York City-based contractor, the industry’s largest by revenue, said it has already won more megaprojects this year than in all of 2025.
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BLOGPOST
IBM client engineering VP: The inside track (for developers) on IBM Bob
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NEWS
Nearly $2B in facility investments by US Steel, USA Rare Earth and more
Array Technologies, Covenant, Siemens Healthineers, SteelFab and Curia also announced expansions and new factories in recent weeks.
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NEWS
NCSC and pals call out company that backed Chinese state hackers
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BRIEF
FedEx Freight says simplified process improving customer experience
Enhancements to the carrier’s sales workforce and tech are positioning the business for revenue growth in H2.
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TRACKER
Air taxis and urban air mobility: The latest developments
Joby Aviation is conducting piloted air taxi flights in Florida in cooperation with the state’s Department of Transportation.
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NEWS
SPIFFE can identify your AI agents. But can it control them?
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VIDEO
Bridging the gap between exposure detection and effective remediation
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NEWS
Anthropic Aims to Transform Enterprise Collaboration With Artifacts
ai business Esther Shittu • June 22, 2026
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NEWS
Warlock Ransomware Hits Large Spanish, Portuguese Orgs
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NEWS
Biogen-backed Estuary nabs $93M for kidney disease gene therapy
The Series A round, which was led by RA Capital, will help fund the development of two genetic medicines designed to treat an inherited kidney disorder known as "ADPKD."
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NEWS
ADM, BeOne Medicines, H-One and others announce openings, expansions
The announcements in June and July span industries such as agriculture, automotive, oncology and electronics.
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OPINION
Changes to Pell Grants are a win for America’s workforce
Starting Wednesday, the grants can go toward short-term trade education, a major win for an industry in desperate need of skilled workers, writes the CEO of Stanley Black & Decker.
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BRIEF
Lowe’s courts DIY shoppers as AI tools boost online conversions
The retailer is aiming to build relationships with its DIY customers through AI-enhanced omnichannel shopping, associate-led services and loyalty program options.
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NEWS
Hotel CEOs talk the economy, travel demand and AI at NYU IHIF 2026
Leaders from Hilton, Hyatt, Accor and more discussed international travel ahead of the FIFA World Cup and how technology could impact hotel operations at NYU’s International Hospitality Investment Forum.
Hotel Dive Jenna Graber • June 03, 2026
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NEWS
JadePuffer AI Actor Compromises Azure Tenant in Destructive Cloud Attack
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NEWS
'Ransom Busters': Ransomware Actor Poses as Incident-Recovery Service
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BRIEF
McCarthy, Palantir partner on AI
The news comes as enterprise-level agreements on artificial intelligence gain ground among large contractors.
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NEWS
Iran war escalation rankles plastic supply chains
July fighting squashed the promise of a June ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz reopening, creating a “stop-start recovery” for the flow of virgin materials as prices rise.
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FEATURE
Hot, or not? Why are there so few datacentre waste heat projects in the UK?
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NEWS
HUD homelessness tool kit downplays housing-first models, emphasizes addiction treatment
“Housing is essential, but housing alone is not enough,” U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner said.
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NEWS
Hope for quick plastic market normalization fades as Iran conflict escalates
July fighting squashed the promise of a June ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz reopening, along with packaging converters’ wishes for plastic price relief. Today, Dow hinted at higher plastic and packaging prices ahead.
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NEWS
Nvidia agent safety push raises questions about who governs AI autonomy
The AI chipmaker’s new safety platform adds controls around AI agents, while enterprises remain responsible for defining their authority and setting boundaries.
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