Cynthia Ward

With a major AI-driven workforce overhaul underway, OpenText's appointment of HR heavyweight Jill Larsen to its board is more than a shuffle—it's a strategy.

The Geneva-based firm is unifying its niche strategies, betting that real value lies not in mega-deals, but in the private market's forgotten fragments.

A major media investment firm just bought a true crime YouTube channel. It’s not just a deal; it’s a sign that the creator economy is now big business.

Beyond just a new logo, Chicago Rivet & Machine Co.'s rebrand signals a strategic shift from parts supplier to a systems expert for the next century.

While UK consulting exports soar, a closer look at the data reveals a story of domestic slowdowns, a shifting workforce, and an urgent push for new skills.

A new facility in Chatham-Kent isn't just turning landfill gas into energy; it's a blueprint for local economic growth and a key piece in Canada's energy puzzle.

An Ohio attorney's success in "legal deserts" offers a surprising blueprint for reviving rural justice and finding professional fulfillment beyond the big city.

With a new call for innovators, California's largest green power provider is seeking the next big ideas in energy tech and community-focused programs.

A new breed of private club is emerging in Dubai, promising to turn high-earning founders into lasting dynasties. But what's really behind the velvet rope?

Fetch Pet Insurance was just voted #1 by Newsweek readers. But behind the award lies a story of radical policy changes and a mission that could reshape the industry.

A 100-year-old propane company is powering EV chargers at NASCAR. It sounds like a paradox, but a deep dive into the data reveals a savvy strategic pivot.

Equity Prime Mortgage is the first 100% third-party lender to offer full loan disclosures in six languages, a move that could unlock homeownership for millions.

A record 7,261 papers for ADIPEC 2026 reveal a tectonic shift: AI is now core infrastructure, while a delicate balance is struck between energy security and sustainability.

The biotech firm's revenue plummeted as losses soared. But behind the numbers is a calculated pivot to cancer therapy, fueled by a Nasdaq debut and new cash.

Encore celebrates its global 'Great Place To Work' award. We look past the press release to see if these certifications are just PR or a real driver of growth.

Formic's new HQ isn't just a building; it's a bet on a new model where manufacturers rent robots, not buy them, leveling the playing field for Main Street.

High-grade results, including 170.9 g/t gold, are more than just numbers; they signal a strategic push to restart a historic mine and boost a region.

Why is an affordable housing nonprofit building a Hyatt? National CORE's $103M project is a masterclass in creative finance for social good.

RealTime Reservation's acquisition of STAY isn't just a corporate deal. It's a bold move to capture every dollar you spend on vacation, from booking to checkout.

A nod from Forrester is more than a headline. It reveals a quiet revolution where specialized software empowers logistics operators and redefines enterprise value.