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A new platform aims to replace the chaotic tangle of recruitment software with a single, AI-driven system. Is this the tangible change talent teams are waiting for?

Jack Corley steps back from Custom Essence after 45 years, but his new consulting role signals a deepening commitment to the natural fragrance trend he pioneered.

As catastrophic earthquakes compound Venezuela's turmoil, a look at the strategic deployment of a mobile hospital and what it reveals about modern aid.

As Curaleaf preps its Q2 report, investors are watching two fronts: its dominant European push and its positioning for a seismic shift in U.S. cannabis law.

As AI's thirst for power grows, Rhode Island's Reed Semiconductor secures a $100M oversubscribed round to fuel the next generation of efficient AI infrastructure.

A new report claims Vancouver is fast-tracking hotels over homes, forcing a hard look at the city's priorities. Who is the city really being built for?

With a US$3B capital injection and a major governance overhaul, the Central American Bank for Economic Integration is not just getting bigger. It's strategically repositioning.

A securities fraud lawsuit against animal health giant Zoetis alleges it misled investors, exposing a story of product safety, competition, and public trust.

The Scientology Network's anti-drug marathon uses a real crisis to fuel a global media strategy, raising questions about the line between outreach and PR.

A new $80M facility at Newport News is about more than comfort. It’s a strategic investment in the people who execute America's most complex naval overhauls.

Zawa's new AI tool turns static photos into social videos, aiming to level the playing field for SMBs and end the costly creative content grind.

With federal approval, Laurentian Bank's radical breakup begins. But is this a strategic masterpiece or a quiet surrender to Canada's banking giants?

A new model aims to turn a routine business expense—credit card fees—into a steady funding stream for charities, bypassing donor fatigue. But can it work?

As the World Cup unites a continent in celebration, a historic MADD campaign reveals the sobering risks and the massive systemic challenge of keeping fans safe.

Hyperscale Data is doubling its Michigan AI campus, promising a tech boom. But for local residents, the promise of progress is drowned out by a different sound.

Youngtimers AG’s rebrand to C Capital Holdings AG (CCAP) is more than a name change. It’s a calculated pivot to unify its brand and leverage its Swiss listing as a high-credibility conduit for global investment into Asia-Pacific’s booming tech and consumer sectors.

Nearly one-fifth of all marketing emails vanish before they're ever seen. The culprit isn't just the spam folder, but an invisible 'trust score' that can make or break your entire campaign.

A $44M loan kicks off a massive EB-5 funded housing project near Aspen, pitting a proven investment model against fierce local opposition and a dire housing need.

Startup Cavalla is ditching retrofits to build its own autonomous forklifts. It's a high-stakes pivot that signals a major shift in the warehouse automation race.

A new study reveals a hidden homeownership tax costing families $3,343 annually. The most creditworthy borrowers are often paying the highest price.