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Harrow Bengaluru appoints former Olympian Dr. Caroline Pascoe as Head of School, signaling a new era of growth in India's competitive education market.

A new partnership is testing if 'brain training' games can boost student performance. But in a field full of hype, can this study deliver real answers?

On the eve of International Women's Day, top officials warn that persistent pay gaps, housing insecurity, and new AI threats challenge Canada's progress.

Little Northern Bakehouse unveils a new sourdough line, using a house-made starter and sprouted grains to deliver authentic flavor to the gluten-free market.

With 74,000 UK mothers losing jobs annually, a new alliance between Momcozy and AllBright uses tech and advocacy to turn the motherhood penalty into power.

Michigan's largest independent oncology practice adds urology, promising patients more coordinated, lower-cost care outside of traditional hospital systems.

A leading Indian tour company is breaking barriers by training women as long-distance chauffeurs, a move redefining tourism and empowering communities.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas is the first health plan to earn URAC's new Health Equity Accreditation, setting a national precedent for accountability.

Amid declining tourism, the golf mecca doubles down with new tech, influencers, and aggressive deals at Toronto's top golf show to woo Canadians back.

Neuroscientist-founded Steffie's launches wide-fit heels, blending sneaker tech with style to solve a problem millions of women face. Is this the future?

A $10,000 gift born from tragedy funds cutting-edge science, showing how community action is vital in the quest to end life-threatening food allergies.

The Biocodex Microbiota Foundation opens its 10th annual grant, committing a total of half a million dollars to shape the future of U.S. gut health science.

Inside the FJA's Founders Luncheon, where a surprise from John Morgan, a new historic award, and family legacies took center stage.

Korean brand Laka brings its gender-neutral philosophy to Sephora, betting that US consumers are ready for beauty without rigid rules or boundaries.

Federally funded electric vans are set to break down transportation barriers, connecting hundreds of workers with disabilities to jobs and independence.

As a new report reveals staggering caregiver burnout, a new partnership offers micro-mindfulness tools. But is it enough to stem this silent epidemic?

Canada's largest women-in-weed event returns to tackle business gaps and foster collaboration, embodying the 'Give to Gain' spirit in a challenging market.

A new podcast from Understood.org and the Davos Neurodiversity Summit elevates neurodivergent voices, turning a global economic forum into a stage for inclusion.

A major lawsuit claims Workday's AI hiring tools unlawfully screen out older workers, raising questions about algorithmic bias in the modern workplace.

A nonprofit's Super Bowl ad with Mike Tyson declared war on processed food. Who's behind the campaign, and can it change how America eats?