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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?

A new 68-unit affordable senior community in Castle Hayne is secured by a key federal loan, highlighting a successful model for rural housing needs.

The French biopharma giant posts strong 2025 results and forecasts over 13% growth, fueled by a booming pipeline and unexpected market advantages.

For the seventh year, General Mills is one of America's most responsible companies. We explore the data, public trust, and strategy behind this major ESG achievement.

A surge in healthcare job applications offers a prime opportunity, but new data reveals a critical bottleneck preventing companies from turning interest into hires.

Sharp’s 'Best Place to Work' award isn't just a trophy. It’s a look inside the strategy linking employee satisfaction directly to innovation and market success.

A five-year R&D effort culminates in a free resource library, offering tools to improve K-12 math by strengthening students' core cognitive skills.

A landmark study of 2.8 million people unpacks the complex causes of food allergies, vindicates vaccines, and offers parents clarity on what they can control.

For the second year, A.I. robotics firm Symbotic earned a perfect 100 on the HRC's equality index. Is this the secret to its innovation edge?

With 50,000 businesses set to sell, a new movement aims to tackle a succession crisis by empowering an untapped resource: women entrepreneurs.

Sun Life and DentaQuest open nominations for their Health Access Hero Awards, offering grants to groups fighting critical health disparities.

New grants from the American Psychological Foundation fund direct interventions for trans youth and trauma-affected families, moving psychology from theory to action.

A new report reveals a looming crisis: rising healthcare costs will consume more than 100% of Social Security benefits for future generations of retirees.

Over 92,000 students are designing waste-free cities for the Future City Finals, a competition achieving rare gender parity in the STEM field.

Shrub Oak International School's Kind Cup isn't just about coffee; it's an innovative model equipping neurodiverse students with vital job skills.

A new partnership brings acute end-of-life care into a residential setting, allowing Austin seniors to receive critical support without leaving home.

Judicate West adds Matt D’Abusco, a veteran litigator with rare plaintiff and defense experience, to navigate complex modern employment disputes.