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As global payments accelerate, resolving errors remains a costly manual drag. A new wave of AI-driven tech aims to fix this hidden bottleneck.

An insurer is using mini-golf and charity waffles to connect with Gen Z. A look at the strategy to build social infrastructure beyond digital networks.

As the World Cup arrives, a free fan zone in Queens asks a big question: Can corporate strategy and public trust find common ground in the beautiful game?

As leaders gather in Kenya, a new push for a UN treaty reveals the staggering economic and environmental cost of untreated sewage, an overlooked crisis.

As FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off, Canada celebrates a projected economic boom. But behind the official optimism lies a stark reality of massive public costs.

A silent barrier in diabetes care, 'clinical inertia,' leaves patients at risk. New research shows how empowering pharmacists with targeted education can turn the tide.

As the first Men's World Cup match kicks off on Canadian soil, the real game is about more than soccer—it's a calculated play for economic legacy.

Mantle's new AI-native prediction market, InsightX, isn't just about forecasts. It's an 'InfoFi' play where capital never sleeps, a key growth signal.

Promising clinical trial results offer hope for cancer patients at risk of permanent, treatment-induced hearing loss, a devastating and common trade-off.

A landmark deal for CEL-SCI’s cancer drug Multikine in Saudi Arabia isn't just about a new market; it’s a case study in national ambition and biotech finance.

As Dead by Daylight celebrates 10 years, we look past the sold-out fan fest to the strategy that turned a Montreal studio into a global economic force.

Kymera Therapeutics reports promising data for KT-621, a first-in-class oral drug that removes a key inflammatory protein, not just block it.

Hisense is using the FIFA World Cup to push its RGB MiniLED tech. But this is more than a sponsorship; it's a bid to redefine the global TV market.

Jinan's 'City of Springs' promotion in Madrid is more than cultural outreach; it’s a blueprint for China's new economic statecraft in Europe.

A new partnership between a drone AI firm and a rail engineer promises to bring predictive maintenance and digital twins to India's vast, aging railway network.

As Jones Soda prepares for the Planet MicroCap conference, its impressive financial rebound and bold diversification strategy take center stage for investors.

With a new CMO, Get A Drip is capitalizing on the longevity trend. But as it expands, it faces questions on scientific rigor and regulatory oversight.

Beyond the red carpet, Japan's showcase at Cannes was a calculated play for market share, blending sophisticated cultural diplomacy with aggressive business tactics.

Hisense's dazzling World Cup pop-up at Hudson Yards offers fans a tech-fueled fantasy. But beneath the surface lies a calculated play for market dominance.

As Ottawa rolls out a new food strategy, Pamela Cox examines whether it can fix a broken system of soaring costs and deep-seated insecurity for millions.