Policy Change

Partnering with Stripe's Bridge, Payoneer is embedding stablecoin payments to simplify cross-border trade for its nearly 2 million business customers.

An Indiana firm's implantable pump gains key FDA status, promising a future with less mental burden for Type 1 Diabetes patients. But the road is long.

With a massive dataset from $6.2B in prior authorizations, SamaCare's AI is speeding up access to critical drugs, but raises questions about market power.

As global leaders gather in Mumbai, the focus shifts from climate negotiation to concrete action, testing new tools to accelerate progress toward COP31.

New long-term data shows duvakitug maintained remission in IBD patients for nearly a year, positioning it as a top contender in a new class of therapy.

As copper phone lines vanish, Ooma's new POTSTracker.com uses AI to help businesses find and replace critical legacy connections before they fail.

A record-breaking drone and air taxi display at the Spring Festival Gala was more than a show; it was a bold statement on China's low-altitude economy.

A Virginia college's new solar project saves millions and trains the next generation of green energy workers, setting a new standard for the region.

A global alliance alleges a "drip-drip genocide" of Hindus in Bangladesh, citing a drastic population collapse and escalating violence under recent turmoil.

As the EV revolution accelerates, thermal management is becoming a critical, high-stakes market, dictating battery life, vehicle range, and safety.

Dr. Batra's launches XODerma, a high-tech exosome skin therapy in Dubai, blending homeopathy with cellular science. But does the hype outpace regulation?

Following a successful Thai pilot, the CFD broker is leveraging its AI trading tool to expand into high-growth, but complex, emerging financial landscapes.

A West Virginia jury awarded millions to Pardee's subsidiary after a utility's power lines blocked access to coal, but a lengthy legal appeal looms.

A new online pharmacy is challenging the 'prescribe and forget' model for weight loss drugs, offering integrated clinical care to combat safety concerns.

Applied Optoelectronics breaks ground on a massive Texas facility, aiming to secure the domestic supply chain for the critical components powering America's AI boom.

As new federal rules banning replacement workers reshape labour disputes, Ottawa has appointed six vice-chairpersons to the heavily burdened CIRB.

SkyMD's new virtual therapy service targets New Mexico's deep provider shortages and access issues, but enters a competitive and complex digital market.

A new $7B annual funding plan saves Ontario's colleges and universities but raises tuition and shifts student aid from grants to loans, sparking debt fears.

With federal Grad PLUS loans ending July 2026, a Massachusetts agency is expanding its programs to prevent a major funding crisis for students.

With rising diagnoses and an aging workforce, Parkinson's is no longer a retirement issue. Are Canadian companies prepared for this new reality?