Policy Change

In a landmark shift, the FDA authorized flavored e-cigarettes from Glas, betting on new device-locking technology to prevent youth use amid fierce criticism.

The Argentine utility offers to buy back its 2031 notes while seeking to strip key bondholder protections, a strategic move in a recovering economy.

Georgia Southern and Kennesaw State join the GRA, a move set to accelerate their R1 ambitions and spread economic growth beyond the Atlanta metro.

As AI shopping agents threaten to overrun online sales, new virtual waiting rooms aim to restore fairness by telling automated friend from foe.

SDEV reported a massive Q1 profit, but the real story is its unique strategy as a public DeFi holding company and the complex accounting behind the numbers.

An industry award for a novel ‘credit rehabilitation’ model highlights a growing battle against predatory merchant cash advance debt and a push for ethical recovery.

With a fresh Nasdaq listing and battle-tested tech, Duke Robotics is targeting a dual-market breakthrough in civilian and defense drone applications.

As Members Trust Company wins its second consecutive top award, we explore how its non-competitive, collaborative model is reshaping wealth management.

Sound Long-Term Care Management offers a lifeline to providers, proving value-based care can improve patient outcomes and financial performance.

A new Medicare policy aims to cut costs on medical supplies, but patient advocates warn it could endanger millions by restricting access to essential care.

A new partnership between Ohmium and RenewCO₂ aims to turn harmful CO₂ emissions into valuable products, pioneering a circular carbon economy.

A new report argues MPs who switch parties betray voter trust and should face a by-election, citing data that only 6% of votes are for the candidate.

Strong glaucoma sales and disciplined spending helped Iridex narrow its quarterly loss, signaling resilience despite retina segment woes and global headwinds.

West Africa's first AI-native data center opens in Lagos, a move to establish digital sovereignty and spark a new wave of tech innovation across the continent.

Sponsor of Truth Social Funds drops '33 Act plans, embracing the '40 Act to build more innovative, rules-based products for its investor base.

A watchdog group's call for disclosure around foreign gifts to elite universities spotlights a high-stakes debate over money, influence, and public trust.

Williams Lake First Nation uncovers hazardous materials at a former residential school, calling for government funds to turn a site of trauma into one of healing.

New provisions in the House-passed Farm Bill could help rural businesses turn wasted energy into power and profit, sparking a clean energy shift.

With disposal options dwindling due to PFAS rules, Orbital Biocarbon offers utilities a new path with technology that destroys 'forever chemicals'.

Economic uncertainty and record heat are forcing 99% of homeowners to rethink their AC use, creating a risky gamble between cost, comfort, and maintenance.