Policy Change

Coway adopts key shareholder-friendly reforms but rejects activist demands for more board independence, setting the stage for a new chapter in corporate governance.

A new report reveals a crisis for older adults on social media, with billions lost to scams and a growing demand for platforms to be held accountable.

The Evaluation Company's new approval to certify foreign nurses promises to disrupt a slow market and offer a new pathway to ease US healthcare shortages.

A new book details a Korean Zen master's dialogues with an AI, using ancient meditation to explore machine consciousness. Is this a spiritual breakthrough?

Agena Bioscience's new test helps labs align with updated ACMG recommendations for cystic fibrosis, aiming for more equitable and efficient carrier screening.

Amid a regional energy crisis, Egypt imposes strict conservation rules on citizens while exempting tourist zones to safeguard its vital economic lifeline.

Christine Cooper's appointment to the SIIA board places a fierce cost-containment advocate at the heart of policy-making for self-insured health plans.

As Hawaii grapples with historic floods causing over $1B in damage, Associa Cares pledges $100,000 in direct aid to displaced and affected families.

In a strategic move to dominate the AI infrastructure boom, AVAIO Digital has hired industry pioneer Jason Norado to execute its multi-gigawatt expansion.

A new survey reveals a chasm between patriotic slogans and spending, as Canadian small businesses battle rising costs, cash flow crunches, and fading hope.

A new partnership aims to merge digital brain therapies with functional foods, targeting Japan and Southeast Asia's rapidly growing elderly populations.

NUCOT celebrates patients thriving 25+ years post-transplant, setting new global benchmarks in survival rates through advanced care and resilience.

Analyses reveal the EPA allows pesticides with high cancer risks on the market without warning labels, raising major public health and legal questions.

An Australian startup's new AI trading platform promises to master crypto volatility, but it enters a crowded market facing security and regulatory hurdles.

Beijing hails Xizang's economic boom, but critics point to a deep erosion of culture and rights. What is the true story of development on the roof of the world?

With Royal Assent for Bill C-15, Canada officially launches its open banking framework, promising more control, competition, and innovation for consumers.

Canada's $4T investment sector warns new investor protection rules are too costly, sparking a debate on market safety versus industry competitiveness.

A $520K state grant will provide firefighters with a new AI-powered blood test, highlighting a major push to protect high-risk first responders.

Dr. Murad Alam begins his presidency of the American Academy of Dermatology, bringing deep policy and research expertise to lead the field's challenges.

Ontario's nurses praise new primary and home care funds but warn that cuts to harm reduction and inaction on social issues create a dangerous public health gap.