Policy Change

Kontrol Technologies targets Ontario's aging apartments with a strategic HVAC buyout, but its cautious M&A history reveals a complex path forward.

A multi-billion dollar tender for Argentina's main trade artery pits a US-backed group against a rival with alleged hidden ties to Chinese state firms.

A new report slams the FDA for blocking vital treatments with rising costs and denials, but the agency faces a complex reality of reform and internal pressure.

A new national initiative aims to connect siloed dental records to the broader healthcare system, promising to improve patient safety and reduce costly care gaps.

A troubled mortgage firm is paying shareholders while under a trade ban, revealing a portfolio in distress and raising red flags for Canada's lending sector.

Private firm ION Minerals now controls 280,000 acres across Texas and Canada, a bold move to dominate the future EV battery supply chain.

As Milestone Scientific prepares its year-end call, investors look for signs of a turnaround and growth for its advanced injection technology.

A new AAUW report shows women earn just 81 cents for every dollar men make, a gap present in every US district that costs women over half a million dollars.

GrafTech's major price increase on a key steelmaking component signals a market shift, putting new pressure on electric arc furnace steel producers.

Zentro Internet's record-setting $240M financing is reshaping how niche ISPs grow, signaling strong investor confidence in digital infrastructure.

After a turbulent year, Tidewater Renewables projects a major profit surge in 2026, fueled by operational fixes and powerful government support programs.

Fueled by a $250K grant from Allen Family Philanthropies, a new pilot aims to tackle Seattle's infamous social isolation with a structured national plan.

Ottawa moves to counter foreign interference, curb 'long ballot' protests, and expand voter access with major amendments to the Canada Elections Act.

A landmark partnership brings multi-gigabit internet to nine underserved Georgia counties, reshaping rural life and building a blueprint for national connectivity.

EPA head Lee Zeldin and Nobel laureate John Clauser will lead a DC conference challenging the 'climate crisis,' raising the stakes in the policy debate.

As child sextortion cases skyrocket, a new legal effort targets Snapchat's design, alleging it facilitates harm and fails to protect its youngest users.

A unique partnership between a debt acquirer and a top charity is pushing for major UK financial inclusion reform from within the House of Lords.

With over $1B in orders, smart aircraft maker AIR is proving demand for personal and cargo eVTOLs is soaring, but regulatory hurdles remain.

A new NIH-funded study reveals that while Medicare covers acupuncture for back pain, federal rules create vast "care deserts" for seniors seeking relief.

With grid connection queues stalling AI growth, a new strategy prioritizes CPU efficiency over raw power, reshaping the UK's tech infrastructure.