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Celebrating a half-century of progress, Liberty Hill Foundation's anniversary gala was an urgent plea to fund the fight for Los Angeles's future.

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

The uranium giant posts a net profit after its major acquisition, but a significant cash outflow has investors weighing long-term growth against short-term risks.

Invoking its Revolutionary War past, a small Massachusetts town joins a growing movement challenging federal authority on war, spending, and immigration.

Dallas legal icon Charla Aldous earns a Hall of Fame honor while her firm wages high-stakes fights for child safety and global corporate accountability.

The Trump administration extended a controversial Jones Act waiver, sparking fury from the US maritime industry, who call it a betrayal of American workers.

Market Inside launches a new Supply Chain API, giving businesses direct access to billions of trade records to map networks and mitigate global disruptions.

A landmark study identifies five key carbon capture hubs in Asia-Pacific, as steel and energy giants expand their alliance to tackle industrial emissions.

Maritime AI leader Windward and spatial intelligence firm Vantor are fusing satellite imagery and AI to track dark vessels, promising a new era of security.

A 10% tariff on aluminum windows forces Tecnoglass to cut its 2026 earnings outlook, signaling rising costs for the U.S. construction industry.

A landmark Supreme Court decision unlocked billions in tariff refunds for U.S. importers, but 90% of firms have yet to act. Are they leaving money on the table?

A federal trade body found that a surge in foreign imports is harming U.S. quartz manufacturers, setting the stage for potential presidential action.

With a fresh $17.3M, AI firm Sigma360 is escalating its fight against financial crime, tackling a $300B market with tech born from counterterrorism.

Over 4,000 figures, including Garry Kasparov, protest Russia's Biennale return, questioning the art world's ethical stance amid the war in Ukraine.

Small businesses warn of job losses and higher home costs as they face off against multinational giants in a trade dispute over imported quartz countertops.

New platform on AWS offers preemptive zero-trust security, making critical infrastructure invisible to attackers before they can even strike.

A new Singapore venture aims to solve AI's biggest data jam, but its strategic exclusion of China signals a major geopolitical play in the tech arms race.

Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai, 78, receives a 20-year sentence, decried as a 'life sentence' and a grave threat to journalists worldwide.

With a new CEO from Visa-acquired Featurespace and fresh private equity backing, Ripjar is escalating its AI-driven battle against global financial crime.

Amid global trade turmoil, E2open's dual 'Leader' status from IDC MarketScape signals a shift toward AI-driven, integrated supply chain platforms.