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Europe’s AI race promises economic gains, but its biggest costs may emerge in places already facing labor and energy pressures.

According to CDK’s 2026 Friction Points Study, nearly three quarters (72%) of car dealer F&I Offices use four or more software solutions to complete a deal. In theory, these tools help dealerships work more efficiently, collaborate across departments, make data-informed decisions, and automate repetitive tasks. But in practice, these systems can sometimes add friction instead…

Chile, Sept. 18 (UPI) — Chile is closely watching increased military investment by neighboring Peru and Argentina as Santiago faces tight budget constraints aimed at curbing public spending and strengthening its fiscal position

Mining and energy projects in the Northwest Territories and Yukon got a boost this week at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto.

Add preferred source Four out of ten companies worldwide have expanded their information security investments as they adopt artificial intelligence, according to a new survey. Kaspersky’s study of 1,800 IT and cybersecurity decision-makers across 18 countries found that 41% of respondents cited AI adoption as a primary driver of increased security spending. Shadow AI—employees using…

On September 15, 2026, the Department of Finance released draft legislative proposals to implement the newly announced Productivity Mega Deduction, which will provide immediate expensing for a broad‑based range of depreciable property that is acquired and available for use after September 14, 2026.

SK Innovation (096770.KS) is embedding artificial intelligence into the Ulsan Complex, or CLX, the country’s largest crude oil processing site, to maximize operating efficiency. The plan is to pair AI’s strength in prediction and judgment with the expertise of veteran engineers to raise productivity and safety across a site three times the size of Seoul’s…

This post originally appeared on the chaosgenius.io blog. Chaos Genius has been acquired by Flexera.

I hope you’ll be phoning in to tell me all about the CRL – because it’s trains, planes and automobiles today with the official launch of the long awaited CRL yesterday.

BNP national standing committee member and Prime Minister’s Adviser on Public Administration Md Ismail Zabihullah. File photo