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Adia Med (OTCQB: ADIA), a regenerative medicine company focused on stem cell therapies and biologics, announced an educational partnership with Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida. As part of the collaboration, CEO Larry Powalisz will present the company at Full Sail’s Auditorium on August 13, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. to both in-person and online…

Surging demand for power to support growth in AI applications in data centers has led to a remarkable resurgence in investment in natural gas. And the good news is that income-seeking investors can get high-yield exposure to the investment theme by investing in the Global X MLP ETF (NYSEMKT: MLPA).

Sea Limited SE has added a concrete artificial intelligence (AI) catalyst to Shopee through a strategic partnership with OpenAI. The June agreement targets AI-powered e-commerce across Southeast Asia and Brazil, broader access to ChatGPT and deeper developer engagement through Codex. For investors, the opportunity is practical rather than purely promotional. Shopee already uses AI in…

When WSCAD approached Machine Design about the U.S. launch of ELECTRIX AI, the timing aligned neatly with a week of editorial coverage focused on CAD, CAE and the evolving engineering software landscape. With growing industry attention on how AI is infiltrating design workflows, our editors wanted to understand what an AI-native approach could mean for…

Artificial intelligence (AI) could deliver a much-needed productivity lift for Australia and add between $95 billion and $116 billion to the economy over the next decade, according to new EY-Parthenon modelling.

Shopify is helping define agentic commerce and looks poised to be a big winner in this area.

LinkedIn is taking aim at one of the biggest problems facing professional networks: the explosion of low-quality, AI-generated content designed to appear insightful, authoritative, and useful, but often delivering little more than recycled information dressed up as expertise.

Tech09 August 2026ByEsra Öz Add ScienceAlert on Google (Tek Image/Science Photo Library/

We live in an era so obsessed with motivation and productivity that we try to squeeze more meaning, more status, and more identity out of every hour. And yet, paradoxically, individuals are reporting higher levels of distress and productivity anxiety than ever before.

According to a new report by e-commerce marketing company Omnisend, online spending surged 20% month-over-month in March as consumers avoid the $4+ price at the pump amid the Middle East conflict. Online spending typically shifts about 1%–5% on a monthly basis outside holiday periods, per Omnisend.