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The Target team members apparel line, called Collection 186, is getting updated. The next evolution of the brand wear that debuted in early summer will arrive Oct. 5, according to a press release. The name is inspired by Pantone 186, the distinctive shade of red synonymous with the Target brand, according to a press release.

As states grapple with evolving AI landscapes, legislators have proposed several bills addressing how it should be used in the workplace. In the 2026 legislative session, states considered 155 bills addressing AI in the workplace, with proposals ranging from applicant notification requirements to mandatory bias assessments and restrictions on employee monitoring. Across these proposals, four…

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) used governmentwide OneGov deals to give every employee access to six artificial intelligence (AI) platforms, and more than 70% of its workforce actively uses at least one

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When remote work expanded rapidly in 2020 and 2021, many employers faced a challenge they had never encountered at scale: how to manage performance without physical visibility. Employee monitoring software quickly emerged as a solution. Vendors promised productivity insights, accountability and better workforce management.

Panel Moderator Ann Vote queries panelists (from left) Mike Schwartz, Carisa Buegler, Sheryl Meshke, John Gag, and Danielle Marti, joined by Jessica Fischer-Hoffmann, speak during the New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce’s fourth annual CEO panel Thursday, Sept. 10, at Schell’s Brewery Bierhalle. (Photo by Amy Zents)

Generating €2.6 million in revenue per employee, Almedia also ranks #1 among bootstrapped companies and #1 in the Marketing & adtech category on the Sifted 100: DACH & CEE 2026

Florida officials said an international cybercriminal group gained access using credentials that were improperly stored on a personal device. WFTS

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon in Washington on July 27, 2026.Photo: Annabelle Gordon/AFP

Employees of La Jolla Group whose data a 2023 data breach exposed may be eligible to claim up to $2,100 from a class action settlement.