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University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Office of Sustainability hosted their fifth annual Sustainability Symposium at the Discovery Building Oct. 28.
Springbok Agency is examining how brands can maintain customer loyalty as consumers become more willing to switch providers in response to rising prices and product shortages.
OCT. 26, 2026 – An AI-generated TV commercial paid for by the National Republican Congressional Committee and approved by NC-11 Republican candidate Jennifer Balkcom. (WLOS)
The promise and perils of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence — a technology reshaping how we think, learn, work, and live — took center stage at UC Riverside’s first AI Summit on October 15.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is exploring potential investments in Texas to expand chip production in the U.S. The company says it is open to collaborating with Elon Musk’s planned “Terafab” chip manufacturing complex in Texas
SDPD Chief Scott Wahl says AI could help officers write reports faster and access training materials more easily, but the police union says the city should focus on staffing and funding first
Florida Bar members have access to free trust accounting and billing software through The Florida Bar’s Member Benefits program. A new episode of the LegalFuel podcast, produced by the Bar’s Practice Resource Center, explores how Smokeball Bill can help lawyers stay organized, manage their finances, and maintain trust accounting compliance.
Does artificial intelligence improve cybersecurity or is it potentially exposing sensitive data?
Before Scott Showalter took the stage to open the fifth annual Jenkins MAC Lifelong Learning Summit on Sept. 25, the packed ballroom at NC State’s Talley Student Union buzzed with conversation as 138 accounting professionals, alumni, students and faculty gathered for a day of learning and connection.
Navigating an unfamiliar airport can mean confusion, frustration, and delays, especially when reliable information is difficult to access. For Wayland High School student Kavya Sawrikar and four other students, those pain points sparked innovation.