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Marketing leaders are almost twice as likely to trust a report produced without AI than one generated by it, even though manual reporting is more prone to error. New research from Adverity found that 64% of marketers are comfortable sharing AI-free data insights without additional checks; however, this falls to just 35% when those insights…

If artificial intelligence is coming for jobs, workers should at least share in the advantages of increased productivity, say the sponsors of legislation for32-hour workweeks that could mean more overtime pay or shorter schedules for some workers in Pennsylvania.

A new study on investor companies with real estate portfolios ranked which major cities were the most likely locations for those companies to “panic sell” their holdings if the economy goes south

Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) – Teachers and staff felt the brunt of this data breach, with many now worried about their financial futures. While the district is offering credit monitoring, our local cybersecurity expert warns that may not be enough to stop a determined hacker

Barely four months into the job, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is stuck between two strong and opposing forces: Financial markets that anticipate the central bank will raise interest rates, and President Donald Trump, who wants the Fed to cut them or leave them unchanged

A couple of years ago, when artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots were in their early stages of development, Berkshire Hathaway(NYSE:BRKA)(NYSE:BRKB) wasn’t jumping aboard the craze. Warren Buffett, the CEO at the time, takes a very methodical and practical approach to investing, centered on businesses and industries he knows very well. Investing in AI stocks, particularly in…

When Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS) unveiled a new listing status last week, the Washington state-based MLS said it was designed to offer members more marketing flexibility. The pre-marketing trend is continuing to reshape the industry — and how MLSs respond, particularly in states where new legislation seeks to curb private listings, is becoming clearer.

Billboards popped up around the Twin Cities recently promoting DraftKings’ entry into the prediction market, which helps it get around laws in states that don’t allow legalized sports betting.

Shoppers may forgive high prices, but poor customer experience…is far less negotiable. Havas CX’s X Index Report suggests consumers are now more likely to walk away over how a brand makes them feel than how much it charges.