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A cyberattack used to end with an IT cleanup bill and a quiet all-clear. Cohesity, a data security and backup-and-recovery vendor, argues that era is over. Its new Risk-Ready or Risk-Exposed cyber resilience study is based on 3,200 IT and security leaders surveyed by Vanson Bourne in September 2025. The cybersecurity bill now lands on…

Research reveals fragmented decision-making, late technology integration, and meeting disruptions cost companies significant time and revenue

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Artificial intelligence could become a powerful engine of economic catch-up, but the IMF working paper by Patrick A. Imam and Jonathan R.W. Temple warns that access to AI alone will not close the productivity gap between richer and poorer economies. Its central message is simple: countries can buy technology and expand education relatively quickly, but…

Remote work can increase isolation and worsen mental health, especially for people who live alone.

Vizsla Silver posted a sharp swing to quarterly loss but remains highly liquid as it advances the high-NPV Panuco West silver-gold project toward construction.

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A recent study by the analyst firm Omdia, commissioned by Object First, reveals that enterprise ransomware recovery rates are declining despite growing awareness of modern data protection strategies. According to the research, 83 percent of surveyed organizations experienced a successful ransomware attack in the past 24 months, up from 66 percent in 2024. Among those…

Fraser Institute data reveals Canada’s income gap with the US has more than doubled since 1999

New research suggests flexibility may be a powerful tool for employee well-being and retention.