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Harvard Business School (HBS) and the Social Enterprise Initiative today announced Rohan P. Bajaj, MD (MBA 2026) and Biruh Demilew (MBA 2026) as recipients of the 2026 Social Entrepreneurship Fellowship, granted to two graduating students who are launching social enterprises that will create significant social or environmental value in a sustainable manner

As our daily tasks continue to multiply, and as we start the new year focused on new goals and resolutions, we may be feeling the urge to get more organized. It is a challenge, of course, but we have some help in the form of a classic tool — the “to do” list.

When people think of where startups are founded, major cities and technological hubs like San Francisco and the Silicon Valley, often come to mind. But you don’t have to be in a major tech hub to build a successful business. Across the Tri-Cities, entrepreneurs of all kinds are showing that innovation can thrive close to…

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Moovit, part of Mobileye (Nasdaq: MBLY), is a leading Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) solutions provider and the creator of a leading urban mobility app. Moovit’s iOS, Android, and web apps offer users a smart mobility experience to get to their destination using any mode of public and shared transportation. Transit riders can benefit from mobile ticketing to…

New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani and the city’s top education official announced Wednesday a ban on student use of generative artificial intelligence tools in classrooms through middle school. 

With more than half of Americans willing to round up their purchases for charity, these small contributions can collectively generate millions for causes ranging from education and hunger relief to disaster assistance.

New York City is expected to release its school policy for artificial intelligence on Wednesday, with a ban on student-facing AI tools for 2-K through eighth grade, according to four people briefed on the plans and Education Department documents obtained by Chalkbeat.

Liquidity Services is targeting $2 billion in GMV and $100 million in EBITDA, supported by expected mid-teens revenue growth, EBITDA margins of at least 20% of net revenue, and operating leverage from its existing technology platform.

US FinTechAffirm is returning to Australia through an expanded partnership with Shopify, bringing Shop Pay Installments to Australian merchants for the first time.