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The clinical AI company’s research shows that its new dose verification tool outperformed general-use AI models. It’s Doximity’s latest play to stand out as major AI companies enter healthcare.

The Lagos State Government has urged residents to report online vendors who deliver goods that differ from what customers ordered, as it intensifies efforts to tackle unfair business practices.

If you had backed the bullish AI automation story at CS Disco on 1 January 2026, the actual ride has been rough. Holding CS Disco from the start of the year would have meant a 30.5% loss, including dividends. That outcome sits awkwardly beside forecasts that spoke of mid single digit annual revenue growth, a…

The promise of a self-updating CRM is easy to understand. Calls, emails, meetings, and other signals arrive without asking every person to become a perfect data clerk. AI gets a richer account history, teams spend less time logging activity, and recommendations reflect more of what actually happened.

It didn’t take long for Mel Reid to come down from a Solheim Cup high. One look at the abysmal U.S. TV ratings was all it took for the European vice captain to feel heartbroken.

Most enterprise IT teams instinctively reach for one answer when they need new automation: build it themselves. Control, security and customization all feel safer in-house and IT already proves the value of automation daily. Done well, AI agents can proactively monitor and heal systems before issues occur, point users to known fixes and resolve tickets…

Full-scale redesigns are increasingly out of step with how leading brands manage digital experiences, experts say.

A report published by The New York Times on July 13, titled “Inside Israel’s Secret Operation to Cultivate Ahmadinejad,” claimed that Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad had been running a covert operation to install former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as the country’s new leader.

Fresh doubts are casting a shadow over return-to-office mandates. A research team in the United States believes it’s time to overturn assumptions about remote jobs. According to findings published in ‘Frontiers of Psychology’(opens in new window), fully remote workers reported the highest happiness, whereas fully onsite workers reported the lowest. They also showed no strong…

[Sportschosun Reporter Jung Yoo-na] Actor Seo Kang-joon candidly shared his thoughts on being praised as handsome, while also opening up about his disappointment with the appearance and aura he strives for.