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Mainstream climate framework fails to address crisis

Mainstream climate framework fails to address crisis

The mainstream climate framework has failed to address the climate crisis effectively, despite generating billions of dollars for companies like Google, NextEra Energy, and British Petroleum. Governments have gained power

Workday to cut 1,750 jobs in AI shift

Workday to cut 1,750 jobs in AI shift

Workday Inc. announced on Tuesday that it will cut approximately 1,750 jobs as part of a strategic shift towards integrating artificial intelligence (AI) within its operations. The decision represents about

Steady progress in sustainable economy transition

Steady progress in sustainable economy transition

The transition to a more sustainable economy is progressing steadily, despite some skepticism in public discourse. Laetitia Hamon, head of sustainable finance at the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, emphasizes that this

Sylvester Stallone invests $7.5M in Largo.ai

Sylvester Stallone invests $7.5M in Largo.ai

Sylvester Stallone, the renowned actor, is among the newest investors in Largo.ai, an AI-driven analytics platform for the film, TV, and advertising industries. The company recently secured $7.5 million in

Apple rumored to launch AirTag 2 this year

Apple rumored to launch AirTag 2 this year

Apple’s AirTag has been a popular Bluetooth tracker since its release in 2021. It is used to locate lost items like keys and luggage. Now, there are rumors that Apple

Sophos finalizes $859 million Secureworks acquisition

Sophos finalizes $859 million Secureworks acquisition

Sophos, a UK-based cybersecurity solutions provider, has completed its $859 million acquisition of Secureworks. The all-cash transaction has resulted in Secureworks’ common stock being delisted from Nasdaq. Sophos is integrating

Crtc allows big three telecoms network access

CRTC allows big three telecoms network access

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) will continue to allow the big three telecom companies – Rogers, Telus, and Bell – to use each other’s fiber-optic networks to sell