Going nowhere fast: S&P 500 ends the week down a fraction, with a lot of volatility in between

A rift between the United States and Europe over Greenland spurred a massive swing this week, but the S&P 500 closed down ...

Mailbag: Major NCAA basketball case, CFP payouts, SEC and Big Ten breakaway options, Pac-12 schedule matters and more

If Charles Bediako is allowed to play for Alabama after returning from the G League, the wall between the NCAA and NBA could ...

Stocks recover on tariff walk-back

The U.S. stock market bounced back from its worst day since October on Wednesday after President Donald Trump said he reached ...

Where is flu, COVID surging? Here’s where people are filling prescriptions for Tamiflu, Paxlovid, and more

GoodRx reports on tracking prescription fills for flu and COVID-19 treatments, revealing seasonal trends and insurance ...
mlive

5 Michigan universities join nonprofit’s bid to solve K-12 teacher shortage

The two-year collaborative would target data sharing between collegiate educator preparation programs and local school ...
Pensions Age

FRC issues guidance for pension actuaries on Virgin Media ruling

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has published guidance designed to support pension scheme actuaries dealing with ...
SUNY Cortland

President’s talk points to opportunities, signs of hope

Despite the challenges facing higher education institutions across the country, SUNY Cortland President Erik J. Bitterbaum ...

Why the White-Tailed Deer Represents Mississippi’s Wild Heritage

The white-tailed deer became Mississippi’s official state land mammal in 1974, but its connection to the state reaches far ...
Technical.ly

Philadelphia’s growing AI programs face scrutiny over governance and public input

City officials have provided limited information on how automated tools are managed and assessed across departments. We joined PhillyCAM to talk about the latest.