Private equity firms are increasingly snapping up health-care providers in the U.S., which has profound implications for journalists on the health-care beat, according to a
Dr. Jeffrey Timmermans grew up in New York City as an avid reader of his hometown newspapers. In particular, he looked forward to feeling the
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence tools, the challenge for journalists — and the imperative — is to stay ahead of the curve, according
Politicians who violate existing law on insider trading are often difficult to convict in court, but public confidence in Congress is at stake, according to
As much as working from home can give a teleworker the ability to better balance their personal and work life — or give them the
For Gianluca Traina, using artificial intelligence was his first step back into working in fashion. In his early career, the full-time artist studied fashion design
What’s wrong with this sentence: “U.S. economic growth increased 1%, to 6% from 5%”? If you haven’t guessed already, you’re probably not alone. Confusing percentages
Corporate sustainability is everywhere today – from product labels and glossy brochures to social media campaigns. Companies are eager to showcase their green credentials, whether
The majority of business journalists in the United States reported receiving a pay rise over the past year, further cementing the premium they earn over
We recognized Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month by highlighting a journalist, article, fun fact, or resource each day of the
Can you imagine buying jeans that come with their own travel documents? Target has introduced a system to enhance product traceability for reuse and repair
In the lobby of the Media Lab, the innovative hub of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, an AI-powered assistant named Oscar is ready to “talk
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