Investors know artificial intelligence is coming for their jobs. Machines can already run complex analyses of investments and ...

The heart of the privacy bill that the Massachusetts legislature is now considering is a simple but firm rule that companies ...

Chairman & CEO, L&L Holding Company, Long-renowned as one of New York City’s most visionary commercial developers, David Levinson is now making his mark in South Florida, through L&L Development Group ...

OpenAI exec Caitlin Kalinowski resigns after Pentagon AI deal, raising concerns on surveillance and lethal autonomy.

In today's competitive market, which is very fast-paced, branding is not a playfield for large corporations that have huge marketing budgets. Also, small businesses, startups, independent designers, ...

A US court order forcing the refund of $175 billion in tariff taxes has triggered a constitutional confrontation over whether a president can bypass Congress to fund global conflict.

Residents write letters opposing Twelve Gods Brewery proposal for Gilbert & Bennett School in the neighborhood debate around the future of the building.

Meanwhile, the Heights is starting a Catherine O'Hara tribute series this week with Home Alone. In notable new releases, we've got Maggie Gyllenhaal's brash The Bride! and Óliver Laxe's Cannes-lauded ...

The era of conspicuous surveillance is ending. Today, the camera watching you isn't mounted on a ceiling; it is resting on the bridge of a stranger’s nose. As smart glasses, most notably the Meta ...

And while you’re there, I am still waiting for anyone here to review and critique my newest contribution to the PubMed literature: Rockefeller, the Flexner Report, and the American Medical Association ...

Big Daddy was in Tokyo to cut a new strategic Canada-Japan deal yesterday. Before that he was taking selfies on the tarmac in Australia. Another deal there. And he went to India, too, rekindling ...

Strikes against Iran and the murder of its head of state, along with other political and military leaders, have yet again blown international law to smithereens. In any case, inter­national law and ...