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From AI Adoption to Business Value: Oracle’s Mark Hura on Enterprise Transformation
Oracle is accelerating enterprise AI adoption by integrating intelligent capabilities across infrastructure, databases, and applications to deliver measurable business value and faster transformation.
HAC Horizons 2026 focuses on Business
The 31st annual Helicopter Association of Canada (HAC) Horizons 2026 convention in Victoria, B.C. featured a new business leadership focus that that HAC President Trevor Mitchell said hit the mark with operators and decision makers.
Pelagos’ profit plunges 53%, combined ratio worsens
Bermuda-based Pelagos Insurance Capital Ltd. recorded a 53% year-on-year decline in third-quarter net income to $62 million, while the combined ratio deteriorated to 91% from last year’s 79%
Clemson's thin roster faces unbeaten Georgetown in early test
Big East Player of the Week Jaland Lowe and Vince Iwuchukwu lead the visiting Hoyas into South Carolina, while the host Tigers lean on Ace Buckner after using only eight players Monday.
Hawkeye 360 to expand commercial business in 2027
Hawkeye 360 to expand commercial business in 2027
Anthony Chergosky on the politics of Democratic majorities
Anthony Chergosky on Democrats taking control of the Wisconsin Legislature and Congress.
How baseball card shop owners are preparing for a potential MLB lockout
With an MLB lockout potentially imminent, concerns vary among sports card shop owners as to how it will impact their business.
Sailing toward its 10th year in business, Pa. winery ‘finally’ shipping to its club members
Pray Tell Wines, the producer with Philly roots that debuted in Oregon and then moved back home several years ago, had some good news to share in an email earlier this week. Founder Tom Caruso said that he was writing to tell his customers that the winery was “finally” shipping its wine club across 38 states. “I've had the privilege of working with some amazing wineries prior to starting Pray Tell and I've always work-shopped ways I would build our own club,” he wrote. “Seeing it come to fruition at our cellar door in Philadelphia these past two years has been a remarkable privilege. A local community of folks, many of whom come by weekly for a glass of wine and a conversation, has been what I've always dreamt of -- A Cheers bar for the wine fan. “But the gifts of proximity,” the email continued, “have also left us fully incommunicado with so many who have supported us over the years. You’ve likely realized by now, as the shelves of Pray Tell at your local shop have run dry, that we stopped all distribution. As a winery producing less than two thousand cases a year, we wanted to be able to keep up with the demands close to home. But we’ve been working hard to build a cellar and club that we think is something particularly special - Wines for our club. Just for our club. It’s some of our best work to date.” Club members get six different bottles of wine in each of the May and November shipments, and also access to purchase more from it club exclusive list (featuring library wines and past club-only wines). The winery, located on the border of the Olde Kensington and Fishtown neighborhoods at 1615 N. Hancock St. and operating inside a renovated warehouse space, is open to the public Thursdays through Saturdays from 3 to 8 p.m. as well as by appointment or for special events. There is a free private parking lot for guests. Caruso operates the winery with Sydney Adams, who among other things assists with the winemaking. For inquiries about private tastings or events, send an email to sydney@praytellwines.com.
A U of I quantum startup that didn’t get away
Photon Queue joins EeroQ at The Terminal, a Mansueto-backed development in Humboldt Park.
Yale New Haven Health opens new urgent care center in Stamford
Yale New Haven Health opens a new urgent care center in Stamford, expanding its network of medical facilities in Connecticut.
More Points, More Risk: Minnesota’s Kirk Cousins Gamble
Can Cousins sustain drives while Flores keeps Jordan Love’s explosive Packers offense in check?
Julia Bear Named Dean of the Stony Brook University College of Business
Following a competitive national search, Julia Bear, interim dean and professor of organizational behavior, has been named the dean of the Stony Brook University College of Business. Bear has been the college’s interim dean since January 19, 2026. Her appointment is effective Monday, November 16. “During the past year, Julia has led the college forward
YouTube-Famous Bryan Bros Accused of Violating NDAs to Steal Business Idea to Launch Golf Tour: Report
YouTube golf was once the fun side of the sport, where creators played for laughs, friendly competition, and bragging rights. But things took a different turn in April 2025.
High school students train as community health workers
Community health worker (CHW) professions are gaining the attention of high school students in Northwest Arkansas. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation provides...
Allianz posts record operating profit
Germany-headquartered Allianz SE posted an 7% year-on-year increase in operating profit to 14.1 billion euros ($18.5 billion) in the first three quarters of 2026, the highest nine-month profit in the…
Ondas Reports 16-Fold Revenue Growth as Defense Drone Business Expands
Ondas reports $167.5 million in Q3 revenue, driven by acquisitions and defense drone demand: $1.1 billion 2027 target.
Tennessee RB Daune Morris car accident knocks him out for rest of season
The No. 8 Tennessee Volunteers are losing some key contributors at the tail-end of the regular season. The Tennessee football team already lost sack leader Tyree Weathersby with a knee injury he suffered in their win against Kentucky. And now, running back Daune Morris has also been lost for the season with a leg injury . Per Matt Zenitz of CBS […] The post Tennessee RB Daune Morris car accident knocks him out for rest of season appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Huang's downfall may undo cozy ties between business and government: analysis
The Nvidia founder's downfall and the midterm election could mark a turning point in the recent close relationship between corporate leaders and the federal government.
Hong Kong looks to expand captive insurance market
Hong Kong plans to attract more captive insurers to strengthen its role as a regional risk management hub, according to Christopher Hui, Hong Kong’s secretary for financial services and the treasury…
Rappahannock Tribe adds solar power at environmental education lodge
The Rappahannock Tribe installed a grant-funded, 28-panel solar array at its Virginia lodge to reduce utility costs and support environmental education.
OpenAI Launches Business Profiles in ChatGPT: What It Means for the Insurance Industry - ProgramBusiness
OpenAI introduced Businesses in ChatGPT on Nov. 10, launching a beta program that allows eligible organizations to claim and verify their business profiles directly within ChatGPT.
Rick Snyder: Claims that Israeli business ties hurt Michigan’s economy are wrong
Michigan Israel Business Accelerator has delivered for Michigan's economy, the former governor says.
Eight Wisconsin tribes join defense of mobile sports betting law
Eight Wisconsin tribes have joined the defense of a law allowing statewide mobile sports betting through tribal compacts. Arguments are set for April 2027.
Colusa Indian Community adds 519 acres to trust lands
The Colusa Indian Community has added 519 acres to its trust lands, with potential uses including housing, commercial development and ecological restoration.
Adirondack employers and businesses join forces to address rural child care
In the rural Adirondack region, 80% of the area is classified as a child care desert, meaning the majority lacks access to quality care.
Global pop icon slams Eurovision song contest as ‘embarrassing’ and ‘just s---‘ to watch
Robyn slammed the iconic Eurovision song contest as ‘embarrassing’ and difficult to watch: ‘It’s just s---,’ the ‘Dancing on My Own’ and ‘Call Your Girlfriend’ singer told Amy Poehler.
Microsoft outage leaves Northeast Ohio schools, courts and businesses scrambling
A national Microsoft outage forced workarounds and exposed risks of cloud dependence in Northeast Ohio.
20-year-old man dies after shooting behind Riverview business
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office says an altercation occurred near the business before shots were fired.
How to Make Business Development Tolerable: Lessons from Four Decades of Coaching Lawyers
It is extraordinarily difficult to get people to do something they don't like. Simply telling lawyers they should do more business development rarely changes that. A better approach is to understand why they don't want to do it — and change the conditions that make business development distasteful in the first place. Over the years, we have identified several principles that can remove much of that resistance and make business development more comfortable.
Indonesia's wiretapping scandal allegedly targeting President Prabowo opens a political fault line
Senior police officers are accused of illegally monitoring President Prabowo Subianto, exposing rival networks within Indonesia's security establishment and renewing concerns about political misuse of surveillance.
How Valley ROP prepares students to run real businesses
Valley ROP marked 55 years by showcasing nearly 20 student-run businesses in Sanger. Read how career training builds Central Valley workforce skills.
'Need my customers safe': Birmingham business owner urges action on dark underpass
For more than two years, a stretch of 7th Avenue South beneath Birmingham’s Red Mountain Expressway has been left mostly in the dark — a problem one nearby business owner says has brought safety concerns for customers
Brian Schottenheimer: "We Have to Handle Our Business"
Head coach Brian Schottenheimer discusses the challenge of facing the San Francisco 49ers, provides injury updates on Joey Porter Jr., George Pickens, and Jalen Thompson, and praises the continued growth of Caleb Downs and Tyler Booker. Schottenheimer als
Harvard Business School's Foundry Hosts Inaugural Demo Day for Deep-Tech Founders
Harvard Business School's Foundry recently hosted its inaugural Demo Day, bringing together more than 100 investors, faculty, industry leaders, and members of the Harvard community to learn more about six high-potential ventures translating breakthrough technologies from lab to market.
Hanwha General’s underwriting profit surges 197%
South Korean firm Hanwha General Insurance Company Ltd.’s third-quarter net income jumped 34% year-on-year to 96.1 billion South Korean won ($72 million), as underwriting profit surged 197% to KRW132.
Beyond Banking: Why Treasury Management Has Become a Strategic Business Function
By Lesly Murray, Director of Treasury Management For many business owners, bankers have traditionally been viewed as service providers. While that function remains important, the nature of banking relationships has […]
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
‘Follow a spark of inspiration’: Business plan competition supports entrepreneurship, funds student startups
On Nov. 6, UT students struck with an entrepreneurial spirit entered the business accelerator space with three objectives in mind: “Plan it. Pitch it. Launch it.” “Pitch Day is such a fun day,” Breanna Hale, executive director for the Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, said. “The experience of presenting is hard but students always...
Small Business Fraud Suit Revived After Whistleblower Decision
A small business contract fraud suit is returning to a Florida federal district court following a separate but related appeals court ruling on the constitutionality of False Claims Act whistleblowers.
This $22 Amazon find makes TikTok’s fibermaxxing trend surprisingly simple
TikTok's fibermaxxing trend is putting fiber intake in the spotlight. See why these $22 psyllium husk capsules offer a convenient, no-mix option.
Injured Patriots Stars Brown, Stevenson Doing 'Pretty Good' Ahead Of Sunday
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel says his injured stars are progressing, but whether they play on Sunday in Munich remains to be seen.
Nautilus Marine expands in New Zealand
Australia-headquartered Nautilus Marine Insurance has launched a full suite of commercial products in New Zealand, distributed exclusively through brokers, Insurance News reported.
Endpoints seeks a business of science reporter
Endpoints News is hiring a biotech journalist to cover how advanced therapies and drug technologies turn into the medical products of tomorrow. The right candidate is business-savvy and science-minded. In this job, you’ll write about clinical trials, startups and the business of science. You’ll be responsible for helping set the agenda on a busy beat […]
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
Jim Moran Institute honors Florida's fastest-growing alumni businesses with JMI 30 Awards
The Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship at Florida State University recognized 30 of its fastest-growing alumni businesses during the second
I binged 100 TikToks in an hour at a movie theater — and had some surprisingly deep feelings about it
One hour, 100 TikToks, one big screen
Sports Business Daily: Executive Transactions
The Financial Times reported that Yormark will become CEO of newly formed Milan Sports & Entertainment, a holding company that will run the sports, venue and entertainment interests of Gerry Cardinale’s RedBird Capital Partners in the city.
Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, governments worldwide
A more than 12-hour outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams crippled communications for businesses and governments globally today, forcing some organizations to revert to fax machines and halting at least one bond repurchase in Europe.
Bessent blames Lutnick's Commerce Department for not restricting Nvidia chips to China
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has come under increasing scrutiny because of his reportedly close relationship with Jensen Huang.
Wisconsin Football’s $2 Million Gamble On Colton Joseph Fails To Pay Off
Did Wisconsin spend $2.27 million for nothing? Analyze Colton Joseph's stats, the QB switch to Ryan Hopkins, and what the Badgers get in return.
Twenty One Capital CEO Says $1.09 Billion Quarterly Profit Came From Bitcoin, Not Business
Rapha Zagury told shareholders the Q3 net income was a fair-value gain on the firm’s 43,514 BTC, as its 10-Q shows a $186.5 million nine-month loss and no binding deal for Elektron.
How Landslides Renew American Politics
The ideological and policy implications of this month’s massive Democratic midterm victory remain far from clear. The public roundly rejected Republicans but still has a very low opinion of Democrats. And since congressional Democrats won’t have the numbers to routinely override presidential vetoes and did not even run on any shared agenda, they aren’t likely to chart any aggressive new direction in governing over the next two years. But in the long run, it may be the sheer scale and breadth of the Democrats’ win that matters most, and that may signal the dawning of a new phase of American political life. Either party could plausibly dominate that next phase, or power could continue to swing back and forth. But simply by making large majorities imaginable again, and so focusing political competition on the median voter and the challenge of building broad coalitions, this election could allow for some renewal in our constitutional system.
Zurich’s first-half net income reaches $3.5B
Switzerland-based Zurich Insurance Group AG’s first-half group net income rose 14% year on year to $3.5 billion, Reinsurance News reported. Property and casualty gross written premiums grew 7% to $29.
Darius Acuff Jr. is Proving Doubters Wrong
Darius Acuff Jr. just finished his 11th career NBA game with a 1-10 Sacramento Kings team. Rather than praising his impressive performance or stats — 26.2 points and 7.3 assists per game — NBA media and average fans have resorted to name-calling the young rookie. Acuff has been referred to as a “shot chucker,” as […] The post Darius Acuff Jr. is Proving Doubters Wrong appeared first on The Lead.
'Mutual interest': NHL ready for big business move
Everyone is watching what the next big shoe to drop will be in the market for major sports rights now that the NFL is on hold with their next megadeals. And that could play to the NHL’s benefit as they look to come to the table. The NFL was looking to rush together new media…
Xenetic Biosciences Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Highlights Strategic Business Updates
"This is a defining period for Xenetic as we work toward completing a transaction that we believe has the potential to fundamentally transform the Company's clinical development profile and long-term value proposition," said James Parslow, Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Xenetic Biosciences. "Santersus is expected to bring an established clinical-stage platform, two FDA Breakthrough Device Designations and a pipeline targeting serious diseases with substantial unme
Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, governments globally
A more than 12-hour outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams crippled communications for businesses and governments globally on Friday, forcing some organizations to revert to fax machines and halting at…
EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Food leads high-level business mission to Mexico to strengthen trade ties
European Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Christophe Hansen will visit Mexico from 16 to 19 November, accompanied by a high-level business delegation representing key sectors of the European agri-food industry.
Edinboro woman seeks investors to grow snack food business
It started as a fundraiser, built on nostalgia for the crunchy snacks her mother used to make.
The Wonder Woman: Luly B. Carreras on Business, Life & Personal Growth
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Yolanda welcomes Luly B. Carreras, business and life strategist, to The Wonder Woman. They discuss business, personal development, and strategies for achieving success while finding balance in life. Connect To Your Customers & Grow Your Business Click Here
Scientists Discovered a ‘Dark Magic Mushroom’ in Florida, and It’s Potentially Deadly
Researchers found a Florida mushroom containing both psilocybin and potentially lethal toxins, earning it a sinister nickname.
Adjunct Faculty Spotlight: David Byland finds new ways to connect with Business students
Instructor David Byland has spent more than 35 years helping Columbia College students connect academic lessons with real-world Business experience.
Clemson's Tait Reynolds Lands Surprising Ranking Before Georgia Tech
Clemson Tigers quarterback Tait Reynolds has received a surprising ranking before facing Georgia Tech this Saturday.
ManTech wins $307M DHS contract
Herndon-based Mantech won a five-year, $307 million Department of Homeland Security contract to provide data analytics and other services.
Viewpoint: Under Medicare for All, can you keep your health insurance if you like it?
Caesar Rodney Institute Center for Health Policy Director C.D. Casscells, MD, examines the Medicare for All impact.
Exclusive: Optain Health raises $13M to scale retinal imaging
Retinal screening technology could help curb rising health costs by detecting disease earlier in routine care settings.
Marshall for The Hill: The Midterm Avalanche Reveals a New Political Geography
Nobody predicted the stunning sweep and depth of Democratic gains in last week’s midterm elections. More than a wave, it was an avalanche that revealed new contours in America’s political geography. It’s probably time to toss those red-blue election maps we’ve become so used to since 2000. They show the main parties hunkered down behind […]
Pochettino breaks down in tears during United States press conference
Manchester United’s new head coach Mauricio Pochettino broke down in tears on Friday as he said leaving his role with the United States had been “one of the most difficult decisions” of his whole career. United confirmed the Argentinian as their new head coach on Friday, just over 24 hours after they sacked Michael Carrick after the club’s worst start to a season since 1986.
Downtown Burlington experiences business boom after brewery’s call to action
BURLINGTON, N.C. (WGHP) — Downtown Burlington experienced an economic uptick following one local business’s call to action a few weeks ago. On Oct. 24, Burlington Beer Works shared an open le…
Microsoft services progressively returning to normal operations
Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams and other applications, are progressively returning to normal operations with an increasing number of users successfully reconnecting. Some intermittent disruptions or delays may continue as Microsoft systems recover from yesterday's incident.
As US business sentiment drops, companies turn to flexible staffing, AI
“The widening gap in sentiment between small and large businesses tells us economic pressure is not landing evenly,” said an executive at Principal, which tracks business optimism.
Wisconsin joins federal lawsuit against Hims & Hers telehealth provider
Wisconsin is joining a federal lawsuit against the telehealth provider Hims & Hers Health, which offers widely advertised direct-to-consumer treatments for hair loss, weight loss and erectile dysfunction.
Bavarian Nordic beats Q3 revenue expectations on travel health strength
Nov 13 () - Danish vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic reported better-than-expected third-quarter revenue on Friday, boosted by a continued strong performance in its travel health business. CFO Henrik Juuel told Bavarian does not see any signs that the market for the rabies vaccine - one of its biggest revenue drivers - will decline anytime soon.
New Fresno State manufacturing lab offers CNC training for Valley workers
Fresno State opens an $850K manufacturing lab offering CNC, 3D printing and workforce training. See how Valley manufacturers and students can benefit.
QXO Combines Purchasing, Changes Sales Incentives to Win More Contractor Business
Chairman and CEO Brad Jacobs detailed the changes during a Nov. 9 conference call, outlining efforts to recover dormant accounts, improve underperforming branches and connect sales, inventory, and delivery systems. The strategy centers on winning more business from customers already served by the three acquired companies.
U.S. Supreme Court Midterm Health Impacts: 2026-2027 - Petrie-Flom Center
Since the inception of the COVID-19 pandemic, core decisions and interim actions of the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) have substantially impacted societal health.
Navy has quietly fired some commanders and other officials, drawing congressional pushback
The firings are a break from the Navy's longstanding policy to announce major removals of commanders and other highly visible officials. They also follow an increasing level of secrecy over military operations, especially in the Middle East.
BOXABL Looks to Add Mortgage Lending to Its Homebuilding Business
Modular home manufacturer BOXABL is looking to expand into mortgage lending through a proposed joint venture with Warp Speed Holdings, the parent company of OneTrust Home Loans, potentially opening a new origination channel in the growing factory-built housing market.
Huang's downfall may undo cozy ties between business and government: analysis
The Nvidia founder's downfall and the midterm election could mark a turning point in the recent close relationship between corporate leaders and the federal government.
Hormuz insurance rates defy oil export rebound
Freight and insurance rates for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz remain about 10 times higher than pre-war levels, even as Persian Gulf oil exports have nearly recovered to pre-war volumes…
Businesses Back Federal Hiring Tax Credit » CBIA
Businesses are urging Congress to renew and expand a tax credit that encourages employers to hire veterans.
Todd McLellan Reveals What Went Wrong in Red Wings’ Stunning Collapse
Todd McLellan reveals the troubling mistake that cost the Detroit Red Wings a three-goal lead against the Florida Panthers, extending their losing streak to five games.
Nvidia Without Its CEO Asks If a Great Business Can Outlive One Man
Nvidia's leadership upheaval has reopened an old market question, can a great business outlive the person running it? With the stock more than 35% …
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
Investigation into a business leads to manager being charged, Appomattox Co. deputies say
From hotel floors to SEC filings, 13 ways the number 13 appears in business
The unlucky number 13 in business goes beyond superstition, shaping hotel floors, airline seat maps, fiscal quarters, SEC filings, bankruptcy law and year-end pay worldwide
BRO's Organic Growth Hinges on New Business and Acquisitions
Brown & Brown's organic growth faces pricing headwinds, but retail expansion, new business and acquisition synergies offer support.
10 ways businesses can prepare for the next cloud outage
How to prepare for a cloud outage, with 10 steps businesses can take, from mapping hidden dependencies to rehearsing runbooks, testing backups and reading SLA fine print
Science got a lifeline: Now comes the hard part.
One of the most maddening things that has happened in the last two years of Trump 2.0 has been the gutting of medical research. Since losing my husband to colon cancer and my sister to pancreatic cancer, as well as many friends to various cancers and other diseases, supporting science and scientists has become a mission for me. That’s one reason I co-founded Stand Up To Cancer in 2008 — to raise money and awareness for cancer research and encourage scientists to collaborate instead of compete, which was a novel idea back then. If two heads were better than one, we reckoned that ten heads were better than two. So we organized our scientists and researchers into “dream teams” where they could share ideas and approaches and move science forward faster. Our work has been fruitful — we have raised over $800 million, and our research has contributed to several new FDA-approved drugs, like Keytruda. But I know very well that we have miles to go before we sleep and so much work to do when it comes to all kinds of diseases that take the lives of far too many Americans every year — often in the prime of their lives. So when the Trump administration started cutting our scientific infrastructure, it made me crazy. Clinical trials were stopped midstream, labs were abandoned, Ph.D. programs were dismantled, and talented scientists with potentially lifesaving ideas were left unfunded and dejected. In fact, many left their fields altogether or moved to countries where their work would be more valued and supported, financially and otherwise. That’s why, amid all the post-election analysis, I’ve been especially interested in what the midterms could mean for the future of American science. With Democrats winning both chambers of Congress, there’s finally an opportunity to push back against the Trump administration’s attacks on scientific research and public health. Will anything change now that a whole slew of new sheriffs is in town? My friend Dr. Jeremy Faust recently posed this question to a group of physicians, researchers, and health policy experts for his newsletter, Inside Medicine: What could the new Congress realistically accomplish with President Trump still in the White House? Jeremy asked me, too.
Washington County contracting business destroyed in fire and explosion
Outlook outage gives workers a reason to log off
For millions of office workers worldwide, Friday the 13th is turning out to be their lucky day. Again.
Alabama-Quassarte leadership dispute draws Kalshi deal into court
A lawsuit seeks to block the Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town’s proposed Kalshi-powered app amid a dispute over tribal leadership and authority to approve the deal.
10 Good Samaritan locations earn best nursing home honors
U.S. News & World Report revealed their list of 2027 Best Nursing Homes, which includes 10 Good Samaritan locations with high performance.
John J. Sweeney Jr., former state senator and longtime federal Small Business Administration official, has died at 99
“He modernized Senate procedures, most notably with Senate confirmation hearings for cabinet appointments, and championed other important reforms for the Commonwealth,” Sen. Tim Kearney said.
NETEASE CLOUD MUSIC AND SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC MULTI-YEAR LICENSING AGREEMENT
On November 12, NetEase Cloud Music, a leading music streaming service provider in China, and Sony Music Entertainment, a globally renowned record company, announced a strategic multi-year licensing agreement, further deepening their long-standing relationship in the digital music industry.
Fight over climate science intensifies at COP31
The European Union vowed Friday to "fight" for science at the UN climate summit after accusing some countries of seeking to undermine the world's leading authority on global warming.
Benson Boone to Headline Entertainment at Discover NHL Winter Classic
Singer-songwriter Benson Boone will headline entertainment for the Discover NHL Winter Classic between the Utah Mammoth and Colorado Avalanche at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on New Year’s Eve,...
Downtown maker marketplace to close
A downtown Sioux Falls store that sells locally made merchandise will close next month.