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The head of the West Virginia Department of Transportation has approved contracts totaling millions of dollars for a major roadway project between his agency and an engineering consulting firm that

State transportation officials have allowed HNTB Corp. to be their West Virginia Turnpike engineering consultant for generations.

State transportation officials have allowed HNTB Corp. to be their West Virginia Turnpike engineering consultant for generations.

Toast Inc., the Boston-based Big Tech restaurant point-of-sale vendor, announced a management change six weeks after it angered customers over its sudden new fees.

Videos of modified robots with guns have alarmed manufacturers and lawmakers.

According to a December 2021 report from the Irish Times, the Nobel Prize-winning Austrian physicist Erwin Schrodinger was a pedophile.

Japan is pushing for a tech-driven defense strategy amid geopolitical tensions, and it has already laid out several key priorities in this years plan which includes virtual reality capabilities.

Arizona State University’s Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics is rolling out a new annual lecture series with a focus on disability awareness, starting in fall 2024.ASU associate professor Sarah Bolmarcich said the roughly six-and-a-half months of work to bring her proposal for the lecture to life was a community effort.“I think people with disabilities want to have a venue

A San Diego real estate consultant said the purchase price appears fair, 'but that doesn't negate the need for an appraisal'

She stressed the benefits of embracing equity, adding that equity cannot be achieved without mutual commitment and