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Christopher Coffey, professor in the College of Public Health, and Cristina Tilley, professor in the UI College of Law, will present this year’s lecture, “Pathways to Discovery: Clinical and Legal Trials, Academic Rigor, and Public Perceptions.”

Company’s Grid Edge Intelligence Portfolio Enables Unprecedented Visibility and Control Across the Electric Distribution Grid ...

Independent study finds 228% ROI over three years with implementation of Quantexa’s Decision Intelligence Platform ...

The Data Excellence Program—the first to recognize data management at an enterprise level, rather than being an accreditation program for individuals—will help

According to the CBIC, the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) recently uncovered a concerning trend where fraudulent actors are fabricating and dispatching counterfeit summons to taxpayers.

With independent pharmacies now facing significant challenges, healthcare SaaS provider Charac was pleased to announce more investment so it can accelerate a digitization drive.

Phesi’s artificial intelligence (AI) driven platform, Trial Accelerator, has reached a milestone and now contains global data from more than 100 million patients.

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has issued a cautionary advisory to taxpayers regarding fake summons sent by fraudsters. Taxpayers are urged to verify the authenticity of any summons received by checking the official CBIC website and reporting suspicious notices to the jurisdiction office immediately. This advisory comes after the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) observed instances of individuals sending fake summons to taxpayers, intending to commit fraud.

Taxpayers can check the veracity of any communication from DGGI/CBIC by using the ‘VERIFY CBIC-DIN’ window on the CBIC’s website. - BEWARE! Fraudsters Are Sending FAKE Summons For GST Violations, Here's How To Identify Them

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