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The writer says that meganets – the huge tech networks already part of daily life – have led to groupthink and the breakdown of public discourse and that we must exert more influence on them

My guest on Hashtag Trending, the Weekend Edition is David Auerbach, author of "Meganets. How digital forces beyond our control commandeer our daily lives and inner realities. There's been a raft of news about artificial intelligence in the past weeks. While we marvel at the abilities of OpenAI's ChatGPT, there's also a rising level of

ETF industry members weigh in on the impact Exchange Traded Funds can have on an investor's portfolio. Argues that ETFs reduce volatility vs stocks and tax-burden vs mutual funds.

Blackstone has borne the brunt of capital outflows, but ripple effects continue to sweep through the broader sector.

25 people have been charged for their alleged involvement in a nursing diploma scheme that resulted in those who bought the fraudulent documents shirking the minimum requirements to become registered and licensed practical nurses, potentially endangering the public.

There were 14,193 primary care residents training in the 2021-22 school year, while the demand exceeds 17,000 primary-care physicians across U.S.

Dravet Syndrome Foundation (DSF) is pleased to be funding five new research grants, including two that have been co-funded with JAM for Dravet.

The decline in loan activity and softening prices also helped drive down builder sentiment for the 11th month in a row.

The Massachusetts health care system withstood the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic, but widespread staffing shortages and an outdated, reactionary payment model that fails to prevent illnesses linger as major challenges that need to be addressed, Gov. Charlie Baker said Wednesday.

A recent report from the Mass. Health and Hospital Association estimated Bay State hospitals are about 19,000 full-time workers short.