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Huge backlog in the work of private-sector firms is having a knock-on effect on government departments

(Reuters) -Business software maker Salesforce has backed away from its talks to acquire data-management software firm Informatica after the two companies could not agree on terms, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Sunday. If the two sides had agreed on a deal, it would've ranked as one of Salesforce's biggest acquisitions. Salesforce and Informatica did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Reuters.

People will no longer care about AI as a buzzword and novel enhancement, but rather the processes and business outcomes that it produces will become standard.

It's worth noting when U.S. politicians can transcend narrow partisan interests and work together to pass legislation.

Investegate announcements from Appointment of Non-Executive Director

Doha, Qatar: Qatar General Electricity and Water Corporation (Kahramaa) has launched Innovation Week 2024 to promote a culture of creativity and innov...

Salesforce: Informaticas shares closed at $35.19 on Friday, valuing the Redwood City, California-based company at about $11.2 billion, including debt.

2023 Financial Statements ApprovedDistribution of 25% Cash Dividends ApprovedJOD 140.8 million Net profit for 2023 with Strong Performance Indicators Reflecting the Bank’s Financial Strength and Resilience

What if the future workplace isnt about making existing processes faster or cheaper but changing the nature of work?

A development company that sells off land no longer needed by Thames Water has paid out a £14m dividend despite warnings that it could become engulfed by the water group’s financial woes. Accounts filed at Companies House show Kennet Properties paid out a £14.5m dividend in the year to 31 March 2023 despite the difficulties faced by the wider group, which is facing going into administration. – Guardian