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/PRNewswire/ -- Geisinger and Eisai Inc. today announced a collaborative effort to study the potential effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool in...

Chennai : Bringing virtual universes to reality, NOVAC Technology Solutions, a leading digital transformation and cloud solutions company, has now entered the sphere of metaverse by becoming the first company to conduct their “Rewards and Recognition

Fishing records are made to broken, but not all of them are so easy to crack. Youth anglers Trace Jansen of Buda, Cade Childress of Pickton and Jesse Roberson of

Metrobank Foundation, Inc. (MBFI) launched the 38th edition of its excellence recognition program for the visual arts – the Metrobank Art & Design Excellence  (MADE). Anchored on the theme “Emerge: Step into Your Boundless Future,” MADE invites Filipino artists to step out of the shadows, and channel their ingenuity into…

<p>Global leader and innovator of engineering simulation software Ansys India is proud to be Great Place to Work-Certified in its maiden attempt at certification for 2022-23.</p>

Among the budget items agreed upon is $20 million a year for 30 years to help finance a Moffitt Cancer Center expansion in Pasco County, and suspending state gas taxes in October.

House and Senate budget negotiators on Tuesday revamped a plan that called for shifting $200 million away from school districts that required students to wear masks last year during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Instead of shifting away money from 12 districts that required masks, legislation would set up a $200 million reserve fund from which the 55 counties that followed state directives would be rewarded.

Instead of shifting away money from 12 districts that required masks, legislation would set up a $200 million reserve fund from which the 55 counties that followed state directives would be rewarded.