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U47
Data Center Growth Puts Local Control and Infrastructure Costs in Focus
Data centers promise economic growth but raise local questions about power, water, siting and tax breaks as AI demand accelerates.
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U50
UK Audit Finds Major Gaps in Extreme Weather Risk Data for Public Services
Flooding threatens 89% of prisons, while incomplete disclosures leave the scale of risks to UK services and infrastructure unclear.
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U51
Infinity Auto to Return $46,246,666 to Florida Policyholders
Florida’s insurance office says Infinity Auto owes eligible customers $46,246,666 for excess profits across 2023–2025; refunds and premium credits are expected.
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U52
Harvard Admissions Data Case Dismissed on Procedural Grounds
A judge dismissed a request for Harvard admissions records, citing missing procedural steps. The decision leaves open whether agencies can renew the demand.
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U53
New York Measles Death Comes as State Reports 178 Cases This Year
A child’s death in Lewis County is New York’s first known measles-linked death in more than 30 years, amid a broader outbreak and shifting national death counts...
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U16
Why Founders Need Clear Decision Rights and Exit Rules During a Crisis
Temporary control can become a lasting bottleneck. Name decision owners, set escalation rules and define when reclaimed authority returns.
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U28
Aion Adds AI Agent Across Business Finance, Payments and Credit
Aion’s agent handles finance workflows across its platform, while requiring team approval for payments, submissions and signatures.
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U54
Snap Settlement Removes Another Social Media Addiction Case From Trial
Snap is finalizing a confidential deal with two teen plaintiffs, while thousands of similar cases remain and an earlier $6 million verdict offers a benchmark.
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U30
AI Use in Internal Audit Reaches 90% as Assurance Gaps Persist
AI adoption is widespread in internal audit, but fewer teams assess operational effectiveness, ethical use and model validity.
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U31
Owner-Operators Face Eight Tax and Fuel Filing Dates Before March 2027
A one-truck carrier may face three filings on Feb. 1, while fuel tax changes, renewals and payment deadlines make November planning essential.
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U32
AI Search Raises the Stakes for Accounting Firms’ Digital Reputation
AI tools can shape which accounting firms make a client’s shortlist. Clear expertise and credible evidence help them describe a firm accurately.
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U18
Kalshi Co-Founder Luana Lopes Lara Says Founders Can Overthink Startup Odds
Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara says fixating on a startup’s chances can sap momentum, while her company’s reported $22 billion valuation shows the scale of...
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U19
Why a 24-Hour Thank-You Can Shape Professional Relationships
Specific, timely thanks after gifts, favors and interviews can signal professionalism and attention to detail.
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U20
Why Revenue Data Providers Are Becoming Core Infrastructure
Automated revenue workflows increasingly depend on shared data layers. The cost and risk of replacing one can reveal whether it’s a tool or infrastructure.
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U21
Homepage Messaging: Four Buyer Questions That Can Improve Conversions
Customer interviews can show whether your homepage names the right problem, explains inaction’s cost, makes the product tangible and addresses buyer concerns.
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U22
APEX Motor Club Turns Luxury Racetrack Access Into a Family Experience
The Arizona club pairs 240+ track days with family access, racing and a community that draws business leaders as well as driving enthusiasts.
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U36
IRIS Launches AI Document Management for Accounting Firms in the UK and US
IRIS Document Management combines document search, filing and client exchange, with regional data processing and links to the firm’s practice software.
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U37
Long-Term Unemployment Reaches 25.9% as U.S. Hiring Slows
Long-term unemployment rose to 25.9% of job seekers in early 2026, while hiring and job openings fell and layoffs stayed at 1.1%.
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U23
AI Makes Products Faster to Build; First-Time Founders Still Need Trust to Make a Sale
At an eight-week startup camp, most founders built working products, but about 1 in 10 made a sale. Early customers came through trust and direct contact.
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U55
$8 Billion Farm Fuel Aid Renews Debate Over Crop Insurance Funding
A proposed $8 billion fuel program draws on the Commodity Credit Corporation, renewing questions about farm aid, crop insurance costs and deficit spending.