AARP

Older Adults Want to Age-in-Place, But Many Don't Expect They'll Be Able to

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Don’t let fraud impact your company’s growth plans

When businesses plan for expansion by entering new markets, scaling operations, or pursuing acquisitions, fraud prevention ...
The Caledonian-Record

Dallas Fed: Geopolitical conflicts creating uncertainty for U.S. oil and gas industry

A new quarterly Dallas Fed Energy Survey indicates the U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran and other geopolitical conflicts are ...
CNBC

Employers say AI makes workers faster — but it's also creating 'friction or mistrust,' report finds

About 83% of human resources decision-makers said AI helps employees work faster, according to a new report from MetLife, a financial services firm. But 67% of those surveyed said AI is "creating new ...
Journal of Medical Internet Research

Breast Cancer Screening Knowledge and Sentiments in Singaporean Women: Mixed Methods Study Using Topic Modeling, Sentiment Analysis, and Structured Questionnaire Data

Conclusions: Integrating quantitative surveys with NLP revealed that the same screening concepts are emotionally framed differently by motivated vs neutral women, a finding missed by knowledge- or ...
CIO Dive

CEOs think AI use is mandatory — but employees don’t agree, survey says

The use of AI tools at work may not be as “mandatory” as the C-suite believes, according to survey results published March 5 by Slingshot and parent company Infragistics. While the majority of ...
Entrepreneur

Do You Have ‘Brain Fry’? A New Study Says This Everyday Technology Is Causing It

Over half of Americans use AI, according to a 2025 YouGov survey. Using the technology too much can lead to a new problem called “brain fry,” which Harvard Business Review recently defined as “mental ...