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Pearson (FTSE: PSON.L), the world’s lifelong learning company, announced today the appointment of Naseem Tuffaha as Pearson’s Chief Business Officer. Reporting to CEO Omar Abbosh, Naseem will work closely with the executive leadership team to ensure Pearson’s software scaling, business plans, and customer strategies align with the company’s long-term goals.Read More
A new Page Society-Harris Poll reveals a stark deficit in public trust, with only one in four respondents confident that businesses can positively impact society. The study, a collaboration between the Page Society, the premier global association for senior strategic communication leaders, and The Harris Poll, Stagwell’s (NASDAQ: STGW) global consulting and market research firm, surveyed over 15,000 adults in 2024 across 14 global markets, including North America, Europe, Asia, and South AmericaRead More
There’s little doubt about what move of the 2024 offseason had the most impact on the 2024 season.Read More
It’s the final full week for nearly eight months without some form of Phillies baseball. Let’s start the Countdown to Clearwater by diving into strengths, weaknesses and changes from 2024.Read More
The Star-Spangled Banner has been heartily jeered north of the border after Donald Trump announced tariffs. Similar protests have happened beforeRead More
Hsieh Days offered substantial cost savings on select Lifestyle products including recliners, bedrooms and upholstery.Read More
All eight Overtime Elite teams will wear custom jerseys in the Pokémon Playoffs beginning in FebruaryRead More
The South African president has hit back at President Donald Trump for claiming the government is “confiscating” land. President Trump also claimed certain classes of people are being treated ‘very badly.”Read More
/PRNewswire/ — Scientific Games has launched the global lottery company’s SCiQ retail technology for the first time in Europe. Through the partnership with…Read More
Hitting the current national 2030 quotas for solar and wind energy could reduce the volatility of electricity markets by an average of 20% across 29 European countries, according to a new study from the …Read More