Author: Mallory Sofastaii
Thousands of Maryland drivers will soon need to replace their historic vehicle tags following a significant policy change.Read More
Cuts to wind and solar incentives come amid surging electricity demandRead More
Boomers love spontaneity; Gen Z loves a heads-up. One isn’t better—just different.Read More
The proposal for the next Horizon Europe is in, with funding increases all round, including a tripling of the budget for the EU’s innovation scheme, the European Innovation Council (EIC). The European Commission proposes to almost double Horizon Europe’s funding to €175 billion between 2028 and 2034, compared to the current programme. But a €68 billion chunk of the Pillar 2 budget, covering collaborative research, will be managed by the new European Competitiveness Fund (ECF).And not all funding schemes will benefit equally. While funding for innovation will triple, collaborative research funding will grow only about a half. Notable losers include…
M&G’s mid-year report finds real estate is increasingly on global allocator’s agendasRead More
LONDON (AP) — U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz signed a landmark treaty on Thursday that pledges to tighten defense ties, as European nations try toRead More
Some favour any effort to improve participation, but others point to mixed results in Scotland and WalesRead More
On the latest episode of “This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition,” host Kent Justice spoke with David McGowan, President and CEO of WJCT Public Media, to discuss the impact of these cuts and the organization’s path forward.Read More
How closely were you following the sports news this week? Find out and test your knowledge by taking The Athletic’s weekly quiz.Read More
Four years ago, the century-old model for college sports was turned on its head. College athletes began earning name, image and likeness money in 2021. It didn’t take long for boosters to exploit a loophole and weaponize NIL deals as a means to entice recruits and transfers. NIL collectives sprang up to manage the competitive field. Schools initially shunned them, but soon realized they had no choice but to embrace them. As of last week, those same schools are now at war with those collectives.Read More