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Bankrupt specialty medical practice Global Wound Care has agreed to pay up to $525 million to the federal government to resolve False Claims Act claims with a price tag of $1.5 billion, part of a settlement it said “provides the only viable pathway” to resolution and moving forward with a reorganization.Read More
UN Secretary-General António Guterres called for sweeping reforms to global institutions during the 18th Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability (BRICS) Summit in New Delhi…Read More
Two stars of ABC’s “Shark Tank” visited West Michigan Monday for the Tech Week Grand Rapids kickoff.Read More
Texas Tech head football coach Joey McGuire says the Cougars have improved greatly since last year’s meeting, when the Red Raiders dominated with a 35-11 win at TDECU Stadium.Read More
Major AI companies want to ‘pace the frontier’ — but their proposed solutions need real teeth.Read More
As the U.S.-China tech rivalry simmers, Beijing is increasing restrictions on how its companies can deploy their tech talent overseas.Read More
A new $69.6 million advanced technology center is now complete at Monroe Community College, expanding training opportunities for students pursuing careers in optics, advanced manufacturing and other high-demand fields.Read More
Regional leaders from four counties launched the Partnership for a Competitive Puget Sound, a 20-point plan responding to the loss of nearly 7,000 jobs last year. Microsoft President Brad Smith said at the event that if Seattle wants to add jobs, it should revisit whether its payroll tax makes sense, and the group’s report says the region’s technology industry has no coordinated strategy of its own.Read More
Tech volleyball continues home stand against Tarleton StateRead More
A Texas Tech researcher has developed infrared imaging technology that could be used to triage injuries on the battlefield without CT or MRI machines.Read More