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Research links leadership, communication and digital transformation success
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New research by Harika Priyanka Bhetanabhotla looks at how organizational silence, leadership trust and psychological safety shape digital transformation outcomes.
Green building market seen topping $1.23 trillion by 2035
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Market Research Future says the global green building market will rise from $495.3 billion in 2026 to $1.23 trillion by 2035, driven by carbon disclosure rules, green financing, retrofit mandates and smart building tech.
White House invitation puts GiveARoof.org housing plan in focus
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Claudio Bono says the White House invited him to present GiveARoof.org’s no-new-tax homelessness model after three years of unanswered outreach to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Sprinterra launches AcuLens for Acumatica usage intelligence
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Sprinterra has introduced AcuLens, a usage intelligence platform that tracks how Acumatica is actually used and turns that data into reports for upgrades, optimization and workforce planning.
Study puts locked-in syndrome’s lifetime costs above $6 million
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A new Brain and Spinal Cord study says the financial, medical and caregiving burden of locked-in syndrome can stretch for decades and reach well beyond hospital bills.
Study finds trigger-day LH threshold tied to better IVF outcomes
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Researchers at Guangzhou Medical University identified 1.6 IU/L as a key luteinising hormone threshold on the day ovulation is triggered in IVF and ICSI cycles.
Horror-Shop.com says horror-clown demand stays strong year-round
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Horror-Shop.com released a market report on Monday examining why horror-clown costumes, masks and accessories keep selling beyond Halloween.
Study links caesarean scar endometrial defects to abnormal uterine bleeding
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A Zhejiang University School of Medicine-led study says endometrial defects in caesarean scar defects play a bigger role in post-caesarean abnormal uterine bleeding than myometrial defects.
Patricia Cane turns serotonin research into thriller SNAPS
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Patricia Cane says her novel SNAPS began as a boredom project on a snowy day and grew into a 225-page suspense story about science, criminal law and moral responsibility.
Carson briefed on two separate waterway death investigations
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The City of Carson and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department gave a public update Thursday on two ongoing death investigations tied to bodies recovered in local waterways near the Dominguez Channel and Victoria Golf Course.
Albany State honors student Jya Bacon builds medical path through research and summer programs
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Albany State University honors student Jya Bacon completed competitive summer programs at Meharry Medical College and Morehouse School of Medicine as she works toward a future in healthcare.
ImmigrateAI Global launches free study permit scan using IRCC refusal data
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ImmigrateAI Global has launched Student Visa Express, a free tool that checks Canadian study permit files against IRCC refusal records before submission.
Carson to brief media on investigations tied to two bodies recovered near Dominguez Channel and golf course
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The City of Carson and the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Carson Station are set to give an update Sept. 3 on active investigations into two bodies recovered near the Dominguez Channel and Victoria Park Golf Course area.
Birdfy tops 1 million devices as report tracks 66 bird IDs a second
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Birdfy says it has sold more than 1 million devices and used that network to analyze 2.1 billion bird-identification events from June 2025 through May 2026. The company’s new U.S. Birdwatching Insights Report 2026 points to early-morning bird…
HeartLung.AI unveils 10-study ESC program on AI CT screening
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HeartLung.AI said it completed a company-record scientific program at ESC Congress 2026 in Munich, presenting 10 studies on how AI can extract cardiovascular, structural heart and lung cancer risk signals from routine CT scans.
Diane Helentjaris revives Honora O’Flynn’s story in Ivy in America
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Award-winning author Diane Helentjaris has released Ivy in America, the second book in her Ivy series, to reimagine the life of Honora O’Flynn, an Irish woman said to have been kidnapped by pirates and taken to colonial Maryland.
Castor says AI data extraction hit 99.16% acceptance in sponsor study
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Castor said its Catalyst clinical data platform extracted source-record data with 99.16% reviewer acceptance in a Top-10 BioPharma study and is now live in five countries.
Humanity’s Team says UN warming report points to a deeper problem
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After the U.N. Environment Programme said overshooting 1.5°C of global warming is now unavoidable, Humanity’s Team argued the bigger barrier is a belief that people are separate from one another and the natural world.
GenBio launches ProlifR for early oncology research
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GenBio Inc. introduced ProlifR™, a new development identity for its emerging oncology research program, with early work initially focused on colorectal cancer.
Story Monsters wins in all three categories at San Diego kids film festival
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Story Monsters LLC and Book Street Press landed 12 Official Selections and won every category they entered at the 2026 San Diego International Kids’ Film Festival, held Aug. 21-23. The results highlight the company’s move beyond print into…
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