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Two Maryland Hospitals Are Investigating a Cyberattack as Some Patient Systems Remain Offline
Luminis Health has brought in legal counsel and outside cybersecurity experts but has not disclosed the cause or a restoration timeline.
7 Quiet Signs Your Company Culture Is in Trouble
Subtle signs like silence, disengagement, favoritism and poor collaboration can reveal a struggling company culture before bigger problems emerge.
Why Innovation Now Depends on Resilience, Not Just Speed
Speed built the last era of innovation. Resilience may define the next.
She Runs a $185 Billion Company. Here’s the Exact Type of Person She Is Looking to Hire.
AI is changing the way people work and requiring employees to know more, in greater depth.
A Wedding Photography Company Took $750,000 From Couples. What They Want Most Isn’t Their Money Back
The state of North Carolina is seeking $600,000 in restitution, $1.1 million in civil penalties, and a permanent injunction.
Many Americans View $155,000 As A Working-Class Salary
Americans may be earning more, but many still don’t feel like they’re getting ahead. According to a new analysis from the Pew Research Center, 60% of Americans identify as working...
Food Recalls Sweep U.S. As Candy, Produce, And Frozen Goods Raise Safety Concerns
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has posted multiple food recall notices in recent weeks involving sprouts, mangoes, frozen fruit bars, bread, candy, and other products.
Cassandra Wilson, Mississippi’s Own Jazz Vocalist, Dies At 70
Cassandra Wilson, the two-time Grammy Award-winning jazz vocalist, composer, and producer whose velvety contralto voice and genre-defying arrangements redefined modern American music, has died. She was 70 years old. Wilson passed...
3 Leadership Traits That Can Help Shape The Future Of Work
Originally published on ADP Key takeaways Strong leadership has always been a competitive advantage. But in today’s rapidly changing business environment, leaders are being asked to do more than drive results—they’re...
Predominately Black Community In Indiana Regains Power After Suffering Weeks Without
A two-week power outage in Gary, Indiana, has underscored how vulnerable businesses and residents can become when severe weather collides with aging infrastructure. Thousands of people in the majority-Black city...
