Mark Williams is a Business Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including tech, publishing, and educational policy, while also covering events such as business conferences and trade shows. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg News, USA TODAY, and The Washington Post.
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Mark Williams covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, government & politics, business & industry, and house & home. His coverage includes government announcements, press releases and event coverage.
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By: Mark Williams
Imagine you are a newly admitted student at Galgotias University, and someone has just given you a PDF with your login credentials.
By: Mark Williams
If you've been looking for JuicyChat AI these days, then you are already quite familiar with the platform's buzz, especially considering that the buzz isn't coming only from the earliest users.
By: Mark Williams
When Americans bought Doctor Zhivago in 1958, they weren't only buying a novel. They were buying into one of the defining publicity events of the
Best of all, the festival will host the 5K Reading Marathon – “Together We Read, Together We Lead” – the flagship event of Shiksha Saptah 2026.
By: Mark Williams
The Llandegla community shop and café has just celebrated a decade in operation
What if the Lord and I had a band? Seriously. What does that look like? No, I haven't been swiggin' malt liquor with my coffee—not yet anyway.
By: Mark Williams
This is why everyone in publishing should go back to school and re-sit their maths and science, or failing that ask ChatGPT what causal means.
Read our original 2007 Acura RDX first drive review and see how Acura's turbocharged compact luxury SUV challenged the BMW X3 with sharp handling, SH-AWD, and standout value.
Modus Which sectors bring the biggest financial rewards, who has the best flexible working arrangements and why job dissatisfaction is on the rise
By: Mark Williams
The Trump administration introduced import tariffs on 2 April 2025, so-called Liberation Day. These were immediately challenged in the courts. In Learning Resources v Trump, decided 20 February 2026, the US Supreme Court held that the relevant law, the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 (IEEPA) does not authorise the President to impose tariffs; tariff power sits with Congress, not inherent executive authority. The administration’s workaround has been to use other statutory hooks, especially Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, under which the White House imposed a temporary 10% ad valorem import duty for 150 days, effective 24 February 2026.
