Tricia Crimmins

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Announcements from both are in line with a federal push for US-produced drugs

This time last year, federal workers were fretting about getting DOGE’d—laid off by the Trump administration’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency. Now, many are wondering how they’ll land their next job. In response, federal alumni groups have started offering employment resources and connecting each other with job leads.

Integrating AI into your tech stack requires a lot of human expertise.

Seventy percent of Americans don’t want data centers built in their area, per new Gallup data.

The practice can bring down healthcare costs, but sustainable funding for it remains elusive.

At New York Tech Week, a panel focused on how startups can benefit from workers—agentic or otherwise—who aren’t on the full-time payroll.

At New York Tech Week, a panel focused on how startups can benefit from workers—agentic or otherwise—who aren't on the full-time payroll.

CRO Kyle Norton said the restaurant marketing company based its sales methodology on “the marshmallow test.”

The company makes surgical simulations that teach students how to operate on humans.