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Automation, shrinking benches, and a severe shortage of AI-ready talent are transforming the workforce model of India’s largest IT companies, even as client demand for generative AI surges. The era of ...

Utilities will be allowed to bypass competitive bidding for new energy generation used for “large load” customers. Louisiana regulators voted Wednesday to establish a fast lane for utilities to supply ...

House leaders agreed to amend the legislation to appease offshore wind opponents. A group of conservatives and offshore wind critics were fulfilling their vow to block permitting reform legislation ...

F12 serves small and medium-sized businesses across Canada The sale resulted from a recapitalization that included a majority investment by an unidentified mid-market private equity firm Clairvest ...

Nov. 24 (UPI) --The Chilean city of Valparaíso has the fastest fixed broadband Internet in the world, according to the Speedtest Global Index, which ranks average connection speeds based on user tests ...

Speedtest.net’s owner Ookla has published a new report detailing Wi-Fi performance of iPhone 17 users in the wild. The data shows that the new iPhones gets significantly faster WiFi speeds compared to ...

Representative Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic former House Speaker, announced her retirement on Thursday. Pelosi, the only woman to ever hold the office of House Speaker, said she would not seek ...

A Range Rover SUV is parked after crashing into a boat being transported on a trailer on U.S. 1 in Islamorada in the Florida Keys Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025. Florida Highway Patrol troopers were pursuing ...

RIO RANCHO, N.M. (KRQE) – The Rio Rancho Police Department has shared more information about its plan to install new speed cameras throughout the city. The new details include a deployment date and a ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The controversial debate over red light and speed cameras is firing back up in Kansas City. Nearly a decade after they were removed, the city is officially bringing them back.