Seven things to know about the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay Here are a few things to know about the 2025 NFL draft being held April 24-26 in Green Bay. Green Bay grocery stores are increasing inventory and adjusting delivery schedules in anticipation of the 2025 NFL draft. Metro Market, located near the draft
Tour of 171 Marsh St., Belmont, former home of Gov. Mitt Romney Tour of 171 Marsh St., Belmont, former home of 2012 presidential candidate and Massachusetts’s 70th governor, Mitt Romney. Joanna K. Tzouvelis, wickedlocal.com The median price for a single-family home in Massachusetts rose to $575,000 in February, a 4.9% increase from the previous year.
Aging baby boomers could hold the key to a $1 trillion opportunity in the stock market, Mizuho says. Americans over the age of 75 are expected to make up 10% of the population by 2030, analysts said. Spending by the cohort, meanwhile, is expected to grow by over $1 trillion in the next five years.
Hundreds of Hollywood stars, including Ben Stiller, Cate Blanchett and Cynthia Erivo, have urged Donald Trump’s White House to protect film, TV and music copyrights against Big Tech and artificial intelligence. The open letter – signed by over 400 actors, directors and artists – hits back against tech giants like Google and OpenAI, who say
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office is planning to build a $20 million complex near the Brevard County Government Center in Viera that will include a regional training center for law enforcement personnel. BSCO has submitted a $10 million funding request to the Florida Legislature to help pay for the facility. The request for state funding
Thanks to regulatory scrutiny in key markets of deals between nuclear plants and data centers, most of which effectively draw power away from the rest of the grid, investor favor may shift to others: Companies that can quickly build new gas-fired power plants and vertically integrated utilities. Shares of NRG Energy, which doesn’t own any
AI is driving efficiencies across the entire supply chain. getty With the help of AI, supply chain operations is becoming smarter and more efficient. What used to be a fraught with inefficiencies, delays, and unpredictability, now is becoming more streamlined. AI is helping supply chains become more efficient, driving down costs, and predicting potential impacts
Gather AI is updating its warehouse inventory management technology, integrating the US-made, Starling 2 Logis drones (powered by ModalAI’s VOXL 2 autopilot), into its existing offering of DJI drones. The addition is expected in Q2 2025 and is designed to improve efficiency and flexibility in warehouse inventory tracking. Automation is increasingly used in warehousing operations
A new federal report on artificial intelligence says that merely prompting a computer to write a song isn’t enough to secure a copyright on the resulting track — but that using AI as a “brainstorming tool” or to assist in a recording studio would be fair game. In a long-awaited report issued Wednesday (Jan. 29),
Supply chains are under siege by an undeniable force: change. From shifting material sourcing locations to evolving inventories and fluctuating regulations, tariffs, and ports, every aspect of procurement feels the ripple effect. For large industrial manufacturers, change directly impacts operational uptime and business resiliency. While change is inevitable, how organizations adapt can make all the