Discover how a joint meeting of two city advisory boards has greenlit an ambitious redevelopment project for Dallas’ tallest tower, unveiling exciting new changes and a surprising catch.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has signed an order mandating city agencies to draft labor agreements prior to selecting contractors for taxpayer-funded projects, marking a significant step in enhancing transparency and accountability in public spending.
Daniel Ek is set to step down as CEO of Spotify, transitioning to the role of executive chair on January 1. Discover what this leadership change means for the future of the music streaming giant.
“Charlie Javice, the founder of an innovative financial aid startup, faces over seven years in prison following a sentencing in New York. Discover the implications of this case for the future of college financial aid applications.”
Starting next year, subway and bus fares in New York City will increase to , following a recent vote by the MTA board to approve the fare hike. Stay informed about upcoming changes to LIRR and Metro North commuter rail prices as well.
Discover Pennsylvania’s Green Dream as Re-Match, a Denmark-based recycling innovator, aims to launch the first artificial turf recycling facility in the United States, transforming waste into sustainable solutions.
Discover how environmental enforcement has reached historic lows under the Trump administration, with a significant decrease in lawsuits against companies for environmental violations in its initial six months. Learn more about the impact on environmental protections and regulatory actions.
McDonald’s is set to relaunch its popular Monopoly contest at U.S. restaurants next month. Get ready for exciting prizes with both physical peel-off stickers and digital game pieces in this fan-favorite promotion!
Hillshire Brands Company has recalled around 58 million pounds of corn dogs and “sausage on a stick” products due to concerns that they may contain wood fragments. Stay informed on food safety and recall updates.
Charlie Javice, founder of an innovative financial aid startup, received a prison sentence of over seven years for fraudulently deceiving investors. Discover the details behind this high-profile case.