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Over 400 athletes vying for a spot at the Games are receiving crucial support from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) through Olympic Solidarity scholarships.

When Emma was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer, she didn't let it define her. There are so many ways cancer steals possibility, but at Gilead, we’re helping take it back.

PSE&G today announced that it is amending its May 7, 2025 filing with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) to provide additional short term relief for mitigating the impact of recent significant increases in electric supply costs

In recognition of the May 15 designation as International Water Safety Day, Duke Energy Foundation announces a grant to the City of New Port Richey for swim lessons and summer camp scholarships.

In the fast-paced evolution of data centers, the spotlight on sustainability has never been brighter. As energy demands surge, finding innovative ways to reduce energy consumption becomes crucial.

Loaded with microscopes, robots and VR headsets, Croatia’s “STEM on Wheels” mobile lab weaves its way from tiny mountain villages to Adriatic islands, giving kids the hands-on science skills they need to get ahead.

The West Valley City community, including families, children and business partners, came together in West Valley City’s Centennial Park May 20 to celebrate the recent opening of two futsal fields and meet players from Real Salt Lake and the Utah Royals.

The materiality of ESG factors differs across sectors and markets. Investors need to understand how.

Nearly half of U.S. small and microbusiness owners expect the national economy to weaken in the coming months. Despite the outlook, most still believe their own businesses will grow, according to new survey data released today by GoDaddy.

As global VP of talent management for the past decade-plus at one of the world’s best-known spirits brands, John McCusker has witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by HR teams everywhere — but with a twist.