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  • Toyota says going all-in on electric cars will cost jobs

    Toyota says going all-in on electric cars will cost jobs

    Company chairman Akio Toyoda has become the latest auto industry insider to warn that a move to battery power will result in job losses across the sector, reports Reuters.


    Utah launches statewide guaranteed admissions initiative

    Utah launches statewide guaranteed admissions initiative

    States and public college systems are increasingly turning to guaranteed or direct admissions as a way to attract local students, boost tuition revenue and prevent brain drain.


    Donald Trump called self-driving cars ‘concerning’ hours before Elon Musk’s Tesla robotaxi event

    Donald Trump called self-driving cars ‘concerning’ hours before Elon Musk’s Tesla robotaxi event

    Musk, who has also launched a pro-Trump super political action committee, in July said getting rid of the tax credits “probably actually helps Tesla” in the long term because its rivals — who control much less of the market — would be hindered.”


    Full STEAM ahead: Repurposing outdated spaces into state-of-the-art learning labs

    Full STEAM ahead: Repurposing outdated spaces into state-of-the-art learning labs

    As educators continue to adapt their teaching strategies to prepare students for the future, a STEM/STEAM curriculum can help build the vital skills of experimentation and creativity, exploration and collaboration, dialogue, and critical thinking.


    Waffle House has its own hurricane index and storm center. Milton is Code Red. Here’s what that means

    Waffle House has its own hurricane index and storm center. Milton is Code Red. Here’s what that means

    “Senior executives developed a manual for opening after a disaster, bulked up on portable generators, bought a mobile command center and gave employees key fobs with emergency contacts,” the company said on its website.


    Why are the world’s wealthiest families flocking to family offices?

    Why are the world’s wealthiest families flocking to family offices?

    Allocations to real estate — which is interest-rate sensitive — saw the most stability for the second year running, despite respondents’ concerns over high interest rates.”


    This week’s most fabulous real estate listings

    This week’s most fabulous real estate listings

    Hardwood Florida Cedar and coral rock are incorporated throughout the property’s spacious interior, which features cathedral ceilings and elegant bedrooms.


    FCC releases cybersecurity resource guide for budget-constrained schools

    FCC releases cybersecurity resource guide for budget-constrained schools

    "We recognize that schools and libraries often face budget and resource constraints, so these recommendations highlight free and low-cost options and focus on the most impactful initial steps," the FCC and Education Department said in the guide released Wednesday.


    This week’s auction block roundup

    This week’s auction block roundup

    This personalized scrapbook, from Christine McVie’s archives, contains dozens of newspaper and magazine clippings documenting Fleetwood Mac’s 1977 tour of Australia and New Zealand.


    Are preschoolers getting enough outdoor time?

    Are preschoolers getting enough outdoor time?

    Three states — Minnesota, Washington and Wisconsin — have specific rules or guidance for time spent in nature, including at parks, forests and green spaces.


    4 billionaires getting even richer from AI

    4 billionaires getting even richer from AI

    Clarke said Dell is only at the start of its venture into AI and believes it’s “uniquely positioned with our broad portfolio to help customers build GenAI solutions that meet performance, cost and security requirements.”


    Spirit Airlines stock plunges 28% because the end might be near

    Spirit Airlines stock plunges 28% because the end might be near

    The carrier’s last financial report showed its 11th consecutive quarterly loss and revealed its struggle to make headway in a turnaround while having to increasingly compete with larger so-called “legacy” players for low-fare customers.