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The Dow rises 150 points on strong retail sales and surging AI stocks

The Dow rises 150 points on strong retail sales and surging AI stocks

A report from the U.S. Census Bureau revealed that retail sales climbed by a seasonally adjusted 0.4% for the month, an improvement over August’s unchanged 0.1% gain and surpassing the 0.3% rise predicted by economists.


3 takeaways on the growth of private school choice

3 takeaways on the growth of private school choice

About $4 billion was spent on tuition vouchers, education savings accounts, or scholarships funded by individual and corporate donors who received state tax credits in exchange for their contributions, according to FutureEd.


4 more states move to restrict curriculum in 2024

4 more states move to restrict curriculum in 2024

In 2024, four states adopted five bills or policies restricting curriculum related to gender and sexuality, race, or other "divisive concepts" in K-12, according to a Pen America report released this week.


The power of unified cybersecurity and safety systems in K-12 education

The power of unified cybersecurity and safety systems in K-12 education

Unified systems also enable real-time monitoring of student activities across various platforms, including classroom devices and school-provided cloud applications, like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365.


The FBI made a cryptocurrency to catch scammers

The FBI made a cryptocurrency to catch scammers

Wash trading has long been outlawed in the financial markets, and cryptocurrency is no exception,” said Acting U.S. Attorney Joshua Levy.


Boeing and Airbus have a major headache in common

Boeing and Airbus have a major headache in common

When the door plug fell off a Boeing 737 Max 9 in January and triggered a Federal Aviation Administration-imposed throttling of production to address quality control issues, Airbus told investors that it didn’t expect to hit any of its own plane-building roadblocks.


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.”