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Here’s how Pentagon helped with the making of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
The internet was set ablaze Thursday when the first trailer for “Top Gun: Maverick” debuted. It’s not that the sequel was unexpected; filmgoers are seemingly met each week with reproductions of intellectual property from their youths. No, the buzz was ...
NC State research could impact aerospace, nuclear energy industries
A new technique coming out of N.C. State University could drastically improve the ability to monitor for dangerous patterns in applications such as buildings and nuclear reactors.
These 25 college majors have the lowest unemployment rate in the U.S.
It’s an age-old question and one of the most difficult decisions for incoming college students to make — follow your dreams or go for a major that for sure will land you a job? Unemployment after graduation is a real fear for college students, and a n...
Top of the List: Central Ohio’s top ad agencies pull in gross receipts of $176 million
The advertising agencies in this year's list pulled in $176.19 million in gross receipts in 2018 and employ 656 full-time workers. Thriving in the rapidly changing world of advertising and marketing, they serve every business sector and clients rangin...
Greensboro-based ACC expects more cash, exposure with new network
The conference's ESPN-owned channel — ACCN — debuts Aug. 22 and will include 40 football games and 150 men's and women's college basketball match-ups.
This Bay Area tech unicorn prices IPO far above its initial range
Medallia priced its IPO Thursday at $21 per share — $3 higher than the top of its range — giving the unicorn a valuation of nearly $3.5 billion. The San Francisco-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) company is one of nine newly minted tech initial pu...
D.C.-based FiscalNote lands a deal in South Korea
Rapidly growing D.C.-based government regulatory intelligence company FiscalNote Inc. is expanding its client base in Asia. The 6-year-old business, which provides analysis of regulatory reports and legislation, has several platforms for advocacy prod...
WSU Foundation announces new board, new board members
Debbie Haynes will serve as the WSU Foundation's new board chairman. Haynes is a retired Wichita family practice physician who served as chair of Preferred Medical Associates, director of Via Christi Regional Medical Center and was honored in the Wic...
Executive Voice: Johnson Akinleye — chancellor, NCCU
The Triangle is no stranger to quality higher education. But it can be difficult to stand out in the Triangle, with its world-class universities and robust community college system.
Craig Ey stepping down as editor-in-chief of Philadelphia Business Journal
Philadelphia Business Journal Editor Craig Ey is stepping down after nearly a decade at the newsroom’s helm. Ey joined the Philadelphia Business Journal as editor-in-chief in 2010. During his tenure the PBJ was named Newspaper of the Year three times ...
P&G veteran launches network for business women, moms
Stevi Gable Carr, a former Procter & Gamble manager who now works in creative marketing for UC Health, is launching a network for women that will focus on work-life balance.
First look at D.C.’s proposed new Banneker Academic High School
The District’s early plans for a new Banneker Academic High School will have their first review by the federal Commission on Fine Arts on Thursday. The D.C. Council in late May voted, after weeks of wrangling, to move Banneker from its existing home o...
Medaille, South Buffalo Development team for $9 million athletic complex expansion
The success of Medaille College’s sports fields at the Buffalo Color Park is prompting the college and the developer, South Buffalo Development, to jointly plan a second phase of athletic facilities along the Elk Street property. Plans call for the $9...
5 good reads: Catch up with the new top execs
Imagine coming back from a week laying on the beach or traveling with the family and arriving back to work to find a new boss. That’s not a completely unusual situation, if this past week’s news is an indication. In this week’s “5 good reads,” we’ll r...
Amazon, Microsoft back higher education tax in Washington
The law passed in May and will generate roughly $1 billion for education through a tax that many prominent businesses supported.
What Phoenix marketers should know about location advertising
Location advertising is exactly what you think it is – targeting people based on their geographic location. While the term itself is relatively straight forward, there are a few things Phoenix marketers should be aware of when it comes to effective l...
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5 good reads: Catch up with the new top execs
Imagine coming back from a week laying on the beach or traveling with the family and arriving back to work to find a new boss. That’s not a completely unusual situation, if this past week’s news is an indication. In this week’s “5 good reads,” we’ll r...
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Marathon, OHSU counting on a growing event
With sponsorship deal, university sees opportunity to get in on the ground floor, extend its brand.
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What Phoenix marketers should know about location advertising
Location advertising is exactly what you think it is – targeting people based on their geographic location. While the term itself is relatively straight forward, there are a few things Phoenix marketers should be aware of when it comes to effective l...
HBO Max names three former Turner Broadcasting leaders to its exec team
HBO Max has announced the members of its executive team, which includes three former leaders at Turner Broadcasting. Sandra Dewey, Patrick Kelly and Michael Quigley will join the new streaming service’s business operations and strategy group. All thr...
(Countdown) Here are the 25 top-rated high schools in the Dayton region
The new school year is right around the corner. So what better time to look at the top high schools across the Dayton region. A major selling point for the Dayton region is its schools. This extends from elementary schools through colleges and unive...
Report: Millions left without CBS programming amid battle with AT&T
The Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that about 6.6 million viewers have been left without CBS programming across the U.S. amid contract negotiations with AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T). CBS Corp. (NYSE: CBS) warned earlier this week that stations in 17 cit...
Your Blockchain close encounter of the first kind
This is the third article in a series about Blockchain technology and its implications. The first was an introduction, and the second was how Blockchain works and its role in creating digital trust. This article is about your likely first contact. ...
These 25 college majors have the lowest unemployment rate in the U.S.
It’s an age-old question and one of the most difficult decisions for incoming college students to make — follow your dreams or go for a major that for sure will land you a job? Unemployment after graduation is a real fear for college students, and a n...
Central Medical Clinic initiates West Oahu expansion: Slideshow
Central Medical Clinic, part of 'Ekahi Health, opened its new women's health practice at The Queen's Medical Center West Oahu Physician's Office Building in Ewa Beach on Friday, its first opportunity to introduce the brand to the west side community. ...
CFO’s role continues to evolve
As this year’s CFO of the Year honorees illustrate, a company’s top financial leader is often tasked with making hard decisions to ensure business growth and sustainability. It’s a daunting challenge that takes a delicate balance of nuts-and-bolts acco...