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Saturday, September 5, 2026

Features of the week

Alibaba Sells Gaming Arm in $1.5 Billion AI Push

The technology giant is selling Lingxi Games as it sharpens its focus on artificial intelligence, cloud computing and future technology growth. Hangzhou, China, 17 August 2026 – Alibaba is taking another major step toward its artificial intelligence ambitions with plans...

Michigan’s Employee Ownership Program Gains Momentum With Second Business Transition

Workplace solutions company becomes employee-owned, highlighting a growing trend in business succession planning Lansing, Michigan, 24 July 2026 – Michigan’s Employee Ownership Pilot Program has reached another important milestone as Lansing-based workplace solutions company DBI officially transitioned to employee ownership....

New Era Energy & Digital Strengthens Leadership for the Next Stage of AI Infrastructure Growth

The company has announced key leadership changes aimed at accelerating the development of digital infrastructure, power solutions, and next-generation data center projects Midland, Texas, 2 July 2026 – As demand for artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, companies developing digital...

US Law Firms Navigate Growth, Talent Competition, and Industry Transformation

Legal sector adapts to changing client expectations, rising demand for skilled professionals, and rapid technological innovation New York, United States, 12 June 2026 – The United States legal industry is undergoing a period of significant transformation as law firms adapt...

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Your Best Burnout Fix Isn’t Less Stress. It’s More Autonomy

Ask a room full of executives to define burnout, and you'll get some version of the same answer: too much stress, for too long, with no relief. It's not wrong. It's also not the whole picture, and the gap...

Rethinking Stress Management: The Power of Knowing When to Step Back

Stress management has been at the forefront of corporations, factories, athletes, and any kind of high-demand work. To truly understand stress management, we have to look at what is working and what isn't. Some approaches include lessening the load of...

EHS Management Systems and the Focus on Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention

EHS Management Systems: Significant Improvement in How Organizations Manage Safety. But Is It Enough? Structured approaches to managing safety began developing in the mid-20th century, with pioneering organizations such as NOSA, the National Occupational Safety Association of South Africa. Early...

Safety Lives in Leadership Behavior

Why Strong Safety Cultures Start at the Top Most organizations say safety is important. It appears in company values, employee handbooks, orientation programs, including safety leadership communications.Yet despite good intentions—and sometimes very sophisticated safety programs—organizations continue to experiencerecurring incidents, disengaged employees,...