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Nearly All Drivers Experience Aggressive Driving: AAA
New research reveals that an alarming 96 percent of drivers admit to both driving aggressively and being on the receiving end, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety. The study found that ...
Mark Sanchez, Fox Sued After Violent Fight Over Parking Space
A 69-year-old truck driver who was seriously injured in a fight that prosecutors say was started by former NFL quarterback and sports analyst Mark Sanchez is suing Sanchez and his employer, Fox ...
Man Charged With ‘Maliciously’ Starting Massive LA Fire
Federal authorities arrested a 29-year-old man on charges that he intentionally started the blaze that days later became the Palisades Fire, which killed 12 people and destroyed thousands of homes in ...
Small Business Perceptions Differ on Tackling Workplace Safety: Survey
A new survey finds that small business employers and employees differ in their workplace safety priorities. Notable gaps in perception regarding training, communication and safety priorities were ...
OpenAI, Anthropic Eyes Investor Funds, Aon Policy to Settle AI Lawsuits
OpenAI and Anthropic are exploring the use of investor funds to settle potential multibillion-dollar lawsuits, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. Copyright owners have launched a series of ...
AI-Power Boom to Drive $1.1 Trillion in U.S. Utility Grid Spending
U.S. electric companies will spend almost $208 billion in 2025 and more than $1.1 trillion over the next five years on the power grid, according to industry group Edison Electric Institute. Utility ...
IPOs Can Still Move Forward Amid Government Shutdown But Not Without Risk
Companies looking to sidestep disruptions caused by the U.S. government shutdown to their initial public offerings can tap a provision that allows them to move forward with their listing plans ...
Majority of Large U.S. Firms Flag AI Risks in Public Disclosures
Nearly three-quarters of the S&P 500 (72 percent) now report AI as a material risk in their public disclosures, according to a new study by think tank The Conference Board and data mining and ...