Sustainability reports getting fluffier | Accounting Today

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Corporate sustainability reports are including less specific quantitative information and disclosures and leaning more toward puffery, even as the use of data tables and figures grows, according to a new study.  Processing Content The study, from the University of Chicago Law School, used artificial intelligence to analyze more than 15,000 disclosure documents issued by over […]

In the blogs: How far on a full charge?

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Disagreeing with the IRS; daunting levels of debt; Sunshine State; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

New World Health Organization Guidance Tells Hospitals to Prepare for Chemical Attack Patients — Hazmat Resource, Inc.

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New WHO guidance shows decontamination happens first at the incident scene — meaning first responders, not hospitals, are exposed to chemical agents first   OXNARD, Calif. – July 27, 2026 – PRLog — According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, close to 200,000 hazardous materials incidents have occurred across the United States over the past […]

Filmmakers From 17 Countries Submit Short Films to the 10th Annual ILI Film Fest — Freelance Assoc

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Last Deadline to Submit Shorts for the Imagination Lunchbox International Film Fest Approaches, Filmmakers with Projects on BET, Netflix, Tubi, Amazon Prime to Speak     Imagination Lunchbox Intern. Film Fest BALTIMORE – July 27, 2026 – PRLog — Filmmakers from 17 countries have submitted by short films for screening at the 10th annual Imagination […]

Coinbase and Robinhood Q2 earnings preview. Which firm has the edge?

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When Robinhood and Coinbase went public back in the first half of 2021, the companies occupied very different lanes. Today, the two founder-led firms are clashing on multiple fronts as Robinhood seeks to co-opt large portions of Coinbase’s crypto empire, while the latter has rebranded itself as an “everything exchange” for stocks and more. Both […]

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI kills tasks not jobs, and job-loss fears are ‘exactly backwards’

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Jensen Huang says AI is going to kill tasks, not jobs—a distinction that could define whether the future of work brings mass unemployment or a new wave of growth and opportunity. Speaking at Y Combinator’s Startup School in San Francisco over the weekend, Huang didn’t mince words about the effect AI will have on the […]

ARKW: Near-Term Headwinds, Long-Term Growth Potential

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ARKW: Near-Term Headwinds, Long-Term Growth Potential

What to know about Moonshot AI and its new open-weight model Kimi K3

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The release of the Chinese AI model Kimi K3 was a flashpoint in the AI world, sharpening the debate over whether the most capable models should be closely held by individual companies, usually U.S. tech firms, or freely and transparently distributed in the tradition of open-source software. Not only did the high-performing Kimi K3 challenge […]

Quebec rent crisis is squeezing client budgets and delaying homeownership

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The Desjardins report notes that declining homeownership rates across many areas of Canada in recent years are partly a consequence of this dynamic, as high borrowing costs and elevated home prices have already stretched affordability, and high rents are now removing the savings buffer that would allow renters to make the leap into ownership. A […]

Shein Discloses US FTC Probe Ahead of Hong Kong IPO

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The company said in the document that it cannot predict the outcome of the investigation or the timing of its outcome. “The outcome of the investigation, whether in settlement or otherwise, may require us to make significant monetary payments that could have a material adverse effect on our financial condition and results of operations,” Shein […]