Priority Technology Holdings Acquisition Triggers Shareholder Investigation
Legal firm Levi & Korsinsky has launched a formal inquiry into the buyout terms of Priority Technology Holdings, assessing potential undervaluation for everyday investors.
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October 10, 2026
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Illinois IT Department Wins Top State Agency Honors
The Illinois Department of Innovation & Technology has earned the Outstanding Agency of the Year award from ACED for modernizing state digital infrastructure.
How to Watch Il Lombardia 2026: Live Streams, TV Channels, and Route Guide
The final Monument of the cycling season is here. Discover how to watch Il Lombardia 2026 live streams, find free broadcasts, and check start times.
Curator Swagato Chakravorty Rethinks Tech History for Henry Art Gallery Centennial
A landmark centennial exhibition at the Henry Art Gallery challenges contemporary assumptions about technology, digital media, and human interaction through archival and modern works.
Smart Cities Pivot to Predictive Maintenance Before Residents Notice
Municipalities are swapping reactive 311 systems for sensor-driven predictive infrastructure, shifting how urban centers handle public complaints.
Michigan Park Pioneers Audio Navigation for Visually Impaired Visitors
Muskegon Luge Park has integrated an advanced spatial audio navigation system, becoming the first recreational facility in Michigan to offer independent wayfinding for blind and low-vision visitors.
Palantir Shares Surge Following Major Wall Street Upgrades and Sovereign AI Deals
Palantir Technologies stock climbed nearly 11 percent this week, driven by fresh analyst upgrades and expanding international sovereign AI contracts.
Big Y Names New VP of IT to Lead Digital Transformation
Supermarket chain Big Y has appointed a seasoned technology veteran as its new Vice President of Information Technology to spearhead modernization efforts.
Ute Lemper Defends AI-Assisted Art and Creative Agency
Legendary performer Ute Lemper addresses the creative friction surrounding generative tools, arguing that technology merely executes human vision.
Hofstra Law Launches New Institute for Legal Tech and Innovation
Hofstra University's Maurice A. Deane School of Law has established a dedicated institute to study how artificial intelligence and software are reshaping the legal profession.
