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High school graduation ceremonies are a very exciting time. But for special education students and their families, it can be complicated.Some families and advocates in Arizona say schools are removing students before they are ready. Now, following a report from KJZZ News, a bill has been introduced in the Arizona state legislature to address this issue.palmer familyPiper Palmer and her mother Jennifer. Piper Palmer is a senior at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale. But she won't graduate this year. Palmer is 20 years old and has cerebral palsy, which allows her to walk with assistance and tell jokes using a…
LG is expanding beyond consumer goods and turning to smart factories for future growth as it transforms into a business-to-business (B2B) giant.according to Korea Economic Newspaper, LG recently launched a smart factory business division under its R&D center, signaling a major shift from its traditional home appliance brand.Leading Korean companies have identified B2B services, especially for smart factories, as a new growth area. The aim is to utilize domestic and overseas factories and operational know-how. Smart factories fully automate production processes from assembly to packaging, while leveraging big data and deep learning technology to improve work and power usage efficiency.turnkey…
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Bill Dunkelberg talks about the outlook for small businesses and how the election will decide whether optimism returns Almost a month into 2024, NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg said: Outlook for small and medium-sized enterprises over the next year And how will November's election results determine whether optimism changes for the better? The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index is anything but optimistic, hovering around 91 for the past 24 months, below the 50-year average of 98. “Small business owners remain very pessimistic about the economic outlook,” Dunkelberg said. “The November election is likely to again have a big impact on…
Written by Annie GreenBBC business reporterJanuary 30, 2024, 18:33 Japan timeUpdated 1 hour agoimage source, Getty ImagesSky plans to cut around 1,000 jobs in the UK this year as the media group moves towards more internet-based services. Since fewer people need to install parabolic antennas in their homes, it is thought that a significant number will become engineers.Sky currently employs around 26,000 people in the UK.The layoffs announced Tuesday represent about 4% of the company's workforce.The increase in digital product offerings has made it possible for many customers to set up new services without assistance.A Sky spokesperson said: “More customers…
Palm Paradise: Elche presents experiential tourism. Image: Ayuntamiento de Elche. Elche presented its products for tourists at the International Tourism Fair (FITFUR) held in Madrid from January 24th to 28th. The city focused on promoting tourism activities around the palm forest, which is one of its main resources. Mayor Pablo Luz highlighted the city's commitment to experiential and sustainable tourism, noting that it protects, values and promotes palm forests as an unparalleled tourism resource. Most read news on Euro Weekly News Elche takes advantage of being home to the largest palm forest in Europe and allows you to recreate a…
SAN FRANCISCO — The Golden State Warriors were on the fringe of the Pascal Siakam market several weeks ago. They had exploratory conversations with the Toronto Raptors. If the Indiana Pacers didn’t pounce — giving up three mid-tier first-rounders plus Bruce Brown, who might fetch another for Toronto — the Raptors might’ve engaged the Warriors more seriously as the 2024 NBA trade deadline neared. But Indiana was motivated, Siakam preferred to get directed there (always a massive behind-the-scenes factor) and the Pacers paid up, both now and presumably into Siakam’s lucrative future. Another issue: Jonathan Kuminga, the Warriors’ most valued…
Educational institutions are used to being in the spotlight, especially when it comes to politics and the priorities of state legislators. Education will continue to be a hot topic for state legislators in her 2024, as the summary of pending bills and legislation below shows. At the top of the list is artificial intelligence (AI). As explained in another article in this edition, academic advisorIn December, members of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced the Artificial Intelligence Literacy Act of 2023, which has the overall goal of developing AI skills in schools. Meanwhile, 29 bills regulating AI have been enacted…
A scathing report from the California Comptroller alleges that the City of Anaheim's tourism promotion office improperly donated tax dollars to the local chamber of commerce and used the tax money to lobby elected officials and the Anaheim City Council. was found to have spent on supporting resort-oriented candidates. To review the state auditor's report, click here. Now, the state auditor is requiring both the city of Anaheim and Visit Anaheim to track and certify where the money is going and how it's being used effectively, as well as seek city approval before transferring money. This is what the tourism…
A Calumet County judge ruled Tuesday that the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has the authority to require factory farms, also known as concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs), to obtain permits under the wastewater discharge program. handed down the verdict. Judge Carrie Reed ruled against two CAFO lobbying groups that filed the lawsuit with the help of Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, the state's largest corporate lobbying group. The two CAFO groups are themselves led by factory farmers who have been cited by the DNR for contaminating the state's waters with fertilizer runoff. Venture Dairy Cooperative and the Wisconsin Dairy…