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Construction figures are warning of a “severe and long-lasting impact” from proposed inheritance tax reforms, which are causing a "groundswell of anger" among family-run businesses in the sector. The Home Builders Federation and Builders Merchant Federation are among 32 trade associations that have signed an open letter to chancellor Rachel Reeves warning about the negative

OpenAI, the company that rose to fame with its state-of-the-art AI-powered chatbot ChatGPT has once again surprised the industry with its latest power-packed model of an AI-based image and text-understanding model known as Chat GPT-4. Although it can take inputs in both textual and visual form, the output will be purely text-based. The latest milestone

From unlocking new ways to attract and retain talent to reducing rework that helps minimize construction’s environmental impact, the construction industry is undergoing a big transformation. What does this mean for the industry? Digital and cultural transformations are taking place in the industry, and businesses are using technology and innovative thinking to overcome a range

Unite has said it “cannot keep pace” with soaring demand for student housing. The student housing developer revealed that 90 per cent of its rooms for the 2023/24 academic year had already been sold at the end of March, compared with 78 per cent last year, while it expects rental growth of 6-7 per cent

April 11, 2023  •  4 min read  •  By Alexander Lee Ivy Liu Paid Twitter verification is here, and the esports industry has largely embraced the new system. Although Twitter is a central platform for all forms of media and entertainment, its footprint in gaming is particularly large, making many esports organizations and their influencers view verification

Skip to main content The healthcare industry is in limbo following a Texas court’s decision to dissolve the Affordable Care Act’s provision that requires no-cost access to some preventive medical care. Health plans nationwide are no longer required to fully cover a handful of services, including screenings for diseases such as cancer and HIV and

Skip to main content A court ruling to end the Affordable Care Act's guarantee of no-cost access to preventive medical care triggered opposition from major healthcare companies, trade associations, advocacy groups and Democratic officials. Judge Reed O'Connor of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas issued an opinion Thursday invalidating this portion