NEW YORK, Feb 25 (Reuters) - ⁠AT&T ⁠has agreed to settle ⁠a lawsuit by four New York City public ​pension funds by letting shareholders vote on whether it should disclose the ‌breakdown of its 133,000 ...

Jason Low is publisher and co-owner of Lee & Low Books, the largest multicultural children’s book publisher in the U.S. and the force behind the Diversity Baseline Survey. Here, Low issues a call to ...

In an interview last year, the ECB union vice president, Carlos Bowles, expressed concern that a “culture of fear” within the Bank will promote self-censorship and groupthink. The ECB’s attempts to ...

The Chattanooga-Hamilton County NAACP is urging the Hamilton County Department of Education to stop a move to eliminate the ...

Priority Setting Partnership aimed to identify and prioritise unanswered questions important to adult patients, their families and health professionals with lived experience of critical care across ...

The survey was carried out under Save the Kiwi’s Wildlife Authority and funded by Auckland Council’s Natural Environment Targeted Rate. Regular monitoring and integrated genetic planning are now ...

TIRUPATI: The fifth edition of the Garuda Atlas, a large-scale bird mapping exercise documenting avian diversity in and around Tirupati, concluded on Saturday, ...

Sahyadri Arts College's survey reveals linguistic diversity among students, highlighting multilingualism on campus.

The Iowa Geological Survey would expand the number of wells where it can monitor groundwater and aquifer resources under a bill that advanced Tuesday from an Iowa House subcommittee.

Last year, we surveyed the city’s largest cultural players on diversity of their full-time staff and boards. Fresh data from ...

Two years in, some professors have pointed to a few investigations as evidence that SB 202 is stifling academic freedom.

The U.S. Census Bureau released new five-year data for 2024 on Jan. 29 as part of its American Communities Survey, which estimates population changes across the country between 2020-2024.