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research and development

  • Staff Who Processed Pandemic Emergency Benefits for Businesses Struggled Due to High Demand: Federal Report
    Staff Who Processed Pandemic Emergency Benefits for Businesses Struggled Due to High Demand: Federal Report
    A federal agency that issued many corporate subsidy cheques during the COVID-19 pandemic saw staff complaining of overwork while facing “significant pressure” due to the influx of demand for the ...
    April 26, 2023BY Isaac Teo
  • Labor Plans for Innovation to Create Future Jobs
    Labor Plans for Innovation to Create Future Jobs
    The Australian Labor Party (ALP) is putting the commercialisation of science and research at the centre of the ...
    March 23, 2021BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Why Full Expensing of R&D Should Remain in the Tax Code
    Why Full Expensing of R&D Should Remain in the Tax Code
    Commentary Ask 1,000 random people what the 2017 tax reform law did, and probably none of them would ...
    March 3, 2021BY Andrew Wilford
  • Trump Signs Memo to Secure Government-Backed Research and Development Against Foreign Interference
    Trump Signs Memo to Secure Government-Backed Research and Development Against Foreign Interference
    President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a presidential memorandum that seeks to secure U.S. government-supported research and development ...
    January 15, 2021BY Tom Ozimek
  • Australian Universities Face $16 Billion Revenue Loss Because of CCP Virus
    Australian Universities Face $16 Billion Revenue Loss Because of CCP Virus
    Australia’s universities could lose $16 billion in revenue between now and 2023 as a direct result of the ...
    June 3, 2020BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Energy Department to Fund R&D for Battery Storage and Advanced Manufacturing in the US
    Energy Department to Fund R&D for Battery Storage and Advanced Manufacturing in the US
    The Department of Energy (DOE) announced on Monday that approximately $187 million in funding is being made available ...
    February 14, 2020BY Alan McDonnell
  • US Health Care: An Industry Too Big to Fail
    US Health Care: An Industry Too Big to Fail
    Commentary As I spoke recently with colleagues at a conference in Florence, Italy about health care innovation, a ...
    July 24, 2019BY Michael Williams
  • Oracle Lays Off 900 Employees in China in Plan to Shut R&D Centers
    Oracle Lays Off 900 Employees in China in Plan to Shut R&D Centers
    Oracle, the world's largest database software and technology company, has begun laying off about 900 employees at its ...
    May 9, 2019BY Nicole Hao
  • Government as Innovator? You Bet!
    Government as Innovator? You Bet!
    Five years ago, the federal government spent $169 billion to fund basic research and development. This fiscal year, ...
    April 17, 2014BY Lee H. Hamilton
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    Company Disputes New Jersey’s Claim About ‘Serious Software Error’ That Added Noncitizens to Voter Roll
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    8hr By Arthur Zhang
    124 Swiss Lawmakers Condemn Beijing’s Transnational Repression of Falun Gong
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    9hr By Lawrence Wilson
    Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
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    House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
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