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Kent State Offering Cannabis Career Certificate Programs To Meet Workforce Demands

KENT, Ohio - On Monday, Kent State University announced it will be launching six online Cannabis Career Certificate programs in partnership with Green Flower, a cannabis education company. The partnership aims to help meet workforce demands in Ohio's rapidly growing $3 billion cannabis industry, a news release states. "Kent State is committed to offering high-quality,

By |2025-12-04T16:26:44-05:00December 4th, 2025|Marijuana Business, News|

3I/ATLAS Emanating Pulsating Heartbeat As It Nears Earth

DETROIT - The mysterious object 3I/ATLAS, described by some as an "alien spaceship" may possess a rhythmic "heartbeat" potentially providing crucial evidence about its true nature. Since summer, what NASA has classified as a "comet" has been traveling through our solar system, puzzling scientists along the way. This latest "pulse" discovery follows observations that 3I/ATLAS exhibited

By |2025-12-04T16:27:53-05:00December 4th, 2025|Featured, Science|

Tribally Owned Company Acquires Grand Rapids Plant

OTEGO, MI – Safari Circuits, a subsidiary of Waséyabek, has acquired the former LaCroix Grand Rapids manufacturing plant. Previously, the facility was scheduled to close under its former owner. As a result, all salaried and hourly employees faced layoffs. However, this acquisition reverses that decision. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. 1. Safari

By |2026-01-17T06:29:00-05:00December 4th, 2025|Industry 4.0|

Study: Internal Combustion Engines Officially Minority In EU

NEW YORK - A new analysis from TechGaged Research reveals that combustion engines have officially become a minority in the European Union, marking a decisive and historic shift in the region’s automotive landscape. According to TechGaged’s research, petrol and diesel models accounted for just 36.6% of all new vehicles registered across the EU this year,

Rokt and the AI Revolution in E-commerce Personalization

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally transformed how retailers approach customer personalization, with companies like Rokt leading the charge in applying machine learning to optimize the checkout experience. This technological revolution has created unprecedented opportunities for businesses to deliver individualized experiences at scale. The journey from basic segmentation to AI-driven personalization represents one of the most significant

By |2025-12-04T16:26:49-05:00December 4th, 2025|Guest Columns|

Pusoy Go Download Rekindles Interest Among GameZone Players

Pusoy Go Download continues to build strong curiosity among GameZone players who enjoy exploring digital card entertainment while staying connected to the familiar rhythm of Filipino gaming culture. Many users find comfort in the classic Pusoy structure because the game mirrors long-established traditions that shaped card play across many communities in the Philippines. The app

By |2025-12-04T10:24:45-05:00December 3rd, 2025|Business|

Michigan Cannabis Industry Fights 24 Percent Wholesale Tax In Court

DETROIT - The Michigan Court of Claims heard arguments Nov. 25 over the constitutionality of a new 24% wholesale tax on cannabis products, a measure that has sparked significant backlash from the state’s legal marijuana industry. The tax, set to take effect on Jan. 1, was passed as part of Michigan’s fiscal 2026 budget to raise $420 million to

By |2025-12-07T14:16:51-05:00December 3rd, 2025|Featured, Marijuana Business, News|

Richard Stiennon’s New Book Explores How AI Security Is Reshaping Digital Defense

Artificial intelligence is not just changing business workflows or creative tools - it is reinventing cybersecurity itself. In the latest MITechTV segment, cybersecurity analyst and author Richard Stiennon joined Mike Brennan to unveil his newest project: a book that tackles one of the most pressing questions in the industry today - how AI security is

By |2025-12-07T15:52:01-05:00December 3rd, 2025|Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Defense, mitechtv|

Ohio Cannabis Communities Still Waiting for Millions in Tax Revenue — Relief May Come in December

COLUMBUS - Ohio communities hosting recreational marijuana dispensaries are still waiting for their share of cannabis tax revenue — despite the state collecting tens of millions of dollars since adult-use sales began in September 2024. So far, none of that money has reached local governments. That could change in December if the Ohio Senate returns

By |2025-12-02T09:42:51-05:00December 2nd, 2025|Marijuana Business, News|