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SWIFT will launch an artificial intelligence-based fraud detection service News ad

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SWIFT will launch an artificial intelligence-based fraud detection service News ad

Global banking cooperative SWIFT plans to launch in 2025, launching fraud detection capabilities using artificial intelligence. The new feature will give financial institutions more accurate information about potential fraudulent activity in real time. Fraudulent attacks using AI-generated deepfakes impersonating high-ranking executives and AI-generated synthetic identities are only on the rise. According to SWIFT, the global … Read more

What content is most important? The 40/40/40 rule – News ad

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What content is most important? The 40/40/40 rule – News ad

by Terry heck I first encountered the 40/40/40 rule years ago when I was leafing through one of those giant (and indispensable) 400-page tomes of Understanding by Design. The question was simple enough. Of all the academic standards, you are given the task of “covering” (more on this in a minute), what is important for … Read more

Too tired and don’t know what to do next? Try talking to your “parts” – News ad

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Too tired and don’t know what to do next? Try talking to your “parts” – News ad

While the scientist inside him was thinking about this matter, he also looked inward. I noticed them myself. Oh my God, I got them too,” he recalls. The premise of the IFS model is that our minds are not one-dimensional. “We are all multiple,” Schwartz says. We all have multiple perspectives within us – for … Read more

CPA shortage drives licensing simplification News ad

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CPA shortage drives licensing simplification News ad

To address the accountant shortage, KPMG, Deloitte and their colleagues at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and EY have begun developing alternative pathways to obtaining a CPA license. To become a certified public accountant (CPA), candidates will no longer be required to submit 150 college credit hours. They will only need to show 120 college credit hours. The … Read more

20 questions to help students think critically about the news – News ad

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20 questions to help students think critically about the news – News ad

This post was originally published in 2019 and was updated in 2024 by Terrell Heck 1. In an article, headline, or social post, “who” says “what”? That is, what specific author and publication makes any kind of claim about what topic or ideas? 2. Is what is said or claimed fact or opinion? 3. Does … Read more

Togo: Open for Business | Global Finance Magazine News ad

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Togo: Open for Business | Global Finance Magazine News ad

Despite security threats and political unrest, tiny Togo is attracting huge interest from foreign investors. A small West African country that is one of the world’s largest phosphate producers, Togo has a resurgent economy and prospects for further development. Its industrial sector is reviving after a long period of stagnation, new investors are coming, and … Read more

How does dual enrollment affect students’ chances of earning college degrees? – News ad

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How does dual enrollment affect students’ chances of earning college degrees? – News ad

The fact that students with dual enrollment credits perform better than students without dual enrollment credits is not very convincing. In order to qualify for classes, students typically need to perform well on a test, earn high grades or be in an advanced or honors track in school. These high-achieving students likely graduated from college … Read more

Can presidential candidates legally give money to voters? News ad

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Can presidential candidates legally give money to voters? News ad

As Election Day approached, former President Donald Trump and multi-billionaire Elon Musk experimented with an unconventional campaign tactic: giving money directly to voters. Musk, who is campaigning full force for Trump in key battleground states, has pledged to give $1 million every day to a registered voter in a swing state who signs a petition … Read more

Ethiopia’s new president extends his hand News ad

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Ethiopia’s new president extends his hand News ad

Ethiopia has found itself in the spotlight in the troubled Horn of Africa. Every political move in the ancient, landlocked country is closely monitored for its potential impact on the stability of the region, where the war drums grow ever louder. That continues with the appointment of new President Thaye Atske Selassie last month. Previously … Read more

CVS Health: Lynch Out, Joyner In News ad

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CVS Health: Lynch Out, Joyner In News ad

CVS Health surprised Wall Street with a surprise corporate leadership shakeup last month when it named David Joyner as its new president and CEO. Joyner will replace Karen Lynch, who has served as CEO since February 2021 and resigned by agreement with the company’s board of directors. “To strengthen our position of strength,” executive chairman … Read more