Tundr stands out on the corporate welfare scene for its Tundr Card, which can be used on the Mastercard circuit at over 70,000 points of sale, in compliance with the current regulatory framework and ...

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Abstract: This study presents a framework that analyzes the applications, impacts, challenges, and opportunities of large language models in corporate investment decision making, with a focus on ...

They want to own a home, and they’re not actually able to do that in this current market.” Neal believes the Legislature could help families like that by establishing a corporate landlord registry and ...

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, June 5) -- Pork's first cousin (or perhaps twin brother) is what critics refer to as "corporate welfare" or "corporate pork." A diverse coalition of lawmakers is battling ...

Milan-based Tundr, a fintech startup in Italy’s corporate welfare space, has raised €7.2M in seed funding. The round was led by 360 Capital through its 360 Digitaly fund and CDP Venture Capital via ...

Radio saw a remarkable 39% increase in new donors compared to 2024, but declines continued for TV-only organizations and joint licensees.

"If this polluter handout is snuck into the GOP tax bill, then cuts to Medicaid and food stamps could well pay for another giveaway to Big Oil," said the co-author of a new report. "That's obscene." ...

We support the legislation currently going through Government to ban live export. However, we would also like to see legislation which addresses animal welfare during transport as a whole. We’re ...

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Secretary Rex Gatchalian updates reporters on the programs and services of the agency during the Saturday News Forum on April 5 at the Dapo ...

A new report quantifies the heavy cost of corporate cock-ups and scandals On a global measure, share prices tumble an average 35% and take more than a year to recover Non-financial impacts include ...