Growth Without Compromise: Building The Future of Medicines Sustainably
Through intentional design, renewable energy investments and a deep commitment to innovation and efficiency, we can redefine what responsible growth looks like. The post Growth Without Compromise: Building The Future of Medicines Sustainably appeared first on MedCity News. Continue reading →
Knowledge Is Power: How Early Detection Can Transform Alzheimer’s Care
New tools and evidence can empower early action against Alzheimer’s before symptoms strike The post Knowledge Is Power: How Early Detection Can Transform Alzheimer’s Care appeared first on MedCity News. Continue reading →
Infographic: How New Technology is Changing the ED
A recent Winning Edge webinar highlighted four ways in which new technology is reshaping the ED to improve workflows and clinical care and reduce waste and stress. New technologies like AI, virtual care and digital health are improving the Emergency Department for both the care team and the patient. In a recent HealthLeaders The Winning Edge webinar, Anthony Roggio, Medical...
HL Shorts: Factors At Play in Staffing Ratios
Patient acuity makes determining staffing ratios more complex, says this CNE. On this episode of HL Shorts, we hear from Rudy Jackson, chief nurse executive at UW Health, and HealthLeaders Exchange member, about the factors that come into play when determining nurse-to-patient staffing ratios. Tune in to hear his insights....Haha, You Clowns interview: Joe Cappa talks season 2 plans and that wild finale
At least, that’s how Haha, You Clowns begins. Continue reading →
Why Krispy Kreme’s Japan sale deal is key to its turnaround plan
The $65 million transaction is the latest in a series of asset sales by the doughnut brand meant to shave down over $900 million in long-term debt. Continue reading →
How restaurants are navigating tariff-related costs this holiday season
Operators are getting creative when crafting menus, setting prices, scheduling staff, and finding new revenue amid surging expenses exacerbated by tariffs. Continue reading →
Bolla Market opens first of several Firehouse Subs
The sandwich shop debuted on Nov. 15 at a Bolla Market in Hicksville, New York. Another in Farmingdale is expected for the end of January. Continue reading →Carly Railcar Components Sold to FreightCar America
Chicago, Ill.-based FreightCar America, Inc. on Dec. 22 reported completing the acquisition of Carly Railcar Components, a move that will strengthen its “aftermarket distribution business with a focus on running-repair components” and offer customers “reduced lead times and a larger catalog of ready-to-ship railcar components.” Financial terms were not disclosed. Founded in...Transit Briefs: SEPTA, STV, NYMTA, Amtrak/USRC
SEPTA System-wide ridership for November 2025 decreased 1% or 8,547 unlinked trips per day from November 2024, SEPTA recently reported. Average daily ridership was 756,672 unlinked passenger trips across all modes. Metro ridership declined by approximately 0.4% or 1,176 trips per day relative to this time last year. The trolley tunnel closure and bus substitution resulted...People News: SJRRC, MDOT, BLET
SJRRC (Courtesy of SJRRC) Chris Orlando has been named CEO of SJRRC, which owns and operates, and is the policy-making body for the Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) commuter rail service connecting Stockton and San Jose, Calif. SJRRC is governed by a Board of Directors comprising six full-voting members from San Joaquin County and two special-voting members from Alameda...
