Grindr for Equality Launches Out in the Open, A New Series Connecting the LGBTQ+ Community to the Conversations that Matter April 15, 2026 Grindr for Equality Presents: Out in the Open with You Are Loved, the first installment focused on chemsex
Expedia Group Reveals ‘The AI Trust Gap’: Travelers Embrace AI for Planning but Rely on Trusted Brands to Book April 14, 2026 New report finds nearly 70% of travelers prefer booking with trusted travel brands over AI chatbots and agents
WRITER Survey Finds 60% of Companies Plan to Lay Off Employees Who Won’t Adopt AI April 7, 2026 C-suite executives report they’re creating a two-tiered workforce: 92% are actively cultivating a new class of “AI elite” employees; 75% say their company’s AI strategy is “more for show” than real guidance
Bureau Veritas Launches an Independent AI Assessment Offering for European Enterprises, Developed in Partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) April 1, 2026 Bureau Veritas, a global leader in Testing, Inspection, and Certification services (TIC), announces the launch of an AI systems audit to help European enterprises assess and demonstrate their compliance with the European Union’s “AI Act” regulatory requirements. This offering combines on-site audits, document analysis, and direct testing to deliver an independent maturity report. Since the [...]
AI Becomes Increasingly Embedded in Project Delivery Across Key Industries, New APM Research Reveals April 1, 2026 Project management professionals are rapidly embedding artificial intelligence (AI) into their day-to-day work, transforming how projects are planned, delivered and managed, according to new research from the Association for Project Management (APM), conducted in partnership with Censuswide. The survey of 1,000 project professionals in the UK highlights widespread adoption of AI tools across sectors including [...]
Samsung Research Reveals Over Half of Europeans Admit to Looking at a Stranger’s Phone Screen in Public – With Nearly a Quarter Doing so out of Sheer Curiosity April 1, 2026 From dating apps to financial details, respondents report seeing a wide range of highly personal information on others' screens 56% of people admit to having looked at strangers’ phone screens accidentally, whereas 24% have done so out of curiosity. 57% identify public transport as the most likely place to notice someone else's screen. While 48%* feel confident they can keep their phone activity private when using it in crowded places, another 52%** acknowledge it is easy to see someone’s screen who is next to you in a public place without trying to look. 33% say they have seen personal content on a stranger’s phone in public. Some smartphone users who have looked at a stranger’s phone screen in public ignore and continue what they were doing (28%) or look away immediately (27%), but others (7%) admit to continuing to look discreetly. The new Samsung Galaxy S26 Privacy Display1 limits side-angle viewing of your screen to protect your privacy in any setting.
CoStar Data Show a Surge in Occupier Demand for Southbank East Offices March 26, 2026 Southbank East has shifted back into positive absorption after two consecutive years of net demand losses, according to data from CoStar, a global leading provider of online real estate marketplaces, information and analytics in the property markets. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260326540657/en/ In the fourth quarter of 2025, annual [...]
European defense sector faces a major digital execution gap as impact expectations surge, new BearingPoint study finds March 26, 2026 A new BearingPoint study highlights how digital technologies are reshaping Europe’s defense value chain and why accelerating digital transformation is essential to strengthen industrial resilience and operational readiness.
New Rithum Report Finds 58% of Shoppers Lose Trust in the Brand When LLMs Provide Wrong Information March 25, 2026 New survey of U.S. and U.K. shoppers reveals widespread use of AI tools for product research, rising expectations for accurate pricing, and the risk when AI recommendations go wrong
Data Accessibility Failures Leave Equipment Idle 50% of the Time, New Teletrac Navman Report Finds March 25, 2026 Survey shows 74% of operators see limited data access as key constraint on equipment use