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A new high-tech era for US AML compliance

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High-Tech

Jo Ann Barefoot from the Alliance for Innovative Regulation (AIR) explains how the emergence of regtech companies that provide data-driven solutions to implement the 2020 anti-trafficking law in the US can be new AML tools. More than half a century ago, the US Congress passed the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) to regulate how banks, regulators, and law enforcement agencies deal with financial crimes. Financial institutions have spent the intervening five years seeking to comply with its anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Unfortunately, their efforts yielded little success. The United Nations estimates that less than 1 percent of the world’s illicit moneyRead News

2023 Chevrolet Colorado Goes All in Turbo Power, High-Tech Features

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High-Tech

The Chevrolet Colorado midsize truck has been completely redesigned for the 2023 model year. Big changes to power, technology and off-road capability are in store. Chevy says it wanted to focus on an upgraded design, increased functionality and new and useful technology with the truck, which now has a single wheel drive and a single Crew Cab configuration. The new 2023 Chevrolet Colorado pickup will continue to compete with the Toyota Tacoma, GMC Canyon, Nissan Frontier and Ford Ranger. The new Chevrolet midsize truck has a 3.1-inch longer wheelbase than the current Crew Cab model with a shorter front overhangRead News

Heidrick & Struggles is looking for high tech executives in the Holy Land

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High-Tech

What do Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, Kåre Schultz, CEO of Teva, and Alfred Kelly, CEO of Visa Global, have in common? At first glance, not much, beyond the fact that all three are at the helm of major corporations. However, those behind the scenes could also say that all three would not have got the job if it were not for the American headhunting company Heidrick & Matches. Companies such as Heidrick & Battles often operate below the surface and do not want those who do not need to know about their existence and activities to be exposedRead News

Healthy Living: A Review of High-Tech Guidance Systems for Back Procedures – News 9 & 10

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High-Tech

Sixteen million American adults have chronic back pain. Each year, surgeons perform more than a million and a half spine surgeries in an effort to bring some relief. In today’s Healthy Living, Andrea Ludema introduces us to a high-tech guidance system that allows surgeons to be more precise and efficient during back procedures.

Royal Navy Buys Commercial Crewboat for High-Tech Testing

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High-Tech

Published Jul 29, 2022 6:21 PM by The Maritime Executive Committee The Royal Navy has acquired a modified commercial crew boat to be used as a test bed for future technologies, including autonomous systems. The service ordered a 42-metre Damen 4008 Fast Crew Supplier last year, which has been fitted to Royal Navy specification and delivered within 12 months. Patrick Blackett’s new XV “Experimental Ship” will conduct sea trials for the Royal Navy’s experimentation and research and development, NavyX. Giving the department its own ship will allow it to accelerate its program without burdening combat ships.

Indiana schools are using high technology and creativity to keep kids safe

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High-Tech

Click here for updates on this story INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — John Akers has spent 26 years protecting and serving the community in law enforcement and working as a school resource officer. But over the years, he says his conversations have changed with the students he works to keep safe. He is often asked a question over and over: “Will you protect me?” Asked if it’s devastating for him, Akers said, “Yes. It takes some time where you might have to go into your office and kind of take a breath and collect yourself.” School districts across Indiana have increased theirRead News

After Tester’s Attempt, Bipartisan Bill to Ban China and Bring Back High-Tech American Manufacturing Jobs Passes Senate.

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High-Tech

Montana companies & universities praise bill; Senator was only member of Montana delegation appointed to legislation’s conference Committee Continuing his push to create good-paying jobs and maintain America’s competitive edge over China, U.S. Senator Jon Tester today voted to pass the bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act, legislation that will invest in high-tech manufacturing across the country, Strengthen technology supply chains, and strengthen the development of modern research in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Senator Tester was Montana’s leading champion for China’s competitiveness legislation and was the only member of the state delegation to the legislative conferenceRead News

High-Tech Mattress Company Bryte Raises $20M In Temp Round Led By Sealy

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High-Tech

Expect more mattresses built to understand your sweet spot every night. No jokes. A major partnership between Tempur Sealy and Bryte promises more mattresses and AI products for the ever-growing high-tech mattress and sleep market. Mattress startup Bryte raised $ 20 million in new funding led by Tempur Sealy International, the company announced Wednesday. The investment also promises a collaboration between the two companies on future products. Bryte is known for his The Restorative Bed ™, which is already found in luxury hotels like the Park Terrace Hotel in New York City, not to mention celebrities. The bed uses internalRead News

Wichita welcomes Novacoast headquarters, 100 new high-tech jobs

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High-Tech

WICHITA, Kan. (WIBW) – A cybersecurity company heads to Sunflower State with 100 new high-tech jobs and plans to make Wichita a cybersecurity training center. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly announced on Friday, July 29, that cybersecurity firm Novacoast will be moving its corporate headquarters to Wichita from Santa Barbara, California. He said the company also plans to bring in 100 new high-tech jobs and will help make Wichita a cybersecurity training center. “I’m excited that Novacoast is moving its headquarters to Wichita and creating 100 high-tech jobs for Kansans,” said Governor Kelly. “More and more companies are choosing to comeRead News

MIHealthyLife will strengthen health care coverage for Michiganders

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Health

MDHHS wants to hear from the community about Medicaid improvements before choosing a health plan LANSING, Michigan – The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) announced MIHealthyLife, an initiative to strengthen Medicaid coverage by seeking public input when the department renegotiated Medicaid health plan contracts. “Under the MIHealthyLife banner, MDHHS seeks to bring together the investment, creativity, and commitment of its departments and partners – including health plans, providers, and communities – to create a more equitable, coordinated, and people-centred care system dedicated to ensuring Michiganders a better future. healthier,” said MDHHS Director Elizabeth Hertel. Medicaid and theRead News

Local health officials are dealing with an epidemic of monkeypox in New York City

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Health

For more than two years, local health officials in New York have been busy. Between a global pandemic and now the monkeypox outbreak in the state, Association of County Health Officials Executive Director Sarah Ravenhall says public health offices are juggling multiple issues. The front lines of the monkeypox outbreak in New York have been at the county level, and officials there have needed resources. “Public health is in the spotlight right now, and we’ve done a good job to the point where we don’t have enough vaccine for the demand,” Ravenhall said. This week, New York Health Commissioner MaryRead News

The Senate deal could prevent millions from losing health insurance

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Health

After worrying for months that the American Rescue Plan Act subsidies that made health insurance more affordable would disappear, state health officials across the country are now hoping they will be extended and millions won’t lose their coverage as they feared. That optimism stemmed from Wednesday’s announcement by Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin that they had reached an agreement on a multimillion-dollar package they call the Tax Reduction Act. the inflation The legislation would extend the grants, which now expire at the end of the year, for three more years. With $433 billion inRead News

Governor Newsom Applauds President Biden for Youth Mental Health Actions Complementing California’s $4.7 Billion Big Plan | Governor of California

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Health

California’s $4.7 billion Master Plan for Children’s Mental Health will ensure that all Californians 25 and under have expanded access to mental health and substance use support SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom applauded the Biden-Harris Administration for new steps to strengthen mental health services in schools and address the youth mental health crisis. This will result in millions of federal dollars coming to California to help the state further strengthen these essential services. The launch of this federal initiative complements California’s $4.7 billion Master Plan for Children’s Mental Health, which aims to ensure universal access to mental health and substanceRead News

Health Navigation :: Contra Costa Regional Medical Center

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Health

African American Health Conductors In partnership with the Center for Human Development, Contra Costa Regional Medical Centers & Health Centers provides culturally and linguistically appropriate health navigation and advocacy services to its patients as part of our efforts to eliminate health care disparities. Health leaders and promoters help guide patients through their health care experience, as well as connect patients to community health, housing and nutrition resources. Here are some important things conductors and promoters help patients with: Promotoras Re-Entry Conductors The African American Health Conductor Program was formed in 2006 to address black people’s historical distrust ofRead News

Patient Care Estimates

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Health

Orlando Health is committed to helping patients make informed decisions about their care. Our online cost estimator tool helps you estimate your out-of-pocket costs for care. While this tool can help you estimate some health care costs, it’s important to know that it only provides an estimate. The estimate includes hospital charges and fees, but does not include medical fees, such as charges for an emergency room physician, radiologist or anesthesiologist. Additionally, your final cost may be higher or lower depending on many factors, including coverage, length of stay in the hospital, health problems and treatment recommendations your doctor hasRead News

Migration and health: ‘Anti-immigrant rhetoric must stop’

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Health

Escape from threats in your home country, survive a journey that little can imagine, and then, finally, if you’re lucky, arrive in a country that you hope will welcome you. This is the reality for many refugees. But what then? A recent World Health Organization report has concluded that many migrants and refugees face worse health outcomes than the local population. We examine why health systems need to change to meet the needs of a changing world. War in Ukraine, civil war in Syria, turmoil and hardship in Afghanistan – these are just some of the situations that lead peopleRead News

The country punishes health practitioners | Washington State Department of Health

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Health

For Immediate Release: July 29, 2022 (22-115) Contact: Sharon Moysiuk, Communications 360-549-6471 Public Inquiries: Health Systems Customer Service 360-236-4700 OLYMPIA – The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary action or withdrawn charges against the following health care providers in our state. The Ministry’s Health Systems Quality Assurance Division works with boards, commissions and advisory committees to establish licensing standards for more than 80 health professions (e.g. dentists, nurses , advisers). Information about disciplinary action taken against physicians and physician assistants is available on the Washington Medical Commission (WMC) website. Questions regarding WMC disciplinary action can be sent toRead News

Veteran of mental health services named CEO of Valley Oaks Health

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Health

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A new CEO and president has been named for Valley Oaks Health, Lafayette’s comprehensive mental health and addiction care center serving nine Hoosier counties. This designated community mental health center provides mental health care regardless of insurance status or age, as it has multiple child-centered therapies. Earlier this year, Dan Arens, the chief operating officer of a similar organization, Adult & Children’s Health in Indianapolis, has been named the next president and CEO of Valley Oaks Health. Arens has more than 25 years of experience in the mental health care field, and looks forward to assuming hisRead News

State Department of Health Announces Restructuring and Focus on Health Equity, Aging & Emergency Preparedness to Advance Public Health Care in New York

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Health

ALBANY, N.Y. (July 29, 2022) – The New York State Department of Health today announced new efforts to better promote and protect the health of all New Yorkers. A strategic planning effort led by Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett focused on optimizing the Department’s talent, workflow and collaboration, integrating new systems, and increasing -diversity as part of its overall mission to build a stronger and more equitable New York. To achieve this goal, the Department established an Office of Aging andamp; Long-term Care, Office of Health Equity & Human Rights, Chief Medical Officer, and established a leadership cabinet. Additionally, Dr.Read News

As inflation rises, food banks struggle to meet higher demand and raise prices

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Food

NEW You can now listen to Fox News articles! Food banks are struggling to provide aid to Americans in need as both demand and costs skyrocket, the head of Georgia’s largest food bank said, urging the government to provide more aid. “It’s a very humbling moment when you come across someone who is afraid,” Atlanta Community Food Bank President and CEO Kyle Waide told Fox News. “They can’t take care of their family. We see it every day.” “They have to choose between buying food or paying utilities,” Waide continued. “Those kinds of choices just put families at a realRead News

Emergency Food Box meets needs | News, sports, jobs

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Food

The Emergency Food Box Board of Directors held its third quarterly meeting on July 21 at its new location, 107 N. First St. Chairman Gary Fulton informed the board that the sale of the former Food Box building on Third Street was finalized on July 18. It was the consensus of the board to donate the entertainment stage in front of the current building to the county conservation for $1 . It was decided to install a permanent sign on the outside west wall that read the emergency box phone 641-753-2801. Since the days and hours that the EFB isRead News

6 best documentaries on food justice, history, culture

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Food

The food justice movement is a global movement and strategic perspective that recognizes nutritious food as a human right. It argues that malnutrition is both a symptom and a cause of the structural inequalities that divide society, recognizing how race, class, and gender play important roles in the way food is produced, distributed, and consumed. In particular, the movement seeks to highlight how Communities of Color and low-income communities are disproportionately harmed by the current food system – for example, their lack of access to productive resources. In addition, the model considers other factors that hinder food availability, such asRead News

Pueblo Food Project seeks grant to continue its mission to create an equitable food system

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Food

The Pueblo Food Project is set to apply for another grant from the Colorado Health Foundation, program manager Megan Moore told the Pueblo City Council during a work session last week. The current grant from the Colorado Health Foundation expires at the end of September. The new grant would award the Pueblo Food Project $400,000 over two years. “This will be another set of money to continue our mission,” Moore told The Chieftain. The latest grant would be the third round of funding provided to the Pueblo Food Project by the Colorado Health Foundation. The organization first received seed moneyRead News

Mangoes, miso, bananas and more: a selection of multicultural food writers

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Food

The first and only time I went to a dietician, they gave me a pamphlet of healthy recipes, as you might expect. Still, I was not prepared for what I saw. Boring cantaloupe stuffed with cottage cheese, bland iceberg lettuce salads and bland rice substitutes greeted me when I peeled back the paper bundle. “Is this really it?” I asked. Needless to say, I was disappointed. As a food writer and recipe developer – and a person who likes to eat – I want taste, colour, texture and diversity in my food. I am half Asian and half Latinx. MyRead News

FTC Takes Action to Prevent Payment Processor First American From Catching Small Businesses With Surprising Exit Fees And Zombie Fees

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Business

The Federal Trade Commission today took action against payment processing company First American Payment Systems and two of its sales subsidiaries for nabbing small businesses with hidden terms, surprise exit fees and zombie charges. The FTC alleges that the defendants made false claims about fees and cost savings to lure merchants, many of whom had limited English proficiency. After merchants were enrolled, the defendants withdrew funds from their accounts without their consent, and made it difficult and expensive for them to cancel the service. According to a proposed federal court order, the defendants will have to return $4.9 million toRead News

Brooklyn businessman pleads guilty to tax evasion

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Business

You are here Underreported Proceeds from his Buyout Agreement Underreported income from his buyout deal A man from New York pleaded guilty yesterday to tax evasion. According to court documents and statements filed in court, from 2009 to 2014 David Seruya was an original owner and shareholder of a New Jersey-based home insurance company. In 2014, Seruya entered into a buyout agreement whereby he agreed to sell his shares back to the company and exit the company. In exchange for his stock, the home warranty company agreed to pay Seruya a total of more than $4.1 million, which included aRead News

Measuring business uncertainty in developing and emerging economies

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Business

Uncertainty about business prospects is a fact of life for any business. When deciding whether to hire new workers or invest in new technology, businesses don’t know whether it will result in higher sales and profits, due to factors beyond their control. Instead, they forecast future sales revenue (and other performance metrics) and take into account the uncertainty surrounding those forecasts. They think about situations where things can turn out worse than predicted, leaving them with too many workers and idle investments – or the opposite when things turn out better. Only after weighing these scenarios can companies decide whetherRead News

Business Plan Needs Show Needs That Can’t Be Filled With Federal Dollars Alone

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Business

The Jamestown City Council and the Jamestown Local Development Corporation are facing a serious problem. There are more business owners looking to expand, add equipment or reinvest in their buildings than there is federal stimulus funding to go around. City officials are currently in the process of deciding how much, if any, to increase the ARPA property infrastructure development grant program for the building from the initially approved $500,000. Rep. Jeff Russell, R-At Large, expressed concern that some applicants had already received various types of federal assistance during the disaster. That concern – a good one, by the way –Read News

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