Stephanie Hughes
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More health care workers will be able to provide abortions under a new Maryland law
Maryland is one of 19 states expanding access by widening the circle of providers, including physician assistants and nurse practitioners. → Read More
How the Department of Education is recommending higher ed spend money on mental health care
In the wake of the pandemic, there's enormous demand from college students for mental health care. The Department of Education has thoughts on how schools can provide it. → Read More
Blackstone sees student housing opportunity, buys American Campus Communities
The investment firm is buying American Campus Communities, the largest developer, owner, and manager of student housing in the U.S. for around $13 billion. → Read More
Should colleges help students pay for basic living costs?
The American Rescue Plan earmarked about $77 billion in higher ed relief, including to help students with costs outside of tuition. → Read More
More businesses are asking us to “round up” for charity. How much change does it take to make change?
Research finds more people will agree to round a purchase up for charity than give a whole dollar. The reason: It hurts less. → Read More
Among the aid Ukrainian refugees can expect: cold, hard cash
Humanitarian groups say money empowers refugees more than in-kind aid: "Giving them the cash enables them to make their own decisions." → Read More
Why advertising is no longer the holy grail of tech revenue
This tech earnings season, services, gadgets, and the cloud won. Advertising ... took a hit. → Read More
How to be a social media star for a living
"As influencers, we are walking ad space," Troy Solomon says. → Read More
Twitter is in a big game of "bot or not"
The proportion of fake users, or bots, on Twitter may be higher than previously thought. → Read More
Yes, lots of people are still playing "Pokemon Go"
The popular mobile phone game is making a comeback. → Read More
Tesla's China plant will serve the world's biggest electric car market
This week, Tesla announced its plans to build a plant in Shanghai amid trade tensions between the U.S. and China → Read More
Why Uber and others see a billion-dollar future in e-scooters
Uber's recent investment in Lime scooters is part of a deal that values the company at $1.1 billion. → Read More
Making the web easier to access for people with disabilities
Innovation is a big buzzword in the tech community, but that doesn't always mean innovation for people with disabilities. → Read More
What's Dell up to? Going public again
The personal computing giant will go public after 5 years as a private company. → Read More
The International Space Station has an AI assistant. No ... it's not evil
CIMON, a floating AI robot will help astronauts on the International Space Station. → Read More
Is Bitcoin a currency, security or commodity? Depends who you ask
Bitcoin has a bit of an identity crisis when it comes to regulatory frameworks. → Read More
Why streaming services sail in to save TV's castaways
If your favorite show gets canned on network television, there may be hope yet, thanks to the internet. → Read More
VidCon general manager: Online video is about more than just YouTube
The popular online video conference is trying to highlight other platforms, like Twitch and LinkedIn. → Read More
YouTube tries to make nice with its creators
Many are unhappy with how the site pays them. → Read More
Is the e-scooter craze more bubble than business?
A look at the tangled investment web that’s fueling so-called micro-mobility. → Read More