Does “sushi-grade” or “sashimi-grade” actually mean anything? Is it just marketing? Fishermen, fishmongers and chefs weigh in on seafood quality grades.

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Some of Australia’s most popular sunscreens have been exposed for failing to provide the advertised protection – and this in ...

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Analyze the output of AI content writers post-ChatGPT so you can use what's best for your business and keep up with the ever-changing digital marketing landscape.

When a company changes its name, it’s often seen as a fresh start — a rebranding meant to signal innovation, a shift in strategy, or a move toward a cleaner image.

Turnitin charged some California colleges 3 times more for the same plagiarism detector Experts say companies often base their pricing on what they think colleges are willing to pay.

Forescout named Rob Amezcua, worldwide sales SVP, chief revenue officer, and Joe Malenfant, former Trellix executive, product marketing lead.