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The latest monthly data more than doubles the year-over-year results, with manufacturers investing on the expectation of future industrial activity.   

The latest move from the Biden-Harris administration requires private insurers to pay for eight COVID-19 tests per person per month.

Automation will be crucial if manufacturers are to defend themselves against 2022’s biggest cybersecurity threats.

As debate over vaccines continues to roil the country, HR experts say some companies already have instituted their own rules and are tracking shots.

As a result of wage pressures and high demand for shipping, inflation will continue to rise and supply chains will struggle through the first two-to-three quarters of 2022,” says Bruce Lancaster, CEO at Wilson Electronics.

As the list that follows shows, predictions, outlooks and forecasts captured our audience's attention, as did the downfall of a tech leader and continuing supply chain woes. 

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) seeks to ensure that AI tools used in hiring and other employment decisions comply with federal civil rights laws.

With features including segmented acquisition, FFT operation and serial bus decoding support for I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, and LIN protocols, the Digital Storage Oscilloscope Model 2194 delivers 100 MHz bandwidth in a four-channel configuration.