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    Police enter Sorbonne campus as students hold assembly●Alert. The CRS are entering the Sorbonne campus as students were gathering in a general assembly. CRS in a university! F𝕏xFR7.2K2 h ago

    Police units entered the Sorbonne in Paris while students were gathering for a general assembly, according to a widely shared account. The intervention at one of France's most symbolic universities is being described by critics as an escalation, with blame directed at President Emmanuel Macron and police chief Laurent Nuñez. Reactions online express alarm at police presence inside a university campus.

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    Teen loses hand in grenade blast by police in Lens●FLASH A 15-year-old high school student had his left hand RIPPED OFF by the explosion of a grenade thrown by a CRS offic𝕏xFR4K11 h ago

    A 15-year-old high school student in Lens, France, had his left hand torn off by the explosion of a grenade thrown by a CRS officer, according to a witness account. The reported injury is causing outrage and drawing scrutiny of the use of police grenades during public order operations.

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    Carpenter Technology Flagged as Affordable Growth Stock▼Carpenter Technology (NYSE:CRS): Affordable Growth With Quality Metrics✉newsTechnology23 h ago

    Carpenter Technology, the specialty alloys maker listed on the NYSE under CRS, is being highlighted as an affordable growth opportunity with strong quality metrics. The analysis points to a valuation that looks reasonable relative to the company's growth prospects, combined with solid financial-health indicators. Investors following the industrial materials sector are taking note of the stock's combination of growth and quality characteristics.

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    CRScube Acquires Mednet to Expand AI-Assisted Data Entry in Clinical Trials▼✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    Clinical software company CRScube has acquired Mednet, a provider of electronic data capture systems for clinical trials. The deal is aimed at expanding AI-assisted data entry capabilities across CRScube's clinical trial technology platform. The move signals continued consolidation in the clinical trial software sector as vendors race to integrate artificial intelligence into trial data management workflows.