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    Key Facts on Mental Health and Aging Well with HIV▼The Data Maven: Key Facts about Mental Health and Aging Well with HIV✉newsHealthMental Health2 d ago

    The AIDS Healthcare Foundation has released a data briefing on mental health and aging well with HIV. As people living with HIV increasingly reach older age thanks to effective treatment, mental health issues such as depression, isolation and cognitive decline are becoming a bigger part of long-term HIV care. The publication highlights statistics on these challenges and what support older patients need.

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    Commentary: M&A expert's legacy rocked by storm▼Breakingviews - COMMENTARY: All-weather M&A maven’s legacy is hit by a storm✉newsEnvironmentWeather1 d ago

    A Reuters Breakingviews commentary argues that a prominent mergers and acquisitions specialist, described as an all-weather dealmaker, is seeing their legacy damaged by an unfolding storm. The piece weighs the executive's long record of deals against recent events now overshadowing it, framing the damage as a test of how their career will ultimately be remembered.

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    Maven Launches Talon Series Folding Lights●Maven Expands Beyond Filters With Clever New Talon Series Folding Lights https://petapixel.com/2026/10/05/maven-expands-MmastodonTechnology31 d ago

    Photography gear maker Maven, previously known mainly for its filters, has introduced a new product line called the Talon Series: folding lights. The announcement was covered by photography and tech outlet PetaPixel, which highlighted the design as clever and noted it marks Maven's first step beyond filters. Photographers following gear news are weighing in on the company's expansion into lighting.

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    Maven Robotics outlines plan to automate industrial work▼How Maven Robotics plans to automate industrial work, one task at a time✉newsTechnologyRobotics5 d ago

    Maven Robotics is laying out a strategy to bring automation to industrial work, focusing on one task at a time rather than wholesale replacement of operations. The approach suggests a task-by-task rollout, allowing factories to adopt robotics incrementally where it delivers the most value. Details of the company's specific technologies, customers, and timeline remain limited in the report, but the plan points to growing momentum in industrial robotics.