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Financial Times reports that insurance against gun violence is becoming a booming business in the United States. Products covering active-shooter incidents and related liabilities are attracting growing demand from schools, businesses and event organisers amid the persistent toll of shootings. The rise points to how private markets are adapting to a risk that public policy has not resolved.
- 2Yale Experts Share Five Takeaways From Climate Week NYCβΌFive Takeaways From YSE Experts at Climate Week NYC
Yale School of the Environment published five key takeaways from its experts following Climate Week in New York City. The roundup distills what environmental scholars saw as the most significant themes and outcomes from the annual gathering, which brings together governments, businesses and advocates on climate action.
- 3Business Schools Show Their Values Through Action, Not WordsβΌMBA Voices: Business Schools Donβt Just Tell You Who They Are β They Show You
A new commentary argues that business schools reveal their true character through actions rather than marketing claims. The piece, published by Poets&Quants under its MBA Voices series, suggests prospective MBA applicants should judge programs by how schools behave in practice β in admissions, culture and student support β rather than relying solely on what brochures and websites promise.
- 4NYC Bathhouse Turns Heads With Flirty Instagram PostsβThe Russian and Turkish Bathhouse Has the Horniest Instagram Account Ever https://hellgatenyc.com/russian-and-turkish-ba
The Russian and Turkish Bathhouse, a longtime East Village spa in Manhattan, is getting attention for its unusually cheeky Instagram account. Hell Gate NYC ran a piece calling it the horniest Instagram account of any business, highlighting the bathhouse's suggestive posts and playful captions. Readers are enjoying the contrast between the old-school public bathhouse and its surprisingly flirty social media presence.
- 5Titan Fitness Launches Commercial Division for Gyms and SchoolsβTitan Fitness Launches Commercial Division for Gyms, Schools and Training Facilities
Titan Fitness has announced the launch of a new commercial division aimed at supplying gyms, schools and training facilities with equipment. The move marks an expansion beyond its home fitness market, positioning the brand to compete for institutional and professional buyers. The announcement was made via a press release, and details on product lines and pricing have drawn interest from fitness industry watchers.
- 6Fifth Graders Pitch Business Ideas at 'Swimming With the Big Fish'βFifth graders pitch business ideas at βSwimming With the Big Fishβ competition
Fifth grade students took part in the 'Swimming With the Big Fish' competition, presenting their own business ideas in front of an audience. The event gives elementary schoolers a chance to practice entrepreneurship, pitching and public speaking skills. It has drawn local attention as an example of bringing business education into primary schools.
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Most graduates of French business schools are landing their first jobs in finance and sales, according to a report by The PIE News. The findings highlight how these two sectors remain the main entry points into the labour market for business school leavers in France, shaping early career paths for new graduates.
- 8Minnesota's Biggest Candy Shop Sticks to Old-School Methodsβ2 men, 2 scanners and hundreds of thousands of stickers: How Minnesota's biggest candy shop stays old school https:// fe
Minnesota's largest candy shop is drawing attention for sticking with a low-tech approach: just two men using two handheld scanners and hundreds of thousands of price stickers instead of modern barcode automation. The story highlights how the shop's old-fashioned pricing system has become part of its charm, prompting readers to admire its dedication to tradition in an increasingly automated retail world.
- 9Scholastic's Third Quarter Tested by Book Fairs and Education HeadwindsβΌSCHL Q3 Deep Dive: Book Fairs, Franchise Activity, and Education Headwinds Shape Results
Scholastic's fiscal third quarter results are drawing attention, with analysts pointing to its book fair business, franchise-related activity, and broader pressures on education spending as the key factors shaping performance. The children's publisher is navigating a challenging school market, and commentary is focused on how resilient its core book fair revenue remains amid tightening school budgets.
- 10Harvard Business School Hosts Annual Entrepreneurship ConferenceβThe Annual Entrepreneurship Conference at Harvard Business School
Harvard Business School is holding its Annual Entrepreneurship Conference, an event that brings together students, alumni, founders and investors for discussions on startups and venture building. The law firm Foley Hoag referenced its involvement with the conference. Little detail beyond the event's existence is currently circulating.
- 11College Football Profits Off Players, Then Lectures ThemβCollege football gets rich off its players. Then we all lecture them about their behavior https://www.nytimes.com/athlet
A New York Times piece argues that college football programs and the NCAA earn enormous revenue from players while publicly scolding those same athletes over their conduct. The article points to schools including Oregon, USC and Texas, framing the criticism of player behavior as hypocritical given how much money universities make from their labor. Readers are debating whether the sport's moral lectures about athletes can survive its profit-driven business model.
- 12Parents say school apps are overwhelming themβMORNING BUSINESS REPORT: Parents say they're overwhelmed with school-based apps
A morning business report highlights growing parental frustration with the number of school-based apps families are expected to use. Parents say juggling multiple platforms for grades, communications, payments and attendance has become overwhelming, raising questions for schools and app providers about consolidation and usability.