This year’s NFL draft is on target to achieve a first. Barring a last-minute trade, every team will go into the draft with its original first-round pick for the first time in the common draft era that began in 1967. That’s in stark contrast to recent years when teams were much more willing to trade […]
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The technology improves safety and vehicle availability by detecting maintenance issues with speed and precision. Rental gar giant Hertz will upgrade its vehicle maintenance process by partnering with UVeye, a provider of AI-driven vehicle inspection systems, to introduce advanced AI inspection to its U.S. operations. With more than 500,000 vehicles worldwide, Hertz wants
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John Healy, managing director and senior research analyst at Northcoast Research, gave the annual car rental industry Market Outlook on April 14 at the International Car Rental Show in Las Vegas. Photo: Martin Romjue / BBM The state of the automotive and rental car markets and broader economy now comes with a
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Sadan Khan, CEO of Urentacar Global, will be operating CARWIZ rental car branches across the U.K. Photo: CARWIZ International Urentacar Global, a leading car rental service provider based in the United Kingdom, and the Croatian rent-a-car franchise system, CARWIZ International, rolling out their brands across the United Kingdom, following the signing of
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Harvard filed a lawsuit Monday against the Trump administration, arguing its freeze on research funding is unconstitutional and “flatly unlawful” and calling on the court to restore more than $2.2 billion in research dollars. The filing, in U.S. District Court in Boston, requests that the court vacate and set aside the funding freeze to allow
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BOSTON — Walker Buehler wasn’t taking any chances with the early start. Instead of getting up and figuring out what roads may have been closed along the Boston Marathon route, he took his family to a nearby hotel to get ready for his Monday morning start. “I stayed at a hotel last night, just so
BOSTON — It’s been six months since Celtics star Jayson Tatum stood at center court in Boston’s TD Garden and addressed fans minutes after receiving his 2024 championship ring and watching the franchise’s 18th banner raised into the rafters. Tatum welled with emotion as he thanked fans for their support during the title run. He
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After years of careful stewardship, the University began this fiscal year with its endowment worth a record-setting $53 billion. But that overall number can conceal several important details. Most of the endowment is not only restricted by donors and held in separate funds, but the majority of those funds belong to one of the University’s
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SlaveVoyages, a groundbreaking tool for data on history’s largest slave trades, is getting a new home. Word of the project’s upcoming move was shared recently by Henry Louis Gates Jr., the Alphonse Fletcher University Professor and director of the Hutchins Center for African & African American Research. “I’m pleased to tell you today that the
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There was Toronto in 2019, the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020, Milwaukee in 2021, Golden State in 2022, Denver in 2023 and Boston in 2024. Six different seasons, six different champions. A run of parity like none other in NBA history. And now the Celtics get their turn at bucking that trend. Boston will try
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