'Heartbreaking to slow down': UW-Madison researchers warn funding cuts would delay new treatments for cancer, more
The concerns have grown amidst sweeping layoffs at federal health agencies, a lag in research funding and efforts by the NIH ...
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Universities Do Spend Indirect Costs on Research, And It’s Still Not Enough
Many, including prominent scientists, seem to misunderstand the true cost of biomedical research and the fact that ...
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Competition Appeal Tribunal urged to approve £200m Mastercard settlement
Judges should approve the ‘reasonable’ £200m settlement agreed between class representative Walter Merricks CBE and Mastercard, the Competitions Appeal Tribunal was told today – in a claim originally ...
The National Law Review3h
What Will Trump 2.0 Mean for Employee Benefits?—One Place to Look for Clues: Project 2025
Even as high-priority issues such as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), immigration, and Ukraine take center stage in ...
Pensions&Investments6h
Most DC plan sponsors find managed account fees too high — PGIM survey
Among plan sponsors, 89% said a fee of up to 24 basis points was the highest they were willing to pay for managed accounts as ...
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Inherited an IRA? Suze Orman Warns This New IRS Rule Could Cost You Big
New IRS rule could cost you big if you inherit an IRA. Find out what you need to know to avoid costly penalties starting in ...
Immigrants Consume Far Less Welfare Than American Citizens: Study
Nowrasteh and co-writer Jerome Famularo found that noncitizens were claiming $4,564 per capita, compared to $9,623 for native-born citizens and $11,135 for naturalized immigrants—i.e. immigrants who ...