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Climate expert: ‘The harm will get worse’ – ‘Inspirational’ Landscape of Glacier National Park Emerges as Thread in Climate Trial

Testimony from renowned Earth scientist, glaciologist figures prominently into second day of youth-led constitutional climate trial Held v. Montana

What CEOs Are Asking McKinsey About AI, Talent And The Future Of Work

It’s been just over six months since ChatGPT was launched on the world. Like every other transformative technology shift, it’s already prompting leaders to question how they do everything from drug discovery and investing to talent management and partnerships.

Deep Red North Dakota Catches Green Hydrogen Bug

The US state of North Dakota is among those not waiting around for the green hydrogen grass to grow under their feet.

Small Town Summit in Missoula, Montana uplifts rural, Indigenous voices

The Missoula event allowed for more than 250 participants to create conversations about breaking borders, strategizing and addressing issues their communities face.

Rise of AI: Is Your Company Prepared for Generative AI?

Professor Rahul Kapoor explains why now is the time for business leaders to develop new frameworks to manage the changes ahead.

Don’t Buy Another Gas Car! No Hybrids Either. It’s Got To Be Electric!

We are approaching the time when gas vehicles will fall out of favor, new sales will be banned or just fade away, and the resale value of your gas vehicle will drop to nearly zero. Ever try to sell a tube TV after flatscreen TVs had taken over the market?

Supreme Court’s Jack Daniel’s Decision Clarifies that Traditional Trademark Use “Does Not Receive Special First Amendment Protection,” Even When it Has Expressive Message

Humor matters, but it’s not the most important thing when considering a trademark infringement or dilution claim.

3 New Rules of Modern Branding

Rion Harmon and his team at Day Job have created nearly 100 brand campaigns and concepts. Here’s what he thinks you need to know.

After Tester’s Push, Montanans Will Finally Have More Accurate High-Speed Internet Connectivity Maps

New interactive maps will allow Montanans to search for their home coverage and lodge an agency complaint if it is inaccurate

First look: New version of the National Broadband Map – How Is This Acceptable Montana?

The big news is the projected allocation of the $42.5 billion. NTIA plans to release the allocations at the end of June, so it is more than likely that with the release of this data, the allocation levels are now set.