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4Sight Delivers 75.7% EPS Growth With Business AI Innovation

26 June at 18:04 PM, via Tech Financials

JSE-listed 4Sight Holdings has delivered another set of strong financial results and positive operational performance for the year ended 28 February 2025. Operating profit rose 49.3%, supported by 28.4% Cash Balance growth, delivering 75.7% Earnings per Share for shareholders for the two-year year-on-year comparison. “Our latest set of results reflect the continued success of our […]

Late Judgments Have Increased. Here’s What’s Being Done To Fix The Problem

26 June at 17:32 PM, via Tech Financials

As of August 2024, more than 220 judgments were outstanding for more than six months, with the Johannesburg Labour Court, Pretoria High Court and Mahikeng High Court having the highest number of late judgments. The number of late judgments has more than doubled since 2019, when around 90 were recorded. Most of the increase has […]

New Slack Research: Daily AI Usage Among Workers Surges 233%

26 June at 17:17 PM, via Tech Financials

Salesforce’s latest Slack Workforce Index revealed a significant increase in AI adoption and excitement among desk workers, with daily AI usage higher by an astounding 233% in just six months. The survey of 5,000 global desk workers also found that AI has emerged as a clear competitive advantage, as workers who use AI daily prove to be 64% more productive and 81% more...

RFK Jr’s vaccine panel recommends new RSV treatment for infants

26 June at 16:57 PM, via The Guardian

Move comes after health secretary replaced advisory board with ideological allies and several vaccine skeptics

Robert F Kennedy Jr’s reconstituted vaccine advisory panel recommended a new treatment to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in infants.

The treatment, a new monoclonal antibody called clesrovimab, which will be sold under the brand name Enflonsia by Merck, was recommended by...

Lottery Licence Evaluators Had No Lottery Experience

26 June at 16:41 PM, via Tech Financials

The committee that evaluated bids for South Africa’s multi-billion rand lottery licence consisted of people with gaming and casino experience but no lottery expertise, critics say. Major auditing firms refused to participate in the evaluation process due to “reputational risk” after the corruption that plagued the National Lotteries Commission under its previous leadership. Minister Parks […]

Test developed to identify women at increased risk of miscarriage

26 June at 16:32 PM, via The Guardian

Study discovered abnormal process in womb lining, with potential for new treatments to prevent pregnancy loss

Scientists have developed a test to identify women with an increased risk of miscarriage, which could pave the way for new treatments to prevent pregnancy loss.

About one in six of all pregnancies are lost, most before 12 weeks, and each miscarriage increases the risk of another one...

Rigaku Expands Production Facilities for the Semiconductor Market

26 June at 16:00 PM, via ITWeb

Rigaku Corporation, a global solution partner in X-ray analytical technologies and a Group company of Rigaku Holdings Corporation (headquarters: Akishima, Tokyo; CEO: Jun Kawakami; hereinafter “Rigaku”) has increased its capacity for production of semiconductor process control instruments at its own plant in Takatsuki, Osaka Prefecture and at the facilities of a partner company* in...

UK scientists to synthesise human genome to learn more about how DNA works

26 June at 15:54 PM, via The Guardian

Five-year SynHG project aims to pave way for next generation of medical therapies and treatment of diseases

Researchers are embarking on an ambitious project to construct human genetic material from scratch to learn more about how DNA works and pave the way for the next generation of medical therapies.

Scientists on the Synthetic Human Genome (SynHG) project will spend the next five years...

How we’re killing our microbiome – video

26 June at 15:31 PM, via The Guardian

Our human microbiome is in decline, which is likely to be contributing to the sharp rise in non-communicable diseases, health conditions that cannot be directly transmitted between people, such as cardiovascular disease and cancers. Josh Toussaint-Strauss talks to Dr James Kinross, colorectal surgeon and author of the book Dark Matter: The New Science of the Microbiome, about why the human...

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