The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency is developing a 4-step process to handle refunds for International Emergency Economic Powers Act tariffs, which will streamline the refund process for affected manufacturers and importers. The agency's progress on the system is a significant development
A study examines the link between a city's shape and its risk of bankruptcy, suggesting that amoeba-shaped cities may face higher costs and inefficiencies. The research has implications for urban planning and policy, highlighting the need for efficient strategies in irregularly shaped cities.
Rob Lloyd, Seattle's CTO, is stepping down to join the Center for Digital Government after nearly two years of leading the city's technology agenda. Lloyd's departure is part of the city's new administration reshaping its leadership team and setting priorities for the coming years.
A lawyer warns of mass casualty risks associated with AI chatbots, citing their link to suicides and appearance in mass casualty cases. The lawyer argues that AI technology is advancing too quickly, outpacing the development of necessary safeguards, and calls for more stringent regulations to mitiga
Construction Business Owner Magazine and Procore are presenting a free webinar on construction software trends to help contractors stay up-to-date with the latest technology. The webinar will take place on February 22, 2018, and registration is free.
Nashville has appointed Shawn Smith as its new Chief Information Officer to oversee digital services and IT systems. Smith will lead the Metro Department of Information Technology Services, supporting over 50 agencies and managing a budget of $64.5 million.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize the President to impose tariffs, leading to the administration announcing replacement tariffs and a forthcoming Section 301 investigation. The construction industry should prepare for continued u
The Greater Norwich Growth Board has adopted an innovative new finance model, becoming the first in the country to collectively borrow finance for major infrastructure development. The model utilizes the government's Public Works Loans Board and marks a unique collaboration in local government.
Research reveals that only 11% of UK MPs prioritize Build-to-Rent homes, despite high demand for rental properties. This lack of prioritization may worsen the housing shortage and limit rental market growth.
