Governor Newsom has signed Assembly Bill 1883, introducing sweeping new restrictions on how employers may use artificial intelligence-powered surveillance tools. The legislation, known as AB 1883, directly targets the growing use of
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MoreConagra Brands (CAG) could be undervalued by as much as 8% according to recent analysis, even as rising cost pressures continue to cloud the company’s near-term financial outlook. The packaged food giant,
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