(StatePoint) You answer the phone and hear a familiar voice, but are you sure you know who it is on the other end of the line? The correct answer should be “no.”

(BPT) - By Jaime de Jaraíz, president of LG Electronics Iberia

(BPT) - Just like electricity, broadband is now part of daily living. It keeps us productive at work, entertained at home, and connected to friends and family near and far. It is at the heart of how we work, play and communicate. For so many, the virtual world has become a deeply valued path…

(BPT) - By Sandeep Modhvadia, Chief Product Officer, Wind River

(BPT) - By Paul Miller, CTO, Wind River

(BPT) - By Eun Seok-hyun, president of the LG Vehicle Solution (VS) Company

(BPT) - If you're a home builder, HVAC contractor or real estate developer in parts of the country that experience freezing winters, you deeply understand the challenges that come with these conditions. To maintain optimal indoor air quality (IAQ), buildings and homes in cold climates could …

(BPT) - With so many options available for household appliances today, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But when it comes to an everyday workhorse like your washing machine, you'll want to consider how its design most benefits you and your family, how you do your chores and what you need most …

(BPT) - When's the last time you took a close look at your company's frontline workflows? If you review your processes, chances are you'll find that what was once routine is too complex for manual processes to keep up. With work quickly changing across virtually all industries, improving wor…

(BPT) - Are you prepared in case of a local emergency? From severe storms to wildfires and floods, it's critical that you and your loved ones have the knowledge and resources to weather these and other disasters. This National Preparedness Month, take small steps to prepare your family for b…

(BPT) - Coral Almazan was in high school during the pandemic. Like millions of other kids in school at that time, she suddenly found herself adrift, sent home to continue classwork online, but without reliable internet access at home.

(BPT) - From the most experienced marketing and PR pros to the do-it-all-yourself small-business owners, the goal is often the same: get people to a website to learn more and ultimately become a customer.

(BPT) - At 7:32 a.m., Amanda pulls into the coffee shop near her office like she does every morning. She waves at the barista, snags her regular latte and hops back into the car, never thinking twice about the train rumbling by two blocks away. Amanda hasn't used public transit in years — no…

(BPT) - Finding a medication that alleviates major depression can often take months or years: try a dose, wait, adjust, wait again. And for many, antidepressants simply don't provide lasting relief. During that time, symptoms can disrupt work, family life and even basic daily functioning.

(BPT) - Did you know that more people over the age of 50 play video games in the U.S. than people who are under age 18? This is just one of the many surprising facts uncovered in the 2025 Essential Facts About the U.S. Game Industry Report from the Entertainment Software Association (ESA). T…

(BPT) - When someone in your family is diagnosed with cancer, it can raise questions. Is it a coincidence, or is there something that runs in the family that makes others more likely to get it too? For Jodi, whose mother was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 51, and whose maternal grandfat…

(BPT) - While road debris can damage your vehicle's windshield at any time, seasonal severe weather events are also a major cause of glass damage. With extreme weather on the rise especially at this time of year, hazards like hail, projectiles blown by high winds and drastic temperature fluc…

(BPT) - Whether you're single or have a family, budgeting for household expenses can be challenging. Balancing necessary expenses like rent or a mortgage payment, groceries, utilities and health care costs with discretionary spending like shopping for clothing, eating at restaurants and goin…

(BPT) - Tankless electric water heaters are transforming the way households experience hot water by offering energy-efficient, space-saving solutions that deliver heated water on demand. These compact units can be up to 98% smaller than traditional storage water heaters. They may be installe…

(BPT) - Weight-loss journeys powered by GLP-1 medications like Ozempic®, Wegovy®, and Mounjaro® have helped many to achieve significant changes. Yet, a new challenge has emerged: loose, sagging skin. Despite achieving significant weight loss, many individuals find their skin unable to keep p…

(BPT) - A two-second glance away from the road doubles your crash risk, yet a new study from State Farm® shows that over 65% of drivers believe it's safe to look away from the road for two seconds or longer. Even more concerning is the fact that reading or sending a quick text takes double t…

(BPT) - The U.S. aerospace and defense industries are showing strong growth and staying power. According to a market report by Mordor Intelligence, the aerospace and defense market has a current estimated value of over $525 billion in 2025. It's expected to continue growing at a compound ann…

(BPT) - In this era of instant communication and hyperconnected social media, you might think everyone feels connected to everyone else. Unfortunately, that's not the case. According to a new global study from LG on social connection, 68% of people find it harder to make real friends, and 1/…

(BPT) - From laptops to artificial intelligence, students in grade school through college rely on the latest technology every step of the way. For educators as well as their students, AI has rapidly become part of today's classroom experience.

(BPT) - By Ned Monroe

(BPT) - In today's digital-first world, where artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping every industry, companies face a new imperative: keep learning or risk falling behind. At Cognizant, a global technology leader with more than 335,000 employees, that challenge is being met with an innova…

(BPT) - In the business world, talent and tenacity are often described as the ultimate equalizers. But for many startup founders — especially those from underrepresented backgrounds — the reality is more complicated. Access to capital remains uneven. Networks that open doors to advisors, inv…

(BPT) - Do you have a middle schooler begging for their first phone? It's not surprising given that 70% of kids get their first phone by age 12.

(NewsUSA) - The evolution and impact of AI, especially with respect to national security, is poorly understood, but the explosion of knowledge is unprecedented, according to Dr. Eric Schmidt, chair of the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP).

(BPT) - The benefits of developing an early love of reading are well known, but recent reports have shown that literacy rates continue to decline globally. With unprecedented competition for children's attention, almost half (42%) of parents say distractions from phones, gaming, and TV preve…

(BPT) - By Manish Joneja, Senior Vice President, Walmart U.S. Marketplace and Walmart Fulfillment Services

(BPT) - At a time when the economy is top of mind, many business leaders are amplifying efforts toward reindustrialization, aiming to revitalize production through modernization, spark new industries and return manufacturing to regions that will most benefit from the products and jobs create…

(BPT) - If you've dreamed of going to the iconic Food & Wine Classic in Aspen — the nation's premiere culinary festival — you can do the next best thing: explore recipes demonstrated by chefs during the weekend, and learn about some of the tools and techniques they use to achieve restaur…

(BPT) - By Brittany Murrey, Executive Vice President, Talent Solutions at Per Scholas

(NewsUSA) - The second AI+ Expo took place in Washington, D.C., from June 2-4, 2025, and served as a stark reminder of the lightning pace of AI development, according to Ylli Bajraktari, president of the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP).

(BPT) - Have you skipped or delayed your yearly mammogram? You're not alone. According to a 2023 MedStar Health survey, 59% of American women over 40 skip their annual mammogram, and almost a quarter say they've never had one.