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CTO and CMO teams are urged to align IT and business goals to improve customer communications at scale.
Cloud-based CCM platforms centralize multi-channel messaging for faster, compliant campaigns.
No-code tools let business users tailor messages without programming skills.
IT retains control over data security and system reliability.
Alignment not only cuts costs but accelerates innovation across sectors.
Examples include tariff updates for utilities and personalized bank communications.
Regulatory pressure and rising customer expectations drive urgency for alignment.
The Doxee Platform combines CCM with CXM to enable IT-business collaboration.
A white paper offers a practical roadmap for leaders to bridge IT and communications.
Leading enterprises use cloud CCM to connect data insights with decision-making.

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Dana Alden Fox has joined BDJ, PC as a partner, marking a high-profile move from defense to the plaintiff side in California.
Fox brings four decades of trial experience handling complex, high-exposure California cases.
BDJ founder Kevin Danesh said Fox’s insurer-insight and trial success strengthen the firm’s strategy for injured clients.
Fox previously served as a partner at Lewis Brisbois LA, where he co-chaired General Liability and Civil Rights and Police Litigation Defense Task Force.
Fox has led trial work for Live Nation, the Dodgers stadium incident, and a Baldwin-related case.
BDJ has grown rapidly to more than 60 attorneys and over $2 billion in client recoveries.
Fox indicated his move will allow him to apply defense insights to help injured clients.
The Los Angeles Times Studios article cites sources from BDJ and Fox's prior tenure.
Fox’s move signals a notable shift within California’s legal landscape for defense to plaintiff collaboration.
The article highlights Fox’s leadership and accolades, including American College of Trial Lawyers status.

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The 344 Central Ave. Silver Creek property, home to Hae Jude Custom Signs, was sold in September for $160,000 to KRD Enterprises, LLC.
There are no announced changes in the operation of the Silver Creek sign shop after the sale.
The sale is part of a broader look at Chautauqua County real estate transactions from Sept. 23–30, with 89 total sales in that period.
The broader real estate activity includes multiple high-value transfers in Ellery, Bemus Point, and Dunkirk during the same period.
The article lists numerous other sales in Jamestown, Westfield, Dunkirk, Fredonia, and surrounding areas.
The report notes Nicki Nearhoof remained a contact for the business post-sale.
The Post Journal collaborated with OBSERVER on reviewing county real estate transactions.
Overall, 89 real estate transactions occurred in the county during Sept. 23–30.
The report includes a range of property types, from commercial to residential sales across multiple towns.
No business operations changes were announced for the Silver Creek sign shop after the sale.

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A 37-year-old medical student in Atlanta says rideshare work has not been the profitable side hustle she expected.
She rented a car at first and later bought her own vehicle after finding high costs and low ride payments.
Some weeks she works up to 55 hours to cover expenses and has completed thousands of trips.
She says rideshare work can compromise sleep and well-being, raising safety concerns for herself and others on the road.
The piece notes ride-hailing firms encourage breaks and limit continuous driving, per spokespeople.
She has tried substitute teaching and delivery work as alternatives to rideshare.
The driver says rideshare is not a sustainable option for her medical training and future plans.
The article frames the experience as an as-told-to interview with Alex Bitter for Business Insider.
Watkins says she balanced caregiving for family with medical studies while attempting rideshare as a flexible option.
The story highlights the evolving view of rideshare as a viable income stream versus a sustainable career option.
Business Insider frames the piece as a personal narrative verified by the publication.

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Synopsys reported Q3 revenue of $1.740 billion, missing guidance and signaling softer demand.
Net income fell 43% year over year, contributing to a sharp stock decline.
The stock dropped 35.84% to $387.78 following the quarterly results.
The FTC ordered Synopsys to sell certain assets related to its merger with Ansys.
The asset sale is intended to address antitrust concerns from the $35 billion merger with Ansys.
The merger in question is valued at about $35 billion.
TradingView provided the latest updates on Synopsys’ earnings and FTC actions.
The report cites guidance and market reaction as context for the quarterly results.
The article covers the broader trend of antitrust actions in tech mergers.
The coverage highlights ongoing M&A activity within the tech sector.

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