Indeed CEO steps down to tackle AI and human rights issues

He will be replaced by the company’s former CEO, Hisayuki “Deko” Idekoba, who led the company from 2013 to 2019. AUSTIN, Texas — The CEO of Austin-based job website Indeed is stepping down from the company. Chris Hyams announced he’s leaving to focus on what he calls “urgent issues” surrounding responsible AI and human rights. … Read more

Conservation groups worry Trump’s seafood order paves way for overfishing

The executive order represents a dramatic shift in federal policy on fishing in U.S. waters by prioritizing commercial fishing interests. PORTLAND, Maine — President Donald Trump’s executive order to boost the U.S. commercial fishing industry drew praise from commercial fishing groups and condemnation from environmental organizations who said they fear cutting regulations will harm fish populations that … Read more

‘Certainly have a developing crisis’ | Texas beekeepers report record bee deaths, raising alarm for agriculture

Beekeepers are worried as some have seen 80% of their hives die. ROUND ROCK, Texas — Commercial beekeepers are abuzz, saying more of their bees are dying this year. Honeybee populations are plummeting across Texas and the U.S., with some beekeepers reporting large losses in their hives. If the trend continues, it could have far-reaching … Read more