KeyBank recently contributed $5,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo in support of the annual "2 Pack A Backpack" school supply drive with WGRZ-TV.

Chances are when someone flips on a light switch or turns on a computer, they don’t think about what is generating that electricity.

Technology is an integral part of the modern classroom. Kids of all ages use new devices to enhance their learning, and these days, that includes artificial intelligence. In 2024, a Harvard University study found that 51% of young people surveyed have used generative AI

Trane Technologies announces the launch of Season 5 of Healthy Spaces, a climate technology podcast that explores the innovations transforming buildings and transport systems into more sustainable solutions.

Trane Technologies has been named to Forbes’ list of America’s Best Employers for Women 2025. Compiled in collaboration with Statista, this prestigious ranking recognizes Trane Technologies’ efforts to create a workplace where employees are empowered to succeed.

Experion Developers and the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) announced today that three of Experion’s flagship residential complexes have achieved the precertified WELL Residence designation awarded through IWBI’s WELL for residential program.

Farmers are always on the look-out for solutions to boost business efficiency and productivity, and now the CNH brand, Case IH, has launched a new product that promises to be a “game-changer” for many farming operations.

This September 21–24, the 2025 Concordia Annual Summit returns to New York City as the largest nonpartisan gathering alongside the United Nations General Assembly. Over three days, more than 4,000 decision-makers from business, government, and civil society will come together

The KeyBank Foundation has announced a grant of $300,000 to Tacoma/Pierce County Habitat for Humanity to support its Housing Counseling program and Building Hope project, both designed to improve financial stability and homeownership among underserved communities.

Supported by the Regions Foundation, Hire Local is a workforce program connecting people living across Shelby County, Tennessee, with training, education and employment opportunities in Memphis’s Medical District.