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Building performance deadlines pass, new compliance cycles begin

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By Joe Burns Verified, Julia Himmel
| Facilities Dive Verified
The first compliance deadline for state and local building performance standards has passed for several jurisdictions, including New York City, Boston and Saint Louis. In New York City, compliance has been strong, the city reported. Other cities haven’t yet reported their results. Meanwhile, several municipalities and some states have made regulatory updates to their standards.
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Don't miss tomorrow's healthcare industry news

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By Rebecca Pifer Parduhn Verified, Shaun Lucas, Julia Himmel
| Healthcare Dive Verified
Healthcare Dive, MedTech Dive and BioPharma Dive collaborated on this five-part series examining changes at the HHS one year after sweeping layoffs. The series explores impacts across the department and provides inside looks at the CDRH, CMS, CDC and FDA. “We’re working like crazy because there’s not enough people and there’s no incentive. I don’t know what’s keeping us going most days, except for each other.” Scroll down › “It’s been a rough year.
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Digital wallet use outpaces regulators

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By Shaun Lucas, Julia Himmel, Justin Bachman Verified
| Retail Dive Verified
Back in 1999, eight years before Apple’s first iPhone release, a Silicon Valley software startup named Confinity introduced what it called a new “killer app.” It was dubbed PayPal.com. The service allowed the “beaming” of funds between users, with only an email address. “Beaming Money by Email is Web’s Next Killer App,” Confinity said in its press release pitch, describing the technology. The money-by-email effort arose from an earlier Confinity concept to transfer funds using infrared beams.
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