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Strengthening the open source supply chain with Red Hat partners

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By Kevin Kennedy
| Red Hat
Earlier today, Red Hat and IBM unveiled two commercial offerings of Lightwell to deliver automated vulnerability remediation at scale. However, true security requires a movement—a connected network of industry leaders and experts working in lockstep. Vulnerabilities in the open source supply chain affect the entire ecosystem, regardless of where they originate. That is why the launch of Lightwell is intrinsically tied to our global partner ecosystem.
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The Farm Tenancy Forum’s Guidance Note on Long-Term Farm Business Tenancies

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By Kevin Kennedy
| Burges Salmon
The Farm Tenancy Forum has just published its Guidance Note on Long-Term Farm Business Tenancies in England: Farm Tenancy Forum Guidance The fact that it has been published is likely to be seen as a key step, and will be taken as an endorsement of a move towards long-term FBTs across the sector.
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Your company, your legacy by Kevin Kennedy Joseph Bazzano, CPA, CVA, CBEC 2026-03-01

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By Kevin Kennedy, Joseph Bazzano
| NRCA Professional Roofing
Editor’s note: The information provided is not meant to be legal, accounting, insurance or tax advice. Roofing contractors spend decades building successful businesses, establishing their reputations in the marketplace, supporting employees and their families, and contributing to the community. But at some point, every roofing contractor will exit his or her company. Many business owners have as much as 70% of their wealth tied up in this illiquid asset.
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