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- 1Nonprofits face concentrated, uneven fundraising environment, RSM warns●Nonprofits should plan for a concentrated and uneven fundraising environment
RSM, the consulting firm, is advising nonprofit organizations to prepare for a fundraising landscape that is increasingly concentrated and uneven across sectors and regions. The guidance suggests that giving may be flowing to fewer recipients rather than being distributed broadly, requiring nonprofits to plan more strategically for donor dependence and funding volatility.
- 2US Army picks five companies for PrSM missile development▼US Army selects five companies for PrSM development https://www.militarytimes.com/industry/techwatch/2026/09/30/us-army-
The US Army has selected five companies to continue development of the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM), its next-generation long-range surface-to-surface weapon. According to Military Times, the selections mark the next phase of a competition aimed at expanding production capacity and competition for the program, which is a key part of the Army's modernization priorities. The companies named have not been detailed in the available coverage.
- 3Cutting-edge surgical robot introduced at Hammersmith Hospital●Cutting edge surgical robot for Hammersmith Hospital
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust has announced the arrival of a new cutting-edge surgical robot at Hammersmith Hospital in London. The robotic system is intended to support surgeons in performing complex procedures with greater precision, marking a significant investment in advanced medical technology for the hospital and its patients.
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RSM UK, the audit, tax and consulting firm, has announced the appointment of a new head of VAT technology. The role will focus on the firm's value added tax technology services as businesses face growing automation and digital reporting requirements in tax compliance. No further details about the appointee or start date were given in the announcement.
- 5Digital asset tax reform bill advances, businesses weigh impact▼Digital asset tax reform bill advances with broad business implications
A digital asset tax reform bill is advancing through the legislative process, with analysts flagging broad implications for businesses. RSM commentary highlights that companies holding, trading or transacting in digital assets could face significant changes to reporting and tax treatment if the measure becomes law. Firms are expected to reassess compliance and planning strategies.