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Independent holding company Meet the People has secured a foothold in the U.S. South with Tuesday’s acquisition of the LOOMIS…
If gratification is so easy, why don’t you feel more gratified already? Because it’s gotten harder. It’s still easy to…
String bikinis? Check. Extra sunscreen? Check. Walls of cameras so millions of Americans can watch your spicy summer flings happen…
Focus and productivity apps abound, all to help you stave off the many distractions coming from your phone. Or the…
Anthropic goes to great lengths to prevent people in China from using its AI models, but in practice, its safeguards…
A clinic in London, run by a former maker of artisanal ice cream, is treating patients with stage 4 cancer…
Right-wing officials and data center investors are increasingly claiming that data center protests are being funded and influenced by the…
A new startup aims to reinvent how people discover their next favorite place to dine and, one day, perhaps more.…
The value of all advertising centers around whether it gets consumers to convert—that usually means buying something, but could also…
As a crowd of 60 anti-vaxxers squeezed into the upstairs dining area of Jonathan’s Grille in Nashville on a recent…
For the past few days, CNN’s chief international correspondent, Clarissa Ward, has been reporting from Bunia, the capital of the…
Substack announced on Wednesday a new feature called “Reply Rules,” designed to give creators greater control over how their audiences…
Renowned 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley‘s tenure at the newsmagazine has come to an abrupt end after the show’s newly…
Scott Pelley, a renowned 60 Minutes correspondent, and Nick Bilton, the show’s new executive producer, reportedly got into a heated…
Indie agency Mojo Supermarket has ended its nine-month search for a head of strategy, bringing in Droga5’s strategy director Brad…
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