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Delta is rewriting the rules of airline planning—and handing you the pen [13d]
Starbucks PSL is back—these 3 cities will have something extra [13d]
4 ways to spot a self-centered person in 5 minutes or less, according to psychologists [13d]
Consumers like misspelled brand names as long as they make sense, research shows [13d]
Pop Mart announces mini and long-fur versions of Labubus [13d]
2026 U.S. health insurance forecast: higher prices and less coverage [13d]
TikTok shutdown deadline will keep getting extended, says Trump [14d]
Keurig Dr Pepper is buying Peet’s Coffee owner in a deal worth $18 billion [14d]
Why Germany and Italy have suspended shipments of most merchandise to the U.S., effective immediately [14d]
Energy drinks are booming, and Liquid I.V. wants a piece of the action [14d]
‘KPop Demon Hunters’, one of Netflix’s most popular releases ever, makes estimated $18 million in opening weekend [14d]
Fed Chair Jerome Powell has to walk a fine line between cutting interest rates and bowing to Trump [14d]
What is a flesh-eating screwworm? Here’s what to know after the first confirmed human U.S. case in years [14d]
This supercool cement keeps buildings comfortable without AC [14d]
Amazon’s culture isn’t for everyone. AWS CEO Matt Garman explains why it has kept him at the company for 20 years [14d]
Why AI surveillance cameras keep getting it wrong [14d]
Mickey Drexler on the future of retail, AI’s limits, and lessons from Steve Jobs [14d]
I’m a SWAT team commander turned CEO. Here’s how I lead in a crisis [14d]
Another AI tool won’t solve your problems. But AI training might [14d]
Why your best ideas come when you stop trying so hard [14d]
Big Tech locks data away. Wikidata gives it back to the internet [14d]
Exclusive: The NFL has a new fashion partner—and it’s your favorite mall retailer [14d]
How companies can handle layoffs compassionately [14d]
How to harness your personality traits to level up your career [14d]
The gap between AI hype and newsroom reality [14d]
What high-performing teams do differently in the age of AI [14d]
6 books on productivity that you need to read in 2025 [14d]