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Biometric gun safes sold through Walmart and Amazon are being recalled due to serious security concerns [542d]
How much will Russia’s economy suffer from new sanctions in the wake of Alexei Navalny’s death? [542d]
Everything you need to know about the chaos at Yuga Labs [542d]
Here are the big winners (and one big loser) of Reddit’s IPO [542d]
Marcus Lemonis offered $10,000 to redesign Overstock’s new Beyond logo on spec. Here’s what he got [543d]
Why LVMH’s new entertainment division is the future of brand content [543d]
Max made streaming profitable for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) but the stock fell anyway [543d]
How do I deal with an annoying coworker? [543d]
Storm chasers: Embrace disruption to drive growth [543d]
What leaders can learn from the psychedelic movement [543d]
The best and worst American cities for pizza lovers may surprise you [543d]
These batteries are filled with water so they won’t burst into flames [543d]
News and media layoffs keep piling up after one of the worst years since the financial crisis [543d]
Reddit IPO: Here’s the latest update as the NYSE stock listing date approaches [543d]
Today’s top business headlines: AT&T’s outage aftermath, Google’s pause on AI images, Nvidia’s ripple effect, and Rivian layoffs [543d]
How do you turn a Gap into a steakhouse? [543d]
Walmart and Amazon are now duking it out in the advertising universe [543d]
Why SpaceX, Amazon, and Trader Joe’s are pushing an aggressive lawsuit that would fundamentally undermine labor organizing [543d]
How a toy company ended up designing Japan’s Transformer-inspired lunar rover [543d]
Where did the concept of ‘cuteness’ come from? [543d]
Meet Big Tech’s legal bulldog at the center of two major Supreme Court cases [543d]
Face wash is 90% water, so this company is selling a dehydrated product that you can make at home [543d]
A case for making our AI chatbots more confrontational [543d]
Astronomers found a quasar fueled by a giant black hole that eats a sun a day [543d]