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BASF settles PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ water contamination lawsuit for $316.5 million [483d]
Cigar boxes to steel pontoons: What to know about the new floating pier delivering aid to Gaza [483d]
Khan Academy and Microsoft are teaming up to give teachers a free AI assistant [483d]
How Cartier, LVMH, and other luxury brands are preparing for the Olympic’s retail boost [483d]
Hims & Hers Health stock price nears record high on news that it will offer GLP-1 weight-loss drugs amid shortages [483d]
This landmark AI legislation will have a ripple effect across the globe [483d]
Feeding tomorrow: Collaborating for a sustainable food supply [483d]
A new EPA cyberattack alert urges U.S. water systems to upgrade security immediately [483d]
Your employees are afraid to take PTO, but a third are playing hooky from work anyway [483d]
California’s Supreme Court will decide if gig drivers should be considered employees [483d]
Shake Shack jumps into summer menu mania with new BBQ burger options starting this week [483d]
This is how AI can help middle managers of the future be less miserable [483d]
Uber and Lyft will stay in Minnesota in an ‘amazing victory for drivers’ [483d]
Tech bro podcasts are obsessed with alpha men, and it’s dangerous for the rest of us [483d]
From $1B to bankrupt: How private equity killed Beautycounter, the beloved clean beauty brand [483d]
These skateboarding uniforms are bringing street style to the Olympics [483d]
Design companies are still failing at diversity. Here’s how the industry can build a better pipeline [483d]
4 ways to effectively beat self-limiting beliefs [483d]
Capri Sun’s hilarious new packaging is graphic design at its most honest [483d]
Here’s what makes work unhealthy [483d]
Here’s what it feels like to be used for your company’s stock photo [483d]
Do managers have a right to fire workers for divisive social media posts? [483d]
Why leaders need to become ‘change architects’ (and 3 skills to get there) [483d]
Texas police used a monster truck to promote seat belts. It shows all that’s wrong with U.S. road safety [483d]
90% of Florida voters believe in climate change. So why are they voting for Trump? [483d]
3 savvy strategies to navigate the war on ESG and DEI [483d]
This plant you’ve never heard of could replace your coffee habit [483d]
This tech takes polluting cargo ship exhaust and buries it in the ocean [483d]
The global AI safety movement is already dead [483d]
OpenAI denies its ChatGPT voice is a Scarlett Johansson rip-off. Johansson disagrees [483d]
Senate banking chair asks Biden to replace FDIC chairman after ‘toxic culture’ report [483d]
Water quality engineers explain the pros and cons of hard water [484d]
Microsoft unveils new AI-powered PCs and features at its Build developer conference [484d]
Union icon Mary Kay Henry is stepping down today. Here’s why she is so confident about labor’s future [484d]
Meta AI feature on Facebook and Instagram undermines the point of online communities [484d]
Coins left at airport security checkpoints reignite debate on getting rid of them [484d]
Of course France made a scratch-and-sniff stamp that smells like a baguette [484d]
Shock flavors like Sour Patch Kids Oreos aim to keep brands relevant [484d]
Musk launches Starlink satellite internet service in Indonesia [484d]
Martin Scorsese and Timothée Chalamet teamed up for Chanel, and it’s a near perfect ad [484d]
AI safety summit kicks off this week in Seoul [484d]
Target cuts prices on 5,000 popular products: Here’s what’s on discount [484d]
The Change Healthcare and Ascension cyberattacks were disastrous. Can $50 million stop the next breach? [484d]