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American Express buys Tock restaurant booking platform for $400 million [148d]
Disney workers sue the company over its fumbled move to Florida [148d]
DOJ lawsuit against TikTok will focus on children’s privacy [148d]
Boeing could evade criminal charges for violating a settlement linked to fatal crashes [148d]
Shein has a lot at stake under the EU’s copyright rule [148d]
What to know about the state of abortion rights in America [148d]
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas responds to plagiarism and infringement accusations [148d]
Biden-Trump debate will be a test of mental fitness [148d]
Walmart is one of the biggest chains yet to use digital price tags. Here’s how that could affect shoppers [148d]
Autodesk’s Dara Treseder on the rise of the ‘intention economy’ [148d]
‘It’s a vicious cycle’: Martha’s Vineyard steep housing and public safety problems push out workers [148d]
How creativity defines the human species and is a source of wellness [148d]
Amtrak trains were delayed for hours on Thursday. It’s yet another sign of America’s terrible rail service [148d]
Oracle to invest over $1 billion in AI and cloud computing in Spain [148d]
McDonald’s summer menu deals: Here’s what the burger chain has in store as fast-food prices rise [148d]
Fossil fuel consumption and emissions hit all-time highs in 2023 [148d]
Amazon is revamping Alexa with generative AI, but it’ll cost you [148d]
Washington Post’s newly named editor backs out of job, will stay in Britain [148d]
Hawaii, in ‘groundbreaking’ move, settles first-ever youth-led climate change lawsuit [148d]
Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law is this GOP governor’s latest effort. What’s next on his conservative agenda? [148d]
Dagne Dover’s new luggage takes on Samsonite [148d]
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denies it’s a threat after U.S. banned its software [148d]
Nikola reverse stock split: EV maker shares drop amid Nasdaq delisting risks as date nears [148d]
A nationwide coffee recall is here to ruin your morning with fears of a potentially deadly toxin [148d]
How luxury vacation rental startup is using AI to guide guests [148d]
This might explain why Sony acquired Alamo Drafthouse [148d]
Streaming companies have a quitting problem—and the bundle could help fix it [148d]
Yahoo was once the king of the internet. What happened? [148d]
Most U.S.-based companies have no idea how to mitigate AI risk. Credo AI wants to change that [148d]
POV: Why outsourcing HR is always a mistake [148d]
A warning label for social media? Here’s what it could look like [148d]
The full ‘strawberry moon’ will arrive with summer solstice this year: Here’s when to see it and what it means [148d]
How gene-therapy treated mice in space may help shape the science of vision loss diseases [148d]
The ultimate AI skill has nothing to do with tech [148d]
10 negative body language signals to avoid in your next meeting [148d]
5 questions to ask an interviewer about themselves [148d]
A massive oil merger is about to happen in California—and taxpayers could be on the hook for billions [148d]
How to train your brain to embrace change [148d]
The ‘vertical village’ keeping a language alive in the heart of Brooklyn [148d]
Why mymind is one of the best tools out there for digital scrapbooking [148d]