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Your reliance on ChatGPT might be really bad for your brain

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Olive Garden and LongHorn help Darden beat earnings as Americans keep dining out

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Kirkland’s Home is closing dozens of stores in new rebrand, adding to list of retailers shutting locations in 2025

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Hexagon’s AEON humanoid robot brings AI-powered automation to factories

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How this Parisian music streaming service is fighting AI fraud

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Circle stock price today: CRCL shares rise again after Senate passes stablecoin bill. Here’s the latest

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What is ‘office chair butt’? TikTok’s viral term for a real health problem

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A heat wave is coming, but CDC’s Heat and Health Tracker website says it’s no longer being maintained

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What to know about billionaire Mark Walter, the L.A. Lakers’ new owner

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Court sides with Trump: National Guard can stay in L.A.

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Summer Solstice 2025: Meaning, how to celebrate, and what to know about the start of the astronomical season

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Kroger is giving away 92,000 pints of free ice cream today. Here’s how to get yours

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Tyler, the Creator modernizes 2 shoes from the Converse archives

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VisionOS 26 proves Apple isn’t treating the Vision Pro like a hobby

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Is there any such thing as a safe investment?

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What the Wright Brothers can teach science entrepreneurs about how to survive a funding pullback

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AI is posing immediate threats to your business. Here’s how to protect yourself

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Is that brand’s mission for real? Here’s how to spot BS

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With ICE crackdowns on the rise, private prisons are booming businesses

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Personalized employee experiences are the future of work. Here’s how your business can deliver them

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No more Mr. Nice Guy: The incomparable Michael Bierut steps down

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6 smart ways to minimize decision fatigue before noon

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MAHA is betting on whole milk. Oatly is betting on coffee and punk

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The case against ‘conscious leadership’

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You’re not imagining it: Silly sounds make EVs hard to hear coming down the street

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Workplace mistreatment may affect observers as strongly as victims

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These are the 4 worst types of bosses—and how to survive working for them

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Graphic design job listings are flat, despite worries about AI

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Employers are still hiring recent graduates—just more cautiously

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Why AI ‘reanimations’ of the dead may not be ethical

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6 emotions that come up in difficult conversations—and how to handle them professionally

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Late for work. Laid off. Office romance. What your dreams about work might really mean

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Forget chocolate! The world now envies Switzerland’s zero interest rates

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Ear wax may hold the key to early Parkinson’s diagnosis

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You don’t need to accomplish things to matter

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How Cisco has been quietly retooling for the AI revolution

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Why defunding research on misinformation and disinformation isn’t what Americans want

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Carnival is overhauling its cruise rewards program: Changes, launch dates to know

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PepsiCo is the latest in a fast-growing club of marketers betting on Formula 1

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How influencer marketing lost its edge

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What’s open and closed on Juneteenth 2025? Stocks, banks, grocery stores, post office, pharmacies, more

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What’s open and closed on Juneteenth 2025? Banks, stock markets, stores, post office, pharmacies, more

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Housing market weakness triggers Lennar to offer biggest incentives since 2009

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Thanks to social media, consumers have more power than ever. Just wait until generative AI becomes commonplace

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A Powerball winner’s 6 secrets to staying rich

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What is ‘wet bulb’ temperature? How heat and humidity combine to dangerous levels

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The 2026 Winter Olympics just got 10 gorgeous posters

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Texas Instruments’ $60 billion chip pledge sounds bold—but the U.S. still has work to do

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Kith and Wilson made a tennis capsule for on and off the court

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6 ways leaders can build a reinvention mindset

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