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How JKR used the letter ‘i’ to give Intuit a sweeping rebrand

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What happens when a founder won’t leave the new CEO alone (and what to do about it)

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The hidden meaning behind the new Brisbane Olympics logo

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What’s next for Vuori after a $5.5 billion valuation? A three-way stretch

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The abundance paradox: How to convert individual productivity into organizational gains

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How to get a job in this ‘low-hire, low-fire’ market

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AI can’t supercharge inexperience. New grads are paying the price

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Pete Hegseth’s Department of War backdrop draws comparisons to Nazi imagery on social media

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Trump’s $500 ACA ‘refund’ checks won’t make a dent in rising healthcare costs

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Kittens just overtook puppies in American homes. Here’s who’s driving the cat boom

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Capcom says it will use AI to speed up game development times

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Elon Musk is going to rebrand his 3-month-old company because Trump says so

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Sam Altman’s newest warning about the ‘bad things’ that come with AI is deeply unsettling

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National housing market inventory growth accelerates again—here’s the data by state

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These 150 streets could be the best places to trick-or-treat in America

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How Meta’s VR Glasses succeed where Apple’s Vision Pro fails

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Russia ‘pneumonic plague’: What we know about the quarantine in Siberia after a researcher’s death

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How ballroom dance can help us avoid a dystopian future

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Your company’s AI needs a scoreboard

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Social media safeguards for kids are finally in motion. Will AI protections take just as long?

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This building’s facade is endlessly adaptable

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Emotionally intelligent people use 3 short phrases to stop getting defensive and strengthen their relationships

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Trump announces a new ‘Super Intelligence Force’ to lead federal efforts on AI

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7 oil exporters agree to keep production steady this November as Iran war disrupts global supplies

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Brazilian financial stocks rise by double digits on presidential election news

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AI doesn’t need to be superintelligent to be dangerous

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The $64 billion functional drink boom has found its next target: kids

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Do the humanities need a rebrand?

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30 leaders on the legislation shaping their industries

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Wendy’s is facing more store closures: See an updated list of shuttered locations from franchise bankruptcy

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Why Unilever acquired Grüns and Dr. Squatch

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MorningStar Farms gets a retro rebrand in the era of the fake meat culture wars

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The woman behind the AI actor Tilly Norwood says Hollywood shouldn’t panic

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Your next hike could be at a Microsoft data center

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Mukbangers are answering the age-old question, ‘Who is keeping Long John Silver’s in business?’

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United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby on the lessons he learned as a Texas trucker

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Stop telling women to talk about menopause at work

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How to reclaim 10GB of iPhone space without deleting photos or apps

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From nearsightedness to self-harm: Meta-review looks at how digital media impacts young people’s health

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Why tech companies are racing to put AI data centers in space

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The world is a mess. Let’s book a cruise!

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Investors push back on SEC plan to release corporate earnings less frequently

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Flock cameras have an architecture problem, not just bad users

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Panda Express’s founders built a $7 billion empire. Now they’re helping 55,000 employees become homeowners

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How night owls can get better sleep—besides going to bed earlier

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Your best career contacts could be the people you barely know

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Email boundaries don’t work. Try this instead

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The secret message of John Wilson’s debut feature documentary, ‘The History of Concrete’

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This anti-scam checklist can protect you against the latest AI-enhanced frauds

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This eye-opening website is like Google Maps—with a time machine

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