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Using ResortPass to book pool days at luxe hotels gave my family vacation vibes without leaving Houston.
Taylor Farms pulled its iceberg lettuce amid the cyclospora outbreak. A Seattle food bank saw increase in produce due to consumer fear.
Introducing an AI internship track was "obviously a strategic decision" for Millennium, as the firm doubles down on young talent.
When Melania Trump steps out in public, she often wears designer sunglasses. On Sunday, she attended the World Cup in reflective glasses from Dior.
In an America obsessed with cost management and hitting protein goals, breakfast is an unlikely hero.
City Girl Golf founder Sierra Balgar was exhausted from running her company. She traveled to Vietnam, and it changed her perspective on success.
Trinette Faint was laid off from Google in 2024. She's used her savings and severance pay and rented out her guest room on Airbnb to fund a gap year.
In July monthly statements, Honda pitched hybrid models. The company tells BI they're a "great option for our returning Prologue customers."
Internal documents show Amazon worked to lower Alexa+ AI costs by reducing the use of Anthropic models and getting more work from every GPU.
Scape's email app draws on its memory and transcripts to suggest replies. A Y Combinator partner believes it could finally pry people away from Gmail.
For years, OpenAI let startups like Harvey build legal software on top of its AI. Now, the company is making moves to court lawyers directly.
The mega-rich's war over leaf blowers: 'Driven insane by this noise.'
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