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I started keeping a list of activities to get myself off my phone. My days are more satisfying, and my screen time is down.
By starting a list of satisfying activities I can do instead of scrolling on my phone, I was able to use my phone less and cut down endless scrolling.
This startup wants to replace marketing agencies with AI. Read the pitch deck it used to raise $4.5 million.
Uplane has a platform where brands can launch and test ad campaigns on digital channels like Meta, Google, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
12 famous people who died on the Titanic — and 11 who survived
The Titanic's sinking claimed over 1,500 lives. There were well-known people among the casualties.
A woman turned her dated 2000s kitchen into a cozy, modern space for $150,000
Meg Leonard spent $150,000 to transform her kitchen into a traditional, coastal-inspired space filled with decorative touches.
Starbucks is turning ChatGPT into your personal barista
Starbucks launched a new ChatGPT app that lets users ask the chatbot for a drink recommendation based on their mood, the weather, or their outfit.
I tested button-up tops from Banana Republic, Gap, and Old Navy. My favorite was durable and budget-friendly.
I ordered button-up shirts from Old Navy, Gap, and Banana Republic. I wore each top for a full day and rated them based on style, price, and quality.
Buzzy vibe-coding startup Emergent is launching an AI agent to take on OpenClaw and NanoBot
The startup is launching Wingman, a personal AI agent that operates on messaging platforms like WhatsApp or iMessage.
Apple is getting serious about ads
Ads are coming to Apple Maps. An Apple Business suite of tools launched this week. Could ads on Apple TV be the next step?
Soccer fans spending hundreds on World Cup tickets have another problem: sky-high transit fares
Soccer fans in Boston face $80 round-trip tickets to Gillette Stadium, 20 miles away, four-times more than a typical special event.
Valvoline's top marketer explains what it's like to launch a FIFA World Cup campaign — and how he'll judge success
Valvoline, an official FIFA World Cup 26 "supporter," is preparing to launch its largest-ever marketing push.
The Iran war could worsen almost every threat to the global economy, Mohamed El-Erian says
The Middle East war could hit growth, fuel inflation, worsen inequality, squeeze public finances, and hamstring policymakers, Mohamed El-Erian said.
BeReal is on a charm offensive to bring creators onto its platform and connect them with advertisers
BeReal is pitching US creators on producing content for the app, offering potential brand deals and an expansion of their audiences.