The advent of the ‘abundance’ movement
The Dispatch reports on the bipartisan “Abundance movement” aimed at reforming permitting to reduce costs and improve construction efficiency amid rising prices.
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Black Friday Cyber Monday: How smart brands prep for the biggest sales weekend of the year
Shopify reports a 24% increase in Black Friday Cyber Monday sales, with brands preparing year-round through strategic discounts, customer engagement, and storytelling.
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Construction work in winter: 7 bad-weather tips to keep contractors earning and employed
NEXT reports on tips for winter construction, emphasizing planning, safety, and diversifying services to maintain income despite harsh weather.
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Silence is never neutral
ACT Leadership reports that silence is a powerful leadership tool, fostering reflection, trust, and connection in conversations.
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Colleges with the highest-earning graduates for 25 popular degrees
Stacker analyzed Department of Education data to identify the four-year colleges that produced the highest-earning graduates for the 25 most popular undergraduate majors in the U.S.
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79% of Americans doubt convenience store food safety. Are they right?
Logile reports that 79% of Americans doubt convenience store food safety, despite improvements in quality and offerings. Cleanliness is crucial for building trust.
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More and better patient care: An AI platform CEO predicts the future of healthcare
CANOPY reports on Sam De Brouwer, founder of XY.AI Labs, discussing AI’s role in healthcare and TEDAI conference insights.
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The new corporate rat race: Who can look the busiest
Connext Global reports that many employees engage in “productivity theater,” prioritizing visibility over actual outcomes, revealing a disconnect in workplace metrics.
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Customer service scams: Safeguarding yourself in the era of AI fraud
Lifeguard reports rising AI-driven customer service scams, highlighting techniques fraudsters use to exploit technology. Stay vigilant and verify sources.
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Colleges with high acceptance rates whose graduates earn the most
Stacker analyzed Department of Education data to see which colleges have the highest acceptance rates and produce the highest-earning graduates.
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How Ringling Bros. circus is trying to appeal to the TikTok-addicted generation
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN New York (CNN) — The concept of a circus might be well known, but Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey admits it has a bit of an identity problem. “Kids already know how to play (games like) Ringling, they just don’t know it by name,” Juliette Feld Grossman, CEO of Feld
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El gran maestro de ajedrez estadounidense Daniel Naroditsky muere a los 29 años
Por Hanna Park Daniel Naroditsky, un gran maestro de ajedrez estadounidense que atrajo un gran número de seguidores en línea a través de sus juegos transmitidos en vivo y enseñanzas accesibles, murió a los 29 años. El Charlotte Chess Center, una academia de ajedrez en Charlotte, Carolina del Norte, donde Naroditsky fue entrenador principal, anunció
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy starts five-year prison sentence for campaign finance conspiracy
By Catherine Nicholls and Joseph Ataman, CNN (CNN) — Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy entered a prison in Paris on Tuesday on the first day of a five-year sentence, marking the first time a former leader of modern France has spent time behind bars. Sarkozy was driven to the prison complex on Tuesday morning, waving
Continue Reading Jueza presiona a los funcionarios federales sobre la respuesta a las protestas en Chicago. ¿Qué descubrió?
Por Cindy Von Quednow, Andi Babineau y Whitney Wild, CNN La jueza federal de distrito Sara Ellis todavía tiene preguntas. Durante una audiencia este lunes, presionó a dos funcionarios federales sobre la respuesta a las continuas e intensas protestas en Chicago en medio de la Operación Midway Blitz, especialmente después de que amplió su orden
Continue Reading ¿Qué sabemos sobre el ecuatoriano y el colombiano devueltos a sus países tras el ataque de EE.UU. a un bote en el Caribe?
Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Dos de los cuatro tripulantes que iban a bordo de una embarcación supuestamente cargada de drogas sobrevivieron al sexto ataque realizado por las fuerzas militares de Estados Unidos en el Caribe. El ataque –ocurrido el jueves 16 de octubre– forma parte de la ofensiva del Gobierno de Donald Trump
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The truth behind your clothing’s ‘made in Guatemala’ label
By Stefano Pozzebon. Video by Lali Houghton, Ladan Anoushfar, Estefania Rodriguez, CNN Guatemala City (CNN) — In the bracing morning air, workers leave their homes in the outer suburbs and hurry toward the industrial buildings lining the Guatemalan capital’s highways. Some go by foot. Others by motorcycle; whole families on the school commute, children in
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How a tiny Swedish team achieved one of the biggest ever shocks in European soccer
By Jamie Barton, Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — In a small Swedish fishing village, there is a tiny soccer stadium tucked away beside a campsite and the shores of the Baltic Sea. It is the type of place where the land is so flat that the horizon sits just above the trees and the sky
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Man arrested inside Atlanta airport after making threats to ‘shoot it up’
WSB, ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT, CNN By Michelle Watson, CNN (CNN) — Authorities arrested a man inside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday after his family alerted police that he was armed and headed to the airport to “shoot it up.” The man, Billy Joe Cagle, was not armed when he was arrested but police found
Continue Reading Trump logró una victoria legal sobre el despliegue de la Guardia Nacional en Portland. Cuáles son los posibles escenarios
Por Karina Tsui, CNN La administración Trump recibió luz verde para enviar la Guardia Nacional de Oregon a Portland después de que un tribunal federal de apelaciones revocara el lunes la orden de un tribunal inferior que había prohibido el despliegue, pero hay al menos un obstáculo legal más que superar antes de que haya
Continue Reading Jóvenes de India soñaban con estudiar en Estados Unidos. Las políticas de visados de Trump les obliga a buscar otros destinos
Por Mateo Rehbein, Iván Watson, Karina Tsui, Aishwarya S. Iyer, Ayushi Shah y Esha Mitra, CNN Durante décadas, las familias en India han dedicado años y gran parte de sus finanzas a un único objetivo: que sus hijos obtengan un título universitario en Estados Unidos. A pesar del elevado coste —a menudo soportado en préstamos
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