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Month: July 2026

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Comienza una nueva ronda de negociaciones bilaterales para el T-MEC: esto está en juego para México

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español México y Estados Unidos vuelven esta semana a la mesa de negociación para una nueva ronda de conversaciones sobre el Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá (T-MEC), en un momento decisivo para definir el futuro de uno de los acuerdos comerciales más importantes del continente. La tercera ronda,

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How event marketing materials are evolving to boost networking and brand recall

How event marketing materials are evolving to boost networking and brand recall

  Traditional promotional merchandise underperforms at industry events, with attendees retaining minimal brand recall from low-cost novelties. Businesses are shifting to larger-format, high-impact branded materials to address this ROI challenge and extend engagement beyond the event, Bagmasters reports. Bagmasters Engaging Attention and Influencing Memory The argument that larger-format, creatively designed branded materials have a greater

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How much does landlord insurance cost?

How much does landlord insurance cost?

  The cost of landlord insurance for a small office building in a quiet suburb could look very different from a mixed-use property downtown. There’s no single price tag for landlord insurance costs because of the numerous factors insurers use to calculate a policy premium based on your rental property’s specific age, construction, location and

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What the latest driving data reveals about safer roads in 2026

What the latest driving data reveals about safer roads in 2026

  Road safety directly impacts insurance premiums, liability exposure, and infrastructure spending across the U.S.—yet fatality rates resisted improvement for years. The automotive industry faced regulatory pressure over annual deaths, spurring advances in vehicle safety features. Road design also shifted, with changes to intersections and street layouts showing measurable impact. But the real question is

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The psychology of a stress-free home renovation

The psychology of a stress-free home renovation

  Home improvement spending hit record highs in Q1 2026, topping $524 billion, according to the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University. That’s a lot of money in the ground. Most homeowners who spend that much on renovations are stressed about it. They’re watching budgets tighten, dealing with contractors, and living in half-finished

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69% of financial institutions have pulled the plug on an AI chatbot. The problem isn't always the AI.

69% of financial institutions have pulled the plug on an AI chatbot. The problem isn't always the AI.

  The financial institutions many rely on are already using AI to handle some of their customer communications, and every message, from routine payment confirmations to fraud alerts, involves sensitive information. But how well AI handles these interactions doesn’t always depend on the AI itself. New research from Sinch, which surveyed over 500 financial services

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Los nuevos aranceles del 50 % de Trump a Canadá corren el riesgo de encender una nueva guerra comercial

Por Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN El presidente de EE.UU. Donald Trump anunció el lunes varios aranceles contra Canadá, en una amenaza que reaviva una batalla comercial con uno de los aliados más cercanos de Estados Unidos y uno de sus principales socios económicos. Los aranceles del 50 % sobre ciertos bienes canadienses, que incluyen equipos eléctricos

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