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Instagram Map Draws User Controversy
Instagram introduced a built‑in map feature, dubbed Instagram Map, that allows users to optionally share their last active location with friends.
US Air Force eyes purchase of Tesla Cybertrucks ... to blow up
Military planners say the trucks could realistically be used by adversaries in future conflicts.
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Big Business This Week: It’s a numbers game as Trump fires jobs boss
Plus: Big moves in media, and is AI coming for consultants' jobs?
WWE Inks Billion Dollar Deal with ESPN
WWE has inked a five-year, $1.6 billion agreement with ESPN to secure exclusive U.S. broadcast rights to Premium Live Events, including WrestleMania.
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Ameresco Powers Buildings to Net‑Zero with Smart Energy Upgrades
George Sakellaris, President & CEO at Ameresco, outlines how smart energy upgrades and performance contracts are cutting costs, CO₂, and boosting efficiency.
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More People Are Making 'no-buy year' Pledges. Should You?
The self-imposed rules of a no-buy challenge are simple: participants pledge to stop buying non-essential items.
Forget Inflation: American Consumers Want Travel and Experiences
Americans may be exhausted by inflation, but they aren't holding back when to comes to spending on travel and experiences.
The U.S. Can Avoid a Recession – But Higher Prices Are Here to Stay
Companies like Target, Walmart, and Amazon may be cutting prices – but consumers should get used to paying more than they did pre-pandemic.
Buy Now, Pay Later Must Act Like A Credit Card Company
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says that buy now, pay later lenders are basically credit card providers and must provide the same protections.
Here’s Why You Might Want a Second Passport
You don’t have to be a millionaire to take advantage of a second passport.
Canva Aims To Unify Design, AI, And Workflow Tools
AI has been a hot topic, with Elon Musk warning it will take "all our jobs." Meanwhile, Canva sees AI as a "massive opportunity."
Millennials, Rejoice! Mortgage Rates Drop Again
If interest rate cuts materialize later in the year, rates heading towards 5% could start to unstick the stubborn housing market, this analyst says.
CT AG on Ticketmaster & Live Nation: ‘Everybody Knows Its a Monopoly’
The DOJ is suing Ticketmaster and Live Nation, and Connecticut AG William Tong joined the suit in hopes to 'open up competition.’
Are We Going Back To Cable? Understanding The Future Of Streaming Bundles
Alan Wolk, co-founder of TVREV, joins Cheddar to discuss all things streaming bundles plus which media company will be victorious in sports rights battle.
