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Fast Company

Raphael Ouzan

What separates AI leaders from laggards

Escape prototype purgatory with a blended team.

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Fast Company

Tom Ferguson

There’s a better way for companies to partner with startups 

Innovation in water companies isn’t a PR stunt when using a smart model.

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ESPN.com

Harrison: Didn't know fans' level of love for Luka

Nico Harrison said he underestimated the level to which Mavericks fans cared for Luka Doncic and reiterated the blowback to the trade would've eased if the team had been healthy.

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26 Products For All The Problems You Gotta Solve Because You’re An Adult Now, Baby

When your body hurts and things in your house break, you'll be glad you can count on these products to help.

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Fast Company

Swapna Krishna

The Lyrid meteor shower peaks tonight: Here’s the best time to catch a glimpse of April 2025’s spectacular show

Skywatchers are treated to a week of dazzling celestial displays as the Lyrids take to the sky this month. Here’s when to look up.

The Lyrid meteor shower is one of the most well-known stellar displays, occurring once a year in April. It’s also one of the oldest meteor showers that we know of, with records dating back to 687 BCE from Chinese astronomers.

Fast Company

Philippe De Ridder

The AI gap in executive leadership teams 

AI is not a tech issue, but a leadership issue. Learn to lead with confidence through AI literacy.

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Feeling Overwhelmed By Your Office? These 27 Products Are The First Step Toward Total Control

Make your paper piles and tangled cords a thing of the past.

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Mashable

FTC sues Uber over deceptive Uber One subscriptions

Having a hard time cancelling your Uber One subscription? The U.S. government says you're not alone.

On Monday, the Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against the delivery and rideshare giant Uber alleging that the company partook in "deceptive billing and cancellation practices." The FTC's allegations are in regards to Uber's premium subscription service, Uber One.

“I looked at a credit card bill and I realized that Uber Eats had been charging $9.99 for an Uber One account for the...

Fast Company

Associated Press

Countries ramp up defenses against cyberattacks amid global tensions

Businesses now are increasingly concerned about cyberattacks, and governments have moved to a war footing.

Hackers linked to Russia’s government launched a cyberattack last spring against municipal water plants in rural Texas. At one plant in Muleshoe, population 5,000, water began to overflow. Officials had to unplug the system and run the plant manually.

Fast Company

Kristen Hawley

Grubhub nearly killed off Seamless years ago. Its NYC-based owners are reviving it 

Foreign ownership had effectively ditched a brand that still held appeal in America’s largest delivery market. Now Marc Lore’s Wonder wants to correct the mistake.

Restaurant delivery in New York is not like restaurant delivery in any other part of the country. The city has a long history with food delivery thanks to its dense population and copious restaurants (roughly 25,000 at last count). It even had its own delivery brand, Seamless, launched over a quarter-century ago as...

ESPN.com

Buehler stays at hotel to avoid marathon hassles

Instead of navigating road closures along the Boston Marathon route, Red Sox pitcher Walker Buehler instead took his family to a hotel prior to his Monday morning start.

ESPN.com

Alden Gonzalez

A's to call up 2024 No. 4 pick Kurtz, sources say

The Athletics are calling up power-hitting first baseman Nick Kurtz after only 32 minor league games, sources told ESPN.

ESPN.com

Jeff Borzello

Ex-Duke commit Henderson joins Lucas in Miami

ESPN 100 senior Shelton Henderson, who decommitted from Duke last week, announced his commitment to Miami on Monday.

ESPN.com

Ryan Clark

Kraken change course, fire Bylsma after 1 season

The Seattle Kraken have fired coach Dan Bylsma after one season. Seattle will now be searching for its third head coach in as many seasons.

ESPN.com

Heather Dinich

NCAA floats rules for direct payments to players

The NCAA proposed deleting 153 rules from its handbook, a move that will allow schools to share financial benefits directly with players.

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ESPN Staff

Stanley Cup playoffs daily: Previewing Monday's four-game slate

Two series begin, while it's Game 2 for Blues-Jets and Stars-Avs. Here are the key storylines in each.

SBNation.com

RJ Ochoa

Ingrid Lindblad secures first LPGA victory at JM Eagle LA Championship

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Iingrid Lindblad won for the first time on the LPGA Tour on Sunday.

The LPGA Tour’s major season begins this week with the Chevron Championship in Houston, but they were in action out in Los Angeles the week prior to get the party started.

As the week unfolded it looked like things were going to go rather chalk with world number one Nelly Korda well in the mix and Minjee Lee appearing like the favorite. Golf is played over the course of four...

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17 "The Last Of Us" Details And Easter Eggs From Season 2, Episode 2 Vs. The Video Game

I won't emotionally recover from this "The Last of Us" episode for a long time.

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Mashable

Reminder: Only true gamers get to pre-order Switch 2 from Nintendo

One of America's many long national nightmares (admittedly one of the smaller ones) came to an end last week, as Nintendo announced a new preorder date for the upcoming Switch 2 console.

After an anxiety-inducing delay on preorders in the U.S. caused by President Trump's tariff policies, the new retail preorder date is April 24, and the price of the console is still $449.99 on its own, or $499.99 when bundled with Mario Kart World. With all of that out of the way, now it's time to figure out...

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