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Read This: Is Amazon Morphing into Temu? What This Means for E-Commerce
John Herrman explores whether Amazon is adopting a Temu-like model focused on discounts and third-party sellers, and what this means for the future of e-commerce.
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John Herrman explores whether Amazon is adopting a Temu-like model focused on discounts and third-party sellers, and what this means for the future of e-commerce.
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Pete Wells explores how the restaurant industry has transformed in recent years, from pandemic adaptations to the rise of experience-driven dining.
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In Fast Company, Mark Wilson details Rimowa's suitcase repair network, highlighting its role in promoting sustainability and the right-to-repair movement.
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Explore how remote work contributed to the unexpected economic recovery of the U.S. post-COVID, keeping unemployment low and managing inflation.
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I am absolutely digging this renewed energy and messaging from the left. Unserious politics from unserious idiots deserves nothing but mocking jeers and unequivocal rejection. Josh Marshall's latest piece on Talking Points Memo explores the sudden prominence of the term "weird" in political discourse, particularly in
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Southwest Airlines ends its unique open-seating policy, marking the homogenization of air travel as all airlines now offer similar experiences.
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Explore Tom McGrath's Triumph of the Yuppies, a compelling history of the 1980s Yuppie phenomenon and its lasting impact on American society.
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Discover why psychiatrist Richard Friedman believes active vacations trump lazy beach days for relaxation, happiness, and a true mental reset.
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Timothy Snyder examines how media bias and fascism shape perceptions of Biden's presidency and influence the 2024 election landscape.
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Learn how Compassion-Focused Therapy helps manage stress and conflict by recognizing triggers, practicing mindfulness, and responding with compassion.
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Denver's basic income project provided $1,000 a month to the homeless, leading to nearly half of participants securing housing and saving the city $589,214.