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How Tech Giants Cut Corners to Harvest Data for A.I. – The New York Times

Apr 6
Paramount-Skydance Negotiations Collide with Crucial Charter Deal

Apr 6
Box Office Blues: ‘Monkey Man,’ ‘First Omen’ Opening Lower Than Expected

Apr 6
Diddy faces cash crisis: billionaire lifestyle, lawyer fees

Apr 6
Andy Cohen, Bravo’s ‘king of reality TV,’ faces his own drama – Los Angeles Times

Apr 6
ESPN executive criticized on-air by Pat McAfee leaves network – Los Angeles Times

Apr 6
Disney’s Bob Iger fends off Nelson Peltz in bitter shareholder vote – Los Angeles Times

Apr 6
The 2025 tax fight driving billionaires to support Trump – Los Angeles Times

Apr 6
Can Comcast, Spectrum, & Others Stop Net Neutrality? They Plan To Fight it In Court – YouTube

Apr 6
A trip to the last Blockbuster on earth in Bend, Ore. – The Washington Post

Apr 6
How flotation therapy may help anxiety and eating disorders – The Washington Post

Apr 6
‘Scoop’ on Netflix: How the Prince Andrew movie differs from his disastrous 2019 interview – The Washington Post

Apr 6
A TikTok Whistleblower Got DC’s Attention. Do His Claims Add Up? | WIRED

Apr 6
Why is Tesla stock falling? What did Elon Musk say about affordable EV? | Fortune

Apr 6
Meet the off-the-grid Nvidia cofounder | Fortune

Apr 6
Reed Hastings only invests in index funds and Netflix | Fortune

Apr 6
Colon cancer rates are up. Making screening a health benefit is key

Apr 6
Is anyone buying the Apple Vision Pro? This report offers a clue – Fast Company

Apr 6
Best New Movies and TV Shows Streaming in Spring 2024 – Bloomberg

Apr 6
Why Larry David Is Worth Less Than Half Of Billionaire Jerry Seinfeld

Apr 6
The World’s Richest Self-Made Women In 2024

Apr 6
Forbes’ 38th Annual World’s Billionaires List: Facts And Figures 2024

Apr 6
Rupert Murdoch’s NYC Penthouse Lists at $38.5 Million After Further Price Cut – Bloomberg

Apr 6
Dune 2 Predicts the Future Better than Fukuyama – Bloomberg

Apr 6
Apple Lays Off 614 Workers After Canceling Car Project – WSJ

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