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Is Jeff Bezos going to destroy the Washington Post? It sure looks like it

He has the chance to be the steward of a national treasure, but he’s blowing it

The Guardian - US

Did AI really cause job losses at Amazon? It's hard to tell, economist says

Amazon says it is laying off 16,000 because of 'efficiency gains' from AI, but an economist says it will take time for firms that are adopting AI to see how their work flows change.

Euronews

NVIDIA CEO denies reports he was 'unhappy' with OpenAI — reiterates plans for a "huge investment," but how much will it be?

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joins in with other companies floating investment to save OpenAI from imploding.

Windows Central

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5 Expert Sleep Hacks to Drift Off Easily and Wake Sharper Every Day, from the Military Method to Snerdling

Sleep pros reveal their best-kept secrets to drifting off effortlessly

Homes & Gardens

Monday briefing: The community solidarity driving the fightback against ICE in Minneapolis

In today’s newsletter: Public outrage has reached fever pitch following the killing of US citizens. But, amid the focus on violence, another story of mutual aid and neighbourhood organising is unfolding

The Guardian - UK

Did artificial intelligence really drive layoffs at Amazon and other firms? It can be hard to tell

When Amazon announced it was cutting 16,000 corporate jobs, many assumed it was the latest phase of CEO Andy Jassy’s push to reduce the corporate workforce as AI brings more efficiency gains

The Independent UK

‘The most rejuvenating sleep of my life’: 12 products our writers rely on for rest each night

From the comfiest sleep hoodie to one of the fanciest face masks, reviewers share what actually helps them hit the hay

The Guardian - US

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Alexandra Daddario’s Strategic Kitchen Lighting Will Make You Ditch Recessed Fixtures – It’s (Almost) Too Chic to Be Functional

Alexandra's perfectly-placed pendants epitomize task lighting in the kitchen – they make countertop space so easy to manage

Homes & Gardens

If Your Succulents Are Changing Color, Don’t Ignore It – Houseplant Experts Warn It’s an Early Sign of Stress and Requires Immediate Action

A change in color often means the growing environment needs adjusting

Homes & Gardens

55 cheap things that make your home look so damn impressive

Making your home look impressive on the cheap is easier and cheaper than you'd expect.

Inverse

Commodity Volatility, Earnings and Other Key Things to Watch

Markets enter February following a volatile final trading day of January that saw investors grappling with hotter-than-expected inflation data alongside news of a new Federal Reserve chair nominee.

Barchart

‘Melania,’ panned by some film critics, opens with strong ticket sales for a documentary

Promoted by President Donald Trump as “a must watch,” the Melania Trump documentary “Melania” debuted with a better-than-expected $7 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday

The Independent UK

Melania film earns $7m in US, strongest documentary debut in over a decade

Melania, however, cost significantly more than a typical documentary, at $40m to make and $35m to promote

The Guardian - US

15 reusable essentials to host a winning Super Bowl party

Make throwing any home party easier – and without waste – using tools including an oven-to-table platter and frozen drink maker

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Before Amazon Invests $50 Billion in OpenAI, How Should You Play AMZN Stock?

As headlines swirl about Amazon potentially investing $50 billion in OpenAI, how should investors approach AMZN stock right now?

Inverse

60 Cheap but Life-Changing Things You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner

These Amazon finds organize chaos, speed up meal prep, and even help your body feel better, too.

GOBankingRates

Jeff Bezos’ Most Extravagant Adventures (and Their Eye-Watering Price Tags)

Most people know Jeff Bezos as a tech titan and owner of Amazon. But the businessman is also an adventurer exemplified by his aerospace company....

The Guardian - US

Are protein bars actually good for you? Four common questions, answered by nutritionists

We asked nutrition experts to weigh in on healthy protein bar brands and ingredients, and if we even need protein bars at all. Here are their science-backed answers

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The Guardian - UK

The best UK Valentine’s Day gifts for 2026 that will last beyond 14 February

Skip the predictable and the perishable this year: from a double-cup flask to a table tennis set, we’ve handpicked gifts they’ll love long after the big day

Ideal Home

I asked the experts where to put your dehumidifier for the best results and they recommended these 5 places

Placement matters more than you think

Homes & Gardens

I’m Sowing Double the Seeds on My Windowsill Thanks to Seed Snails – a Free DIY That Takes Just 5 Minutes and Actually Works

It's perfect for fast-growing flower and vegetable seeds

Philips Hue upgrades popular outdoor smart light with brighter output and more colour options

It's no longer limited to white lighting only

Homes & Gardens

7 Winter-Blooming Plants Thriving at the New York Botanical Garden in February – and You Can Grow Them in Your Backyard, Too

How to get the best results from these winter-blooming stars

Tom’s Guide

Missed it in theaters? Here's every movie finally arriving on streaming this month

Sometimes, you can't see a movie in theaters. Here's the full list of every theatrical release coming to streaming in February 2026.

Creative Bloq

Why the failure of Melania's documentary is good news for the advertising industry

Even $35 million in marketing can only achieve so much.

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