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Prune These Plants in July for More Flowers, Bigger Harvests, and a Better Garden Next Year

Our comprehensive guide to plants to prune in July

Homes & Gardens · Jul 4

65 Weird New Things on Amazon Under $25 With Amazing Reviews

Hundreds of bizarre new things land on Amazon every day — the ones here are backed by rave reviews, so you can be sure they’re worth the “Add to cart.”

Inverse · Jul 4

How to Keep a Bed Cool in Summer – 5 Ways to Beat the Heat in Bed During a Heat Dome

It might not be enough to cool your bedroom on hot summer nights – here’s how to keep your bed cool too

Homes & Gardens · Jul 4

55 bougie things for your home under $20 with amazing Amazon reviews

Score lighting that gives off designer vibes, storage that instantly elevates, and decor that will have everyone thinking you’re in a different tax bracket

Mic · Jul 3

Amazon's operational capex focus drives faster deliveries

Amazon India is injecting over Rs 2,800 crore this year to significantly expand and upgrade its nationwide operations. This investment aims to enhance delivery speeds, improve associate well-being, and bring a wider selection closer to customers. In West Bengal, the company has already boosted its last-mile network, enabling faster deliveries…

The Economic Times · Jul 3

Wimbledon gardeners use this ingenious buy to achieve lush green lawns – you can snap it up for under £20 at Amazon

How to achieve a luscious lawn

Ideal Home · Jul 3

The beauty products worth spending on – and the ones you can buy cheap, according to a beauty editor

From serums to hand soap, fragrances to hair stylers, here are the beauty buys that justify the price tag and the ones you can happily get on a budget

The Guardian - UK · Jul 3

Our top 10 essentials to stay cool during a heatwave – no AC required

Fall back on these tried and tested products ranging from fans and mists to blackout blinds to beat the heat

The Guardian - US · Jul 3

Anthropic in talks with Samsung to develop custom AI chip

AI giant Anthropic is reportedly exploring the creation of its own custom AI chips, holding talks with Samsung for a potential partnership. This move aims to reduce reliance on external suppliers and address ongoing chip shortages, following similar moves by rivals like OpenAI, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta.

The Economic Times · Jul 3

Sam Altman Doesn’t Need an OpenAI IPO for Your Money. He Wants the Valuation Instead.

OpenAI is not just seeking an IPO for cash, but for a $1 trillion valuation to buy chips more cheaply.

Barchart · Jul 3