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With rapid e-commerce expansion, the upsurge in social media networking, and the emergence of new, advanced technologies, the internet industry is flourishing. Amid this, let’s analyze compelling factors that make internet stocks Alibaba (BABA) and Amazon (AMZN) ideal buys now. Continue reading….

Citizens from countries at high risk of censorship will benefit from a local free VPN network around election times. I talked with the Proton VPN team to learn more.

A redditor asked fellow netizens what is a secret they wouldn’t tell anyone outside the bounds of the internet, and the people were honest about it, sharing stories from wholesome to heartbreaking. The post 35 Wild And Untold Secrets Shared Anonymously In This Online Thread first appeared on Bored Panda.

Marrying into a family is a lottery; while some people luck out with the in-laws, others are left with their partner's family members trying to steal their baby. The post Woman Banned From Seeing Nephew After Her Creepy “Joke” Raises Red Flags first appeared on Bored Panda.

Speaking at a Morgan Stanley investor event, Winfrey used the term ‘inferior product’ no less than five times to describe fixed wireless access

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You don’t have to have an internet or a social media addiction to rack up years of scrolling time.

The people of Gaza have kept alive their love for football amid displacement, destruction and communications blackouts.

They, if you want a poll, you better clean it. Cause if you won't, then there's gonna be an internet judgment passed on Reddit. The post Man Refuses To Look After Pool Any Longer, Asks Wife To Stick To Her Promise, Drama Ensues first appeared on Bored Panda.

Unlike Gen Z kids, we Millennials never had Snapchat, our own smartphones, and 5G. We grew up with chat rooms, one PC per family, and dial-up internet. The post 30 Internet Veterans Share The Things That No Longer Exist That May Trigger Repressed Memories first appeared on Bored Panda.

A boom in internet sales has boosted the lower end of the art market and could ultimately doom showroom auctions, said the boss of sector-tracker Artprice, which published its annual report Wednesday.