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50 Times Companies Made Social Media Fails That Left Everyone Facepalming Online (New Pics)

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ChatGPT reportedly linked to first murder — here's what we know and what OpenAI is saying

A tragic Connecticut case shows how ChatGPT allegedly fueled a former Yahoo executive’s delusions, raising urgent questions about AI safety.

Tom’s Guide

Exclusive: Squint raises $40 million at $265 million valuation to modernize manufacturing for companies like Pepsi and Michelin

Squint has raised a $40 million Series B at a valuation of $265 million, Fortune has exclusively learned.

Fortune

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Brittney Griner Suspended or Banned? WNBA Rumours Debunked After Ejection Drama

Brittney Griner was not suspended or banned by the WNBA. Viral claims are debunked following her ejection during a recent Atlanta Dream matchup.

International Business Times UK

10 Classic Logos That Got Axed After Public Backlash

Changing a logo can feel risky. People get attached to familiar designs. When a company updates its look, it hopes for excitement. But sometimes, the reaction is the opposite. A new logo can spark outrage, confusion, or even jokes. For brands, this backlash can be costly. Here are ten classic…

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Yahoo Mail and AOL were down for thousands — live updates on the outage

Yahoo Mail is experiencing technical difficulties that are causing users to experience an error message preventing them from accessing the service.

Tom’s Guide

Yahoo and AOL mail suffered hours of outage – here's how it played out

AOL and Yahoo email users couldn't access their mail for hours, especially in the US.

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7 Tech Brands Losing Market Share Fast

In the fast-moving world of technology, even the biggest names aren’t safe. Innovation, user preferences, and fierce competition can cause tech brands to fall from grace almost overnight. Companies that once led the market are now scrambling to keep up—or quietly fading into irrelevance. Whether it’s due to outdated products,…

Clever Dude

Yahoo Japan wants all its 11,000 employees to use Gen AI to double their productivity by 2028 — a sign of things to come?

Yahoo Japan mandates AI for all staff to double productivity by 2028, reflecting a growing trend of tech-driven workplace restructuring and automation.

TechRadar

Corporate turnaround artist Jim Lanzone is 'sticking to what users need' as CEO of Yahoo

"I think we're building a lot and have a lot of things others might need," Lanzone told Fortune.

Fortune

Yahoo’s Jim Lanzone: People ‘think that Nike happened overnight or they were just brand geniuses—it took years’

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Fortune

Single Mom With Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Reveals Why She Is Going To End Her Life

"This is heart shattering"

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The turnaround CEO who convinced tech talent to bet on Yahoo's comeback

Three and a half years into what Yahoo CEO Jim Lanzone calls a “multi-phase turnaround”, he is executing a transformation strategy that touches everything from product development to cultural renewal.

Fortune

Is There College Football Fantasy Football?

Even if you don’t play fantasy football, you have that friend who gets really into it. For the fantasy sports die-hards out there, the NFL is typically the focus of their energy. But college football fans have options, too. Yes, there is fantasy college football. It’s just a little bit…

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Fantasy Football Leagues Are Now Live: What to Know Before You Sign Up

Everything you need to know before signing up for fantasy football this year!

Everybody Loves Your Money

8 Major Brands That Are Slowly Dying and Don’t Want You to Know

In the fast-moving world of business, not all giants stand the test of time. Some brands that once felt invincible are now quietly fading into irrelevance, trying to rebrand, pivot, or digitize their way out of decline. Consumers may still see the commercials, the storefronts, or the logos, but behind…

MusicRadar

“I’m like, ‘Hey, I’m here to take the New York Stock Exchange. Is that a right or a left?’ And he hits the panic button and the riot police come and the riot doors slam shut”: The day Rage Against the Machine caused chaos on Wall Street

The Wall Street shoot for Sleep Now in the Fire ended up making history as RATM descended on the New York Stock Exchange

The Independent UK

Who Wants to be a Millionaire contestant gets £1m question wrong in ‘biggest loss’ in show’s history

Audience gasped loudly as Nicholas Bennett used two lifelines and chose the wrong answer

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The Independent UK

Amazon tribe sues New York Times over ‘porn addicts’ claim

Indigenous Brazilian Amazon tribe sues NYT over newspaper's reporting on community's introduction to internet

The Free Financial Advisor

5 Companies That Bet on the Wrong Tech and Paid the Price

Have you ever wondered why some of the world’s biggest companies, with all their resources and brainpower, still make massive mistakes? The answer often lies in technology choices. In the fast-paced world of innovation, betting on the wrong tech can turn a market leader into a cautionary tale almost overnight.…

The Conversation

M&S cyberattack: how can retailers regain customers’ trust after a hack? A marketing expert explains

Several big British retailers have been in the news recently – but not for buoyant sales or new product launches. Firms like Marks & Spencer and Co-op have been hacked, affecting online sales and the range of products available in-store, and forcing them to apologise to customers and other stakeholders.…

Sports Illustrated

Notre Dame to Make Promise to Athletes Amid Incoming College Sports Roster Limits

The Fighting Irish will grandfather in existing athletes amid incoming roster limits to college sports, according to a report from Yahoo.

Android Central

Yahoo buying Chrome isn't as crazy as it sounds

Yahoo knows what it should have 20 years ago: it needs a browser

Fortune

CEO of $40 billion Cloudflare wishes he had taken a job offer at Microsoft or Yahoo before going to law school

Gen Z has regrets over their degree—and Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince agrees that he would have been successful sooner had he put off college and gone straight to work

Android Central

Google disagrees with US judge's ruling, says it could impact users at large

Google responds to the DOJ's judgment in its antitrust lawsuit.

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