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Exclusive-OpenAI works to understand full scope of agent activity as user data leak emerges
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New Jersey’s lieutenant governor resigns amid sexual harassment findings
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Fortinet CFO Christiane Ohlgart sells $8,640 in company stock
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Goldgroup Mining closes $122 million private placement
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Most Americans who want to lose weight don’t want to take GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound, new survey says
GLP-1s, or glucagon-like peptide-1 agonist drugs, are seemingly everywhere. In recent years, this class of weight-loss and Type 2 diabetes medication has become not only a household name but inescapable. Shortages have dominated news headlines, and singsong commercials about the best online GLP-1 programs have taken over airwaves. GLP-1s have gone so far as to…
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Temu spent up to $962 million on ads that helped finance an army of fake creators on Meta platforms, research claims
If you are one of Ya Lili’s 183,000 followers on her “@findgadgetswithme” Instagram account, you may have seen this video she posted recently: A man stands on a sunny beach, dressed only in swim shorts, his back covered in dirt. “This won’t come off!” he shouts as he rubs futilely at the brown filth covering…
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GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy are all the rage—but people are quitting them too fast to achieve meaningful weight loss, finds 170,000-patient study
As recently as the onset of COVID-19 four years ago, you probably didn’t know what a glucagon-like peptide 1 agonist, or GLP-1 drug, was. But this class of medications, which help people with Type 2 diabetes and obesity lower their blood sugar and promote weight loss, is now a household name. “It’s everywhere,” Dr. Razia…
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How ‘Ozempic face’ is pushing Gen X, already the biggest Botox and filler consumers, to the facelift table a decade early
As the “forgotten generation” squashed between the culturally dominant Boomers and millennials, the people born between the late 60s and 80s often go under the radar in conversations about Botox online. But that generation is now arriving at plastic surgeons’ offices not just for wrinkle treatments, but for facelifts once reserved for patients 15 years…
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35% of bettors are leaving sportsbooks for prediction markets, echoing the regulatory loophole DraftKings built its business on
In 2006 Congress passed a law called the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act, which didn’t ban online betting but rather, banned banks from processing payments for it. It carved out one exception: fantasy sports, because Congress considered it a game of skill, not a game of chance like betting on a single game is. And…