Ella Langley Ties A Historic Chart Record — But It May Not Last
Ella Langley ties the all-time Billboard Hot 100 record as “Choosin’ Texas” spends a twenty-second week at No. 1, matching Mariah Carey.
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Smoke visible near Riyadh airport after Saudi Arabia issues all-clear
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Porsche could face another 4,000 job cuts, Handelsblatt reports
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InvestingPro Fair Value predicted Sterling Infrastructure 40% decline
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GeoPark delivers 67% return after InvestingPro Fair Value call
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Canada optimistic about concluding trade talks with India by year-end, minister says
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‘A huge problem’: Trump has traded more stocks than all of Congress combined. A Bush-era ethics lawyer explains why you should worry
President Donald Trump has made more securities trades since returning to office than every member of Congress combined. According to a Bloomberg analysis published this week, he has made roughly 28,700 in 17 months, or about 80 trades every market day, It’s a new habit of Trump’s. In his first term, Trump’s financial disclosures consisted…
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From BFFs to open war: Better.com’s founder vs. the investor who replaced him
Hours after Better.com founder Vishal Garg was ousted as CEO this summer, the board member picked to replace him texted Garg after midnight. “You are the last person I am texting tonight—you are on my mind,” interim CEO Daniel Lewis wrote, according to a log of texts between the two reviewed by Fortune. “You are…
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Tyson Foods’ summer meal pilot reveals the scale of America’s food-access gap for children
For many kids, the last bell of the school year sounds like freedom. But for millions of others, it signals the end of a reliable meal. More than 21 million children qualify for free and reduced-price school lunches. During summer, that number drops to 3.2 million. The children left behind have not stopped being hungry,…
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Pat Gelsinger and Naveen Rao: we’ve seen Silicon Valley move fast and break things, but consider the math of where we’re headed
We Work In AI. We’ve Seen It Eliminate Jobs. We’ve Also Seen It Create More Jobs Silicon Valley used to encourage one another to “move fast and break things.” Then we broke everything. And people started to get angry. Every major tech change throughout history has caused painful disruption. Farm families are still suffering from…