Gen Z is reimagining the iconic 70s brand L’eggs
L’eggs became a household name over half a century ago. Now it wants to target Gen Z, with a little help from Cami Téllez, the founder of Parade.
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I left my $195,000 tech job to open a wine bar. I work 12-hour days and don’t have health insurance, but I’ve never been happier.
Shanna Nasiri left her $195,000 tech job to follow her dreams and open a natural wine bar in Brooklyn.
Russian economists and officials foresee a hard struggle in 2025
At a pivotal economic forum, leading figures in Russia’s economy said to expect lower growth and investment delays due to funding issues.
Here’s how far we are from AGI, according to the people developing it
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A woman who lost 75 pounds shares the 3 biggest lessons she learned about losing weight and keeping it off
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The directors of A24’s new horror film used their movie to slam Hollywood’s ‘weird’ use of AI
In an interview with BI, "Heretic" directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods explained why they chose to speak out against AI in an end-credits disclaimer.
A 59-year-old who prioritized work and family got fit after a health scare. Aged 72, he’s a medal-winning athlete who works out daily.
Tom Simek, who has competed on "American Ninja Warrior," shared how getting fit later in life has changed his life for the better.
Kmart has all but disappeared from the US. But its Australian namesake is booming.
Wesfarmers-owned Kmart now operates over 300 stores across Australia and New Zealand and employs around 40,000 people.
Voters worldwide are angry about higher prices and keep punishing those in power
Incumbent governments have lost ground in Britain, France, Japan, India, and elsewhere this year, setting the stage for Donald Trump’s victory.
Some Uber and Lyft drivers are asking riders to avoid the apps and pay in cash
Some Uber and Lyft drivers are going around the rideshare apps and asking riders to pay them directly, people told BI.