Amazon is testing a new program that pays media companies for sending it shoppers
Amazon is testing a new way to pay publishers for driving traffic to the platform, and it could be a bright spot for the challenged media industry.
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21 employees resign from the agency rebranded as DOGE, saying they refuse to ‘dismantle critical public services’
The signatories said they will not use their skills to "jeopardize Americans’ sensitive data."
White House still won’t say who runs DOGE but insists it’s definitely not Elon Musk
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YouTube is putting more ads in the middle of videos and says they could help creators earn more money
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Judge calls Trump administration’s federal funding freeze attempt ‘ill-conceived’ in order blocking it
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Some Southwest employees fear layoffs could kill the airline’s famously free-spirited culture
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Vintage photos show how the US government’s involvement in education has changed
The Department of Education has faced opposition since its initial establishment in 1867.
Red Lobster’s CEO shares 3 changes the chain is making to come back after bankruptcy
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The US Army knows it has artillery problems. Now, it just needs to find a fix.
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