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In AI-obsessed Silicon Valley, live commerce platform Whatnot just notched a new funding round valuing it at $20 billion
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OpenAI’s new device is reportedly a $300 portable donut that watches you
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OpenAI’s new device is reportedly a $300 portable donut that watches you
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By Jim EdwardsAugust 6, 2026
eBay CEO Jamie Iannone’s playbook embraces Gen Z and a cautious approach to AI
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eBay CEO Jamie Iannone’s playbook embraces Gen Z and a cautious approach to AI
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Wall Street shrugs off global slump as Trump promises (yet another) imminent deal with Iran
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Ikea’s AI bot didn’t replace workers. It made them more valuable
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Ikea’s AI bot didn’t replace workers. It made them more valuable
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