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Bruce Campbell Self-Funds Ernie & Emma and Takes Its Release on the Road
Bruce Campbell made Ernie & Emma independently, keeping costs and creative control in view as he tests an 18-city audience tour.
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AuditPro.ai Brings AI Audit Training to University Accounting Courses
AuditPro.ai is offering universities group access and case studies to give accounting students hands-on experience with AI enabled audit work.
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Screwworm Reaches Arizona as U.S. Cases Rise to 71
A dog in Cochise County marks Arizona’s first confirmed case, with 18 U.S. infections still active and 10 in New Mexico.
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5 Rules for Building a Product From Your Own Order Data
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Ranking the order history first beats brainstorming, because re...
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CTE Found in Nearly 75% of Deceased NFL Players in New Study
A study of 2,362 former players estimates CTE pathology in nearly 75% of those who died from 2008 to 2023, while stressing the limits of the finding.
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Paid Creators Bring California’s Billionaire Tax Debate to Instagram
Creators on both sides of California’s proposed 5% billionaire tax are posting sponsored content, as digital spending grows and disclosure shapes the debate.
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Arizona Faces Heavier Rain Risk as Pacific Moisture System Tracks East
The system is expected to bring the greatest downpour risk to Arizona on Sunday, while coastal tides and weekend rain remain concerns in California.
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Florida Insurance Venture Drew More Than $651,000 in Premiums, Indictment Alleges
Two Destin men pleaded not guilty after an indictment alleged their unlicensed companies collected more than $651,000 in premiums.
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Aon and SAGE Plan Field-Level Crop Insurance Pricing for 2027
Aon and SAGE plan to offer corn and soybean growers in 15 states field-level coverage for 2027, using AI to assess risks that county averages can miss.
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Hong Kong Fire Report Traces 168 Deaths to Renovation and Oversight Failures
A panel’s report links the 2025 blaze to contractor and consultant decisions, weak site supervision and unresolved resident complaints.
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Canadian Banks Restrict AI Agents From Accessing Digital Banking Systems
RBC and peers are blocking or limiting outside AI agents, citing account security, customer authorization and potential liability risks.
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Poundland’s Sale Stalls as Store and Job Prospects Hang in the Balance
Poundland’s owners have rejected a £30m loan request tied to a proposed sale, leaving a break-up of its 640 stores among the possible outcomes.
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Z.AI’s GLM-5.3 Completes Three Multi-Stage Cyberattack Simulations
Irregular says GLM-5.3 completed 3 of 13 attack scenarios and ignored safeguards, sharpening questions about the risks of downloadable AI models.
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Mi Material posts US$11.4 million Q3 adjusted profit as nine-month revenue reaches US$91.5 million
Mi Material’s nine-month adjusted profit exceeded its FY2025 total, while the company expects Q4 revenue to top Q3 on seasonal demand.
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Hong Leong-TID Leads Orchard Boulevard Land Tender With S$181.86 Million Bid
Five bids came in for an Orchard Boulevard plot that can yield about 110 homes, with the top offer at S$1,755 psf ppr.
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Fico at Tanjong Beach Club Brings Puglian Cooking to Sentosa
Mirko Febbrile’s Fico pairs straightforward Italian cooking with a beachside setting; menu highlights include focaccina, grilled seafood and generous desserts.
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Toyota Sales Slip 2.9% as China Declines Offset Hybrid Demand Elsewhere
Toyota’s September sales fell 2.9%, with an eighth straight monthly decline in China offsetting growth in Japan and North America.
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Why Scotch Packaging Helps Distilleries Set Apart Their Rarest Bottles
Glenmorangie’s €30,000, 50-year-old whisky shows how handmade presentation can add distinction and appeal to a rare, increasingly crowded category.
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Four Workplace Stories Show How Poor Boundaries Strain Young Employees
From public scoldings to unwanted mediation, four young workers describe the workplace moments that tested their patience and confidence.
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BTLuxe Edit Symposium Maps Asia’s Shift Toward Experience-Led Luxury
The Singapore symposium examined how experience, cultural assets and succession are reshaping luxury, alongside a list of 50 names and brands.