The American Jewelers Who Rewrote the Rules of Luxury

The American Jewelers Who Rewrote the Rules of Luxury

A Tiffany and Co. American Flag brooch. Courtesy Sotheby’s While European jewelry houses were shaped by royal courts, aristocratic patronage and centuries of tradition, American jewelers emerged from a culture of entrepreneurship, industrial innovation and self-made wealth. The result was a distinct American style—bold, technically innovative, gemstone-driven and often less constrained by convention. Beginning in…

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Ebola Returns: How We Can Fight Back

Ebola Returns: How We Can Fight Back

A Red Cross team lowers the coffin of a likely Ebola victim in Bunia, Congo —Jospin Mwisha—AFP/Getty Images A woman had died. She had traveled from Mongbwalu, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to neighboring Uganda, where she fell ill and rapidly declined. Her body was transported back to Mongbwalu, but during the journey, the…

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TLC’s Deon Derrico Says Legal Drama With Karen Derrico Feels Like “Someone Died”

TLC’s Deon Derrico Says Legal Drama With Karen Derrico Feels Like “Someone Died”

Deon Derrico isn’t mincing his words. Two weeks after the Doubling Down with the Derricos alum allegedly received threatening emails from his ex-wife Karen Derrico amid a contentious family dynamic, he addressed her attorney’s claims that those exchanges were fabricated. “It’s absolutely egregious,” Deon told Oxygen.com in an interview published July 1. “I think it…

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Airbnb launches anti-July 4th party tech that tracks unruly guests and downgrades their booking

Airbnb launches anti-July 4th party tech that tracks unruly guests and downgrades their booking

Party animals could land in the doghouse this weekend. Airbnb is employing anti-party technology before the July 4 weekend to combat higher-risk bookings that could lead to disruptive parties.  The technology works by analyzing bookings via reservation length, distance between the guest’s location and the listing, property type and timing. If the booking gets flagged,…

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Can Corporations Survive the Age of AI?

Can Corporations Survive the Age of AI?

Agibot X2 Robots dance during the 10th edition of the Viva Technology startup and innovation fair at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, France, on June 19, 2026. —Mustafa Yalcin—Anadolu/Getty Images The greatest threat facing business today is not artificial intelligence. It is the illusion that AI is the whole challenge.…

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