How Founders Can Manage a Major Move Without Losing Momentum

How Founders Can Manage a Major Move Without Losing Momentum

A major move has a way of showing you exactly how much of your business runs on invisible structure. The calendars, the routines, the systems you barely think about until they suddenly don’t work anymore. For founders, relocating isn’t just about packing up and moving to a new city. It’s about keeping a company moving…

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7 ways to give feedback that makes people stronger

7 ways to give feedback that makes people stronger

If you’ve ever watched a talented employee shut down after a performance review or seen a promising team member become defensive during a difficult conversation, you’ve experienced one of leadership’s most frustrating paradoxes. The very feedback intended to help someone grow can sometimes have the opposite effect. For founders and entrepreneurs, this challenge is even…

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Saharan dust settles over hurricane breeding grounds – What it means for hurricane season

Saharan dust settles over hurricane breeding grounds – What it means for hurricane season

A massive cloud of Saharan dust has swept thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean and settled over a key breeding ground for tropical storms, creating an environment that is hostile to hurricane development. The sprawling African airmass, that is showing little sign of departing anytime soon, is injecting dry, stable air into the region – playing a major factor in the…

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210 Freeway horror as big rig kills woman and injures 32 near Irwindale

210 Freeway horror as big rig kills woman and injures 32 near Irwindale

A terrifying freeway disaster unfolded Saturday morning in Irwindale when a semi-truck suddenly lost control, crossed the center divider on the 210 Freeway and slammed into multiple vehicles, leaving one woman dead and dozens of others hurt. Dashcam footage obtained by ABC captured the moments before the catastrophic wreck near Irwindale.  32 people suffered injuries.…

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4 wounded, including 2 teens, in wild shootout at NYC park

4 wounded, including 2 teens, in wild shootout at NYC park

Four people — including two teens — were shot and wounded in a wild shootout that erupted at a Big Apple park Saturday night, cops said. Police rushed to the Brigadier General Charles Young Park playground in Harlem around 1:15 a.m. and found a 16- and 17-year-old both shot in the left foot, a 20-year-old…

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Ray-Ban heir escalates fight for control of family fortune

Ray-Ban heir escalates fight for control of family fortune

Published Sun, Jun 21, 2026 · 08:33 PM LEONARDO Maria Del Vecchio, an heir to the Ray-Ban empire built by his late father, publicly challenged his family’s holding company to back his 10 billion euro (S$14.8 billion) buyout of two siblings’ shares, days before a crucial Jun 30 shareholder meeting. In an open letter published…

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Signal Chief Sounds Alarm: ChatGPT and Claude ‘Are Not Your Friends’

Signal Chief Sounds Alarm: ChatGPT and Claude ‘Are Not Your Friends’

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly woven into daily life, Signal President Meredith Whittaker is urging users to rethink how they interact with AI chatbots, warning against treating them as trusted companions or confidants. Whittaker pushed back against the growing tendency to humanize AI systems such as ChatGPT and Claude. Speaking during a Bloomberg interview…

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‘I got crushed’: AI giants are funding ad wars in races across the country

‘I got crushed’: AI giants are funding ad wars in races across the country

WASHINGTON — In congressional races across the country, a new crop of super PACs is taking to the air with millions of dollars worth of advertisements to sway voters. “President Trump said it best, ‘Celeste Maloy will never let you down,’” says one advertisement supporting the Utah Republican representative in her upcoming primary election. “Standing up to…

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Dutch royals swap orange for blue as they cheer for Netherlands, then Curaçao at World Cup

Dutch royals swap orange for blue as they cheer for Netherlands, then Curaçao at World Cup

King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands began Saturday by cheering the Dutch past Sweden in Houston. The monarchs ended the day by watching Curacao make some history against Ecuador in Kansas City. The small island nation of Curacao is a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and that makes King Willem-Alexander and Queen…

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