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'We have to put them away' - do Arsenal need to sign a striker?
Arsenal were held to a goalless draw by Everton on Saturday, so does Mikel Arteta need to sign a striker in January?BBC News - Dec. 14 -
How Do the Yankees Wash Their Juan Soto Blues Away? Trade for Kyle Tucker.
The Astros’ left-handed slugger, who has won a Gold Glove and stolen 30 bases in a season, is a perfect fit.The New York Times - Dec. 13 -
Musk’s Foundation Gave Away Less Money Than Required in 2023
Private foundations must donate 5 percent of their assets every year. Elon Musk’s enormous charity missed that standard for three consecutive years.The New York Times - Dec. 12 -
How GM’s self-driving strategy is evolving as it gives up on Cruise business
General Motors has bailed on its Cruise robotaxis, citing the amount of time and money needed to scale the business and an “increasingly competitive” market for autonomous vehicles.MarketWatch - Dec. 10 -
The Chiefs have 15 straight wins in one-score games. How do they get away with it?
Kansas City are 12-1 this season and most of those victories have been by a fine margin. But to dismiss the Super Bowl champions as merely fortunate is unfair. The Kansas City Chiefs have been ...The Guardian - Dec. 10 -
The Rich Can Afford Personal Care. The Rest Will Have to Make Do With AI
From personal trainers to in-person therapy, only the wealthy have access to human connection. What are the options for the less advantaged?Wired - Dec. 7 -
2 smart ways to borrow money for 2025 (and 2 risky ones)
Borrowers in need of some extra money should be aware of these smart (and risky) options heading into 2025.CBS News - Dec. 5 -
Mark Cuban’s War on Drug Prices: ‘How Much Fucking Money Do I Need?’
“I’m not trying to land on Mars,” Cost Plus Drugs founder Mark Cuban joked at WIRED’s The Big Interview event.Wired - Dec. 3 -
How AI Tools Are Revolutionizing Startup Launch Strategies
From lower costs to new founder skills, accessible AI is transforming how startups go from idea to market.Inc. - Dec. 1
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