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Last week the employees of Cameo, a startup that sells personalized videos of celebrities, gathered for a rally. The news was not good: almost a… Read More »The bad times are coming for startups

PARIS — French automaker Renault has agreed to sell its 68 percent stake in Russia’s largest automaker to a state-backed entity, in a deal that… Read More »Renault agrees to sell its stake in Russian carmaker

“While New York City is getting stronger every day and ticket sales are slowly improving, theater tourists and, especially for our show, the family audience… Read More »‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ closes on Broadway after reopening

“This is spreading like a virus,” Ms Hochul said, demanding that social media executives review their policies to ensure “everything is being done to ensure… Read More »After Buffalo Creates Video Spreads, Social Platforms Face Questions

She has found solace in online support groups that connect her with others trying to cope with recovery and career changes, she said. “I drop… Read More »‘Another unequal burden’: working with long Covid

Susan Pollack, a real estate manager who was shopping one afternoon at a Costco in Marina del Rey, Calif., said she was shocked that the… Read More »Facing higher grocery prices, shoppers are changing their habits

How are you? (May 8-14) Shocked confidence in crypto markets In what some are calling a “death spiral”, the value of a number of digital… Read More »The Week in Business: Crypto’s ‘Death Spiral’

Jack Cakebread, who along with his wife, Dolores, turned a 22-acre cattle ranch in Rutherford, California into one of Napa Valley’s leading wineries while helping… Read More »Jack Cakebread, pioneering winemaker in Napa Valley, dies at 92

Owocki was something of a rock star at the conference. He is credited with coining the term BUIDL in 2017. Admirers approached him nonstop to… Read More »The Web3 Movement’s Quest to Build a ‘Can’t Be Evil’ Internet