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OpenAI, Google, and Walmart are rolling out their own AI agents that carry out tasks on behalf of humans.Read More

He’s been the Scripps’ senior director of local news strategy since April 2020.Read More

McLaughlin will continue in his current role as vp of News for Graham Media GroupRead More

Each show saw week-to-week gains ahead of the holiday weekend.Read More

Bieber will stay on as chief creative officer.Read More

Ndidi Oteh will succeed David Droga as CEO of Accenture Song, bringing a focus on AI integration, client growth, and human-centered creativity.Read More

Danone’s influencer team acts fast, thinks long, and shows up to the right parties.Read More

The European Commission has unveiled ambitious plans to cut red tape and make the EU a more attractive place for tech businesses to scale.  Launched today, the EU Startup and Scaleup Strategy comes as the bloc scrambles to attract and retain tech startups amid stiff competition from the US and Asia.  Under the new initiative, the EU has laid out a five-point plan to close the gap with its rivals. It’s also in talks to deploy a public-private fund of at least €10bn under the new strategy, Reuters reports.  Here’s the lowdown: 1. Making rules less painful European startups regularly…

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The networks went into the holiday weekend with some positive momentum.Read More

HOKA is bringing mountain trails to the heart of New York City. On Wednesday, the running brand unveiled its new Mafate X Far Out Experience, an immersive simulation inviting runners […]Read More