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Holiday Online Sales Are Set to Surge, But Shoppers Are Buying Essentials, Not Gifts
Adobe Analytics forecasts $275 billion in US holiday online sales for 2026, but AI-assisted shoppers are stocking up on essentials, not gifts.
Shein and Temu Face New Fees as France and the EU Close the Cheap-Parcel Loophole
France's new per-item fashion fee and the EU's flat €3 customs duty are ending the duty-free advantage that fueled Shein and Temu's rise in Europe.
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Cocoa Prices Retreat From Crisis Highs As West African Harvests Rebound
Cocoa prices are pulling back from 2024's record highs as harvests recover in Cote d'Ivoire and Ghana, with the World Bank forecasting further declines through 2026.
Why Hotel Restaurants Are Now Booking the Room For You in 2026
OpenTable's 2026 Top 100 Hotel Restaurants confirms it: 60% of American summer travelers now pick a hotel for its dining room. Inside a quiet reversal reshaping travel.
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Spring is coming: how to forget the little chills under the spring sun
What a pleasure to get up in the morning and walk under the spring sun! The air is light, the grass is green, the...
Common Osteoporosis Drugs Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Major Study
A 120,000-person Hong Kong study links common osteoporosis drugs to a lower dementia risk. Here is what researchers found, and what it means for patients.
Retailers Stretch Black Friday Into a Month of Early Deals as Shoppers Spread Out Spending
Target, Walmart and Home Depot are launching Black Friday discounts weeks early, while NRF data shows shoppers spreading holiday budgets and shrinking their average basket size.
Apple’s First Touchscreen MacBook Pro Leads a Five-Product Launch
Apple opened pre-orders for five new devices, led by its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, with availability starting November 6.
US Housing Starts Hit Multi-Year Low in 2026 as Mortgage Rates Hold Near 7%
US housing starts fell to a six-year low in September 2026 as mortgage rates near 7% squeeze builders, even as office-to-apartment conversions rise in big cities.
Court of Arbitration for Sport Clears Russia’s Return to International Ice Hockey
A CAS ruling found the IIHF's exclusion of Russian teams unlawful, setting a new evidentiary standard for nationality-based bans in international sport.
Verizon’s $70M AI Skills Program Signals a New Era in Corporate Reskilling
Verizon is putting $70 million behind a free, nationwide AI training initiative, raising a bigger question: who should fund the retraining of millions of workers for the AI era?
Canada Launches Home Energy Retrofits Program to Cut Costs and Emissions
Canada's new CAD 2 billion plan funds heat pump rebates and retrofit financing for up to one million homes, projecting average household savings of $1,400 a year and major emissions cuts.
Anne Carson Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature for Reinventing the Classics
Canadian poet Anne Carson has won the Nobel Prize in Literature, honored for blending classical tradition with bold new literary forms.
Set-Jetting, Hobby Trips, and Un-Adulting: Inside the Next Wave of Travel Trends
Industry data reveals how set-jetting, hobby-focused trips, and frequent short breaks are reshaping how people plan vacations worldwide.