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Get the feeling you’re being nickel-and-dimed? Dynamic pricing means you probably are (opens the original)
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If it feels like you’re being nickel-and-dimed in every aspect of your life, it’s not your imagination. Even McDonald’s is turning you upside down and shaking the loose change from your pockets as you buy that once affordable fast-food feast. A new report from Reuters says the burger chain is pushing its franchisees to use AI-powered algorithms to set pricing at their locations. The technology analyzes data across 14,000 locations to estimate “customer willingness to pay in your area.” For examp
Ex-ESPN star Linda Cohn is back â with hotter takes than youâve ever heard before (opens the original)
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Meet the new Linda Cohn. Same as the old Linda Cohn. Only now, the pioneering sports broadcaster who delivered straight sports news at ESPN for 34 years, has shed her corporate yoke. She is embracing radical candor with her recently launched eponymous YouTube show. “For the first time the gloves are off,” Cohn told me of her move into independent opinion journalism. “For the first time, I can speak freely on how I was feeling about certain subjects involving sports.” And boy, had she stored up p
Gayle King’s racialized worldview is blown up after discovering Lindsay Clancy holdout juror is black (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Very rarely do you see someone’s worldview burst in real time — never mind on live television. But that’s exactly what happened when Gayle King waded into identity boxes while interviewing a Lindsay Clancy juror Friday on “CBS Mornings.” During the segment, King asked Paula Devlin about the racial make up of the jury, noting that she hadn’t seen this discussed anywhere. And suddenly we knew why no one had previously talked about it. When questione
Jimmy Kimmelâs sure to be long, tedious and unfunny goodbye has finally started (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Fresh from his two-month summer break, Jimmy Kimmel returned to air last night as Page Six reported that his show will end after next season. âHis contract is not getting extended,â a source said, and “Jimmy Kimmel Live” will reportedly say sayonara in May 2027 after 24 years on air. With the news swirling, Kimmel did what he does best these days â went on a politically charged rant about Trump. âDonald Trump and I have one thing in common
Billionaire bashing is latest eyerolling trend by holier-than-thou A-listers â who are millionaires themselves (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. For multi-millionaire celebs, publicly blasting billionaires is their new virtue signal. Last week Andrew Garfield went even further, saying he hoped his new movie, “The Uprising” about England’s 1381 Peasants’ Revolt, instilled fear into the uber wealthy. Promoting the flick at an Los Angeles screening, Garfield was asked what he wanted moviegoers to take away from it and the 43-year-old said he wants it to be “galvanizing. I hope thereâs some
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