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Silicon Valley runs out of perks, Hollywood comes for Fortnite, and SpaceX could make a city

The Future Party
Dec 16, 2024
The Waiting Economy

The Waiting Economy

Line standing becomes a job, international films get an AI translation, and Meta enters its robot era

The Future Party
Feb 17, 2025
Bye-Bye, BuzzFeed

Bye-Bye, BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed serves up First We Feast, teens are online too much, and Love Is Blind contestants have rights

The Future Party
Dec 13, 2024
Cancel Culture Insurance

Cancel Culture Insurance

An insurance agency protects against getting canceled, Graze lets users make custom feeds, and Jelly Roll now lives at American Idol

The Future Party
Feb 6, 2025
A Kansas City Chiefs Production

A Kansas City Chiefs Production

The Kansas City Chiefs go Hollywood, Barnes & Noble is the place to be, and X wants to be a bank

The Future Party
Feb 4, 2025
Researchers Invented Artificial Skin
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Researchers Invented Artificial Skin

What if we could create artificial skin that heals and breathes like the real thing? The key lies in vascularization. Without blood vessels, artificial skin is a "permanent Band-Aid" — a scientific mystery that, when solved, could revolutionize medicine.

David Vendrell
Sep 16, 2025
President Trump Calls For Companies To Report Earnings Every Six Months
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President Trump Calls For Companies To Report Earnings Every Six Months

Relaxing quarterly earnings reports could reshape the US economy. While Europe and the UK have already made the change, most firms still choose frequent transparency. Now, the US may follow, challenging a 50-year-old tradition.

David Vendrell
Sep 16, 2025
There’s money in avoiding AI slop
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There’s money in avoiding AI slop

Audiences are tired of low-quality, AI-generated content. As "slop" floods the internet, creators and advertisers have a chance to stand out. By avoiding or even mocking AI-generated content, they can distinguish their brands and win over consumers.

Luke Perrotta
Sep 15, 2025
Americans’ net worth soars despite economic uncertainty
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Americans’ net worth soars despite economic uncertainty

While Americans' net worth has skyrocketed by nearly $50 trillion since the pandemic, thanks to surging stock and housing markets, this short-term gain could signal a long-term risk. The question is whether we're seeing a boom or a dangerous new economic bubble.

Luke Perrotta
Sep 15, 2025
Teens Turn To Old Devices In Wake of School Phone Bans
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Teens Turn To Old Devices In Wake of School Phone Bans

With school boards banning smartphones, teens are turning to older tech to play music and disconnect. This ironic new trend, pushed into the mainstream by school bans, marks a return to analog tech as kids seek a break from the digital world.

David Vendrell
Sep 12, 2025
Paramount Readies An Offer For Warner Bros. Discovery
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Paramount Readies An Offer For Warner Bros. Discovery

David Ellison's acquisition of Paramount was just the beginning. The media mogul, backed by his family's deep pockets, is now reportedly setting his sights on an even bigger prize: a takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery.

David Vendrell
Sep 12, 2025
Oracle’s Stock Boost Lifts Larry Ellison’s Worth
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Oracle’s Stock Boost Lifts Larry Ellison’s Worth

Oracle is making a high-stakes bet on AI. The company is taking on massive debt to build new data centers, a gamble that its huge contracts with key players like OpenAI, Nvidia, and Meta will pay off and make them a leader in the AI-fueled cloud boom.

David Vendrell
Sep 11, 2025
Stealth Talent Connects Creators And Entrepreneurs
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Stealth Talent Connects Creators And Entrepreneurs

Becoming an entrepreneur is the new path for top digital creators. As influencers like MrBeast and Emma Chamberlain turn their online fame into business empires, brands are finding that partnering with creators is a necessity.

David Vendrell
Sep 11, 2025
Paramount Plans To Double Down On TV Assets
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Paramount Plans To Double Down On TV Assets

Everyone's been talking about cable TV's demise. But Paramount is looking to buck the trend by exploring a radical new model to save its TV assets, proving that while streaming may rule the airwaves, the television industry isn't out of the picture yet.

David Vendrell
Sep 10, 2025
Ralph Lauren Rolls Out An AI Stylist
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Ralph Lauren Rolls Out An AI Stylist

Get ready for the next wave of retail innovation. Ralph Lauren is at the forefront of a new era of "goal-based" shopping with its new chatbot, which could signal the future for the entire industry as it moves beyond traditional, "scroll-based" e-commerce.

David Vendrell
Sep 10, 2025
Montana’s “Right To Try” Law Woos Longevity Startups
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Montana’s “Right To Try” Law Woos Longevity Startups

Under the new administration and with new successes in biohacking, Montana is poised to become an experimental-medicine mecca. This unlikely alliance between alternative medicine and high-tech biohacking could transform the state into a hub for cutting-edge treatments.

David Vendrell
Sep 9, 2025
The Sphere Creates A New Revenue Stream For Hollywood
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The Sphere Creates A New Revenue Stream For Hollywood

James Dolan's Vegas Sphere is a runaway hit, but concerts may not be its main money-maker. With the demand for immersive films skyrocketing, it's movies that could drive the venue's long-term revenue as it expands globally.

David Vendrell
Sep 9, 2025
Fable Studio Plans To Finish Orson Welles Movie With AI
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Fable Studio Plans To Finish Orson Welles Movie With AI

An AI company called Fable is generating controversy with a new project: reconstructing lost footage from an Orson Welles masterpiece. The move is a calculated stunt to attract studios to Fable's platform for user-generated content.

David Vendrell
Sep 8, 2025
Tesla Offers Elon Musk Pay Package That Could Make Him A Trillionaire
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Tesla Offers Elon Musk Pay Package That Could Make Him A Trillionaire

Once the undisputed EV leader, Tesla is losing ground to rivals. To regain its footing, the company's board believes keeping Elon Musk's focus on Tesla is essential for its long-term success.

David Vendrell
Sep 8, 2025
GM Pilots New Driving Test
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GM Pilots New Driving Test

Aging and car-centric culture make it difficult to know when to stop driving. But new technology could make taking the keys away less painful, offering a starting point for a conversation about safety and mobility for older drivers.

David Vendrell
Sep 5, 2025
Travis And Jason Kelce’s Garage Beer Gets $200 Million Valuation
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Travis And Jason Kelce’s Garage Beer Gets $200 Million Valuation

Beer brands are losing their fizz with Gen Z and millennial drinkers, who are opting for canned cocktails and hard seltzers instead. As health-conscious consumers drive new trends, beer brands must find a way to stay relevant.

David Vendrell
Sep 5, 2025
ResortPass Opens Marketplace Of Hotel Perks
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ResortPass Opens Marketplace Of Hotel Perks

U.S. hotels face a revenue slump as foreign tourism spending declines. To offset the drop in bookings, hotels are innovating, offering locals and day-use visitors access to perks like pools and spas once reserved exclusively for overnight guests.

David Vendrell
Sep 4, 2025
Taylor Swift To Put New Album On Cassette
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Taylor Swift To Put New Album On Cassette

The audio cassette, a relic of the 80s, is making a comeback. As music fans seek a more tactile, analog experience, this once-obsolete format is enjoying a small but noticeable resurgence alongside its vinyl counterpart.

David Vendrell
Sep 4, 2025
The Drama Of The 2025 Summer Box Office
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The Drama Of The 2025 Summer Box Office

Hollywood is in a new era. The decade of record-breaking grosses is over, replaced by a post-pandemic, post-strike reality. After a mixed-bag summer at the box office, can the film industry find its footing and return to glory?

David Vendrell
Sep 3, 2025
Vogue Names Chloe Malle As US Editor
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Vogue Names Chloe Malle As US Editor

After 37 years, Anna Wintour is stepping back as Vogue's editor-in-chief. With the fashion world abuzz, we now know who will fill the iconic role and what this monumental shift means for the industry.

David Vendrell
Sep 3, 2025
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