Qatari officials try to drown beer at the World Cup
Eight days before the start of the World Cup, Qatar is going head-to-head with one of the event’s top sponsors, Budweiser.
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Political pollsters gets ghosted by Gen Z
Political polling is becoming a lost art as young voters reject annoying robocalls and robotexts. While pollsters are trying to shift to a social media strategy to collect more accurate predictions,
Retiring the myth of the billionaire genius
American society has a habit of lauding billionaires as the ultimate voices of wisdom regarding business, politics, and philanthropy
Americans moonlight to make ends meet
Inflation is still overshadowing wage increases, prompting some full-time employees to take on side hustles for the first time in their working lives.
Brunch: A brief history
Brunch is a corruption.
Remote works creates a non-linear work schedule
The rise of remote work has allowed people to set their own schedules and design their ideal workdays.
Roblox enrolls in Parsons School of Design for a digital fashion course
Roblox and NYC’s Parsons School of Design are collaborating on a digital fashion course to teach students how to create designs that straddle the real world and the metaverse.
Everything is now “content”
They say content is king, but in a world where everything online has become content, most of it fails to rise above anything else.
The new “bleisure” class is reshaping air travel
“Bleisure” travel (or “blended” travel) — the combination of business and leisure — is on the rise.
Every collaborator drops Kanye
After many antisemitic comments and tweets, brands across the fashion and entertainment industry are cutting ties with Kanye.