Major News Orgs to Decline Paying for Twitter Verification

Major news organizations such as The New York Times and Washington Post are declining to pay to have their accounts verified on Twitter ahead of the anticipated changes on the platform Saturday.

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U.S. Economy Unexpectedly Accelerated to a 2.4% Growth Rate Despite Fed Hikes

The U.S. economy surprisingly accelerated to a 2.4% annual growth rate from April through June, showing continued resilience in the face of steadily higher interest rates resulting from the Federal Reserve’s 16-month-long fight to bring down inflation.

A 'Rolling Recession' or a 'Richcession' Might Spare the U.S. Economy From a Full-Scale Downturn

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Mattel Working on Multiple Toy Movies

Mattel Working on Multiple Toy Movies

Anheuser-Busch to Lay Off 'Less Than' 20 Percent of Workforce

Anheuser-Busch to Lay Off 'Less Than' 20 Percent of Workforce

Jell-O Gets Brand New Logo

Jell-O Gets Brand New Logo

What Meta's Better-Than Expected Earnings Report Says About the Future

What Meta's Better-Than Expected Earnings Report Says About the Future

Sony Sells More Than 40M PlayStation 5 Units

Sony Sells More Than 40M PlayStation 5 Units

Low-Wage Earners More Likely to Lose Jobs to A.I.

Low-Wage Earners More Likely to Lose Jobs to A.I.

Mattel: Barbie Buzz Fueling Stronger Sales

Mattel: Barbie Buzz Fueling Stronger Sales

McDonald's Reports Better-Than-Expected Q2 Results

McDonald's Reports Better-Than-Expected Q2 Results

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