by Sophia Scorziello | Nov 8, 2025
As the Trump administration continues its pursuit to legitimize crypto, the U.S. stablecoin company preps the groundwork to bridge the gap between decentralized and traditional finance. ____ In mid-October inside the International Monetary Fund’s Washington D.C....
by Quinn Waller | Nov 7, 2025
Tsering Gawa, 19, recently visited the Times Square Olive Garden to try the restaurant’s Never Ending Pasta Bowl, a promotion that allows customers to order unlimited pasta, soup, salad, and breadsticks for $13.99. The Brooklyn college student said she ordered three...
by Rhyannon Bartlett-Imadegawa | Oct 5, 2025
New subscription plan for shared accounts aims to boost subscriber numbers Will people feel too awkward to cancel a subscription if someone else depends on it too? The New York Times is counting on it as they introduce new family-and-friend subscription plans. The...
by Emily Davis | Nov 18, 2024
Snap wants to win over new, older users – again. After years of criticism over its steep learning curve, Snap is trying to make its 13-year-old app more user friendly with an interface overhaul announced in September. The redesign is called Simple Snapchat. “For...
by Laura Turbay | Nov 13, 2024
The race to supply weight-loss drugs to nearly half of Americans that classify as obese, is on. Eli Lilly’s stock boomed after they released their blockbuster weight loss drug Zepbound last year, consecrating the Indiana-based drugmaker as one of the top...
by Coralie Carlson | Nov 4, 2024
Target is reaching for the stars – Blake Lively, Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande – to help lure customers into stores. The Minneapolis-based retailer is leaning into flashy partnerships with celebrities like Lively, Swift and Grande in an effort to boost sales, which...
