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Trumps New Jersey Golf Clubs Can Keep Selling AlcoholFor NowDespite Presidents Felony Conviction. Heres Why.
Zach Everson, Forbes Staff, Zach Everson, Forbes Staff https://www.forbes.com/sites/zacheverson/
Two of Donald Trumps New Jersey golf clubs are still serving alcohol nearly a year after the state opted not to renew their liquor licenses amid questions over whether his felony conviction disqualif ...[Continue Reading]
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JD.com, Inc. (JD): Among Ken Fishers Technology Stock Picks with Huge Upside Potential
Sajjl Nooranne
We recently published an article titled Billionaire Ken Fisher's 10 Technology Stock Picks with Huge Upside Potential.In this article, we are going to take a look at where JD.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:JD) s ...[Continue Reading]
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How Do We Know Whos Human? A New Tech Raises Big Questions
coolcatteacher@gmail.com (Victoria A Davis, Cool Cat Teacher), Victoria A Davis, Cool Cat Teacher
On May 1, 2025, Sam Altmans identity project, now called World (formerly Worldcoin), launched iris and face-scanning locations in six U.S. cities. The goal? Prove you're human and get a World ID in ...[Continue Reading]
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A 12-time delegate shares 7 tips to make the Milken Global Conference pay dividends
Jennifer Prosek
Jennifer Prosek moderating a session at the Milken Global Conference in 2024.Courtesy of Milken Institute <ul><li>The Milken Institute Global Conference, launched by financier Michael Milken in 1998 ...[Continue Reading]
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EA confirms it is "reducing roles" at Codemasters, and "redeploying as many as possible"
Vikki Blake
Days after announcing it was "pausing development" on all future games in its World Rally Championship, EA has confirmed it has "reduced some roles" at Codemasters. EA announced the end of its partn ...[Continue Reading]
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Gabon swears in ex-military chief Oligui as president
Al Jazeera
Brice Oligui Nguema, who led a coup in Gabon ending decades of Bongo family rule and swept the election last month with nearly 95 percent of the vote, has been sworn in as the countrys president. Th ...[Continue Reading]
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