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- Hulu's "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" follows a group of eight Mormon mothers and TikTok creators.
- Hulu renewed the series for 20 additional episodes.
- Here's everything we know about the cast and plot of a potential second season.
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" is officially one of Hulu's biggest reality hits — and you can finally rest
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- Adam Neumann is launching a WeWork rival called Workflow.
- Workflow has a different business strategy than Neumann's previous company, Bloomberg reports.
- Neumann told the outlet that investors at Andreessen Horowitz will help keep him disciplined.
Adam Neumann isn't done with shared
Gemini Live, Google’s AI chatbot you can talk to like a person, is about to support more languages. The company is rolling out support for the generative AI virtual assistant in over 40 languages in the coming weeks.
Gemini Live is Google’s take on “free-flowing, natural conversations” in this new generative AI era. You can use it for things like brainstorming for events, diving down learning

Double the Joy! Amazon is including a $100 gift card with the purchase of a new Samsung Galaxy S24 FE, which is currently over 10% off.

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- Morgan Stanley estimates Amazon can cut 13,834 managers and save roughly $3 billion next year.
- CEO Andy Jassy has said he wants to change the ratio of individual contributors to managers.
- He's taking aim at bureaucracy across Amazon's massive workforce.
Amazon's plan to have fewer managers could result in huge job cuts and cost savings.
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Siddharth Taparia: When it comes to marketing, I think one of the things that is top of mind for everybody is artificial intelligence.
Siddharth Taparia, I'm the global chief marketing officer for JLL, which is a Fortune 200 commercial real estate company. Our mission is to shape the future of real estate for a better world. And so that's our belief that

Two Harvard students have created a privacy nightmare, according to 404 Media. Real-time facial recognition smart glasses, which pull up names, contacts, addresses, and more about a complete stranger just by looking at them.
On top of the facial recognition software capabilities, the students' project is even more eye-opening considering the hardware they're using to run it: Ray-Ban Meta Smart
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- A high-tech treatment called hyperbaric oxygen therapy may boost longevity and performance.
- A longevity doctor said you should first focus on the basics of living longer.
- The best longevity habits, from