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We're three episodes in to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, and things seem to be going from bad to worse for Dunk (Peter Claffey). The even worse news? Episode 4 looks like it might be life or death for our favourite hedge knight.

In the trailer above, after that big reveal at the end of episode 3, Dunk prepares for a "trial by seven" to answer for striking Prince Aerion (Finn Bennett). Cue our



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Michael Fiddelke just sent out his first memo to staff as Target's CEO.
  • Michael Fiddelke, Target's new CEO, sent a memo to staff on his first workday in the job.
  • He laid out a four-pronged road map to success for the company.
  • Fiddelke has his work cut out for him, as Target struggles with weak performance and political pressure.

Target's new CEO laid out a road map




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Private student-loan companies told Sen. Elizabeth Warren that they expect more business opportunities due to federal repayment changes.
  • Trump is overhauling student loans this year, and it's expected to benefit private lenders.
  • A new report shows how six major private student-loan lenders are expecting an influx of federal borrowers.
  • Democratic lawmakers said they're

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TikTok is finally "back to normal" in the US after days of technical issues and outages tied to winter storms. Less than a week after companies like Oracle took ownership of TikTok's domestic operations, the platform faced a major power outage when one of its primary US data center sites — run by Oracle — got taken down by the storm. 

The problems started last Monday, January 26, when TikTok


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They say numbers never lie, but what if we don't have them in the first place?

The erosion of economic data over the past year poses a massive risk for individuals and businesses, writes BI's Andy Kiersz. (As our economic data editor, he would know!)


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Olivia Dean just won her very first Grammy, taking home Best New Artist at Sunday's ceremony.

The "Nice To Each Other" artist took the moment to thank her team, including longtime manager Emily Braham, before paying tribute to her family — Dean is British with Guyanese and Jamaican heritage.

"I'm up here as a granddaughter of an immigrant," she said onstage accepting her Grammy. "I'm a product of



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Kendrick Lamar made history at the Grammys on Sunday, taking over Jay-Z's throne as the most awarded rapper at the annual music awards.

Now with 27 Grammys (Jay-Z has 25) and 66 nominations, Lamar took home five awards at this year's ceremony including Best Rap Album for GNX, Record of the Year for SZA collab "Luther" (which also won Best Melodic Rap Performance), Best Rap Song for "TV Off," and



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Steve Jobs holds up the new mini iPod at Macworld on January 6, 2004, in San Francisco.
  • Tony Fadell wants Apple to bring back one of its signature devices: the iPod.
  • Fadell, the man behind the famous music device, said Apple could cash in on nostalgia by bringing it back in some form.
  • A number of music listeners want an experience with fewer distractions, he said.

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Ran Grushkowsky, cofounder and CEO of MassPay, said it used to be a challenge to get employees to use AI.
  • A payments company created a profit-sharing program to encourage employees to adopt AI tools.
  • Staff became more efficient, and the company reduced hiring, said its cofounder and CEO, Ran Grushkowsky.
  • Eligible employees earned up to 18% of their salary last year, with higher

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