A Chick-fil-A is offering ice cream to lock your phone away

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Three Chick-fil-A locations confirmed they've offered the promotion at their restaurants.

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Target has a warning if you use Google's AI to shop

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Target changed its online terms and conditions to allow shopping through third-party AI agents.

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12 tons of KitKats vanished in a European highway heist

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12 tons of KitKats were stolen in transit between Italy and Poland.

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China's 'one-person companies' have exploded. An Alibaba exec explains how AI agents make that possible.

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Alibaba.com president Kuo Zhang
Alibaba.com president Kuo Zhang.

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Abercrombie & Fitch ex-CEO is fit for sex trafficking trial— and he's funny, too, prison doctor tells judge

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Michael Jeffries at an event in NYC in 2005
Michael Jeffries at an event in NYC in 2005

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Inside Project Kobe: Amazon's plan to build Walmart-style supercenters powered by warehouse robots and AI

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An Amazon employee picks up grocery products

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Aerie bets on Pamela Anderson's renaissance to sell its anti-AI message

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Pamela Anderson is the star of Aerie's new ad campaign.

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Feds hit play on Abercrombie & Fitch ex-CEO's prison tapes

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A woman holds a shopping bag outside the Abercrombie & Fitch flagship store in Manhattan in 2010, at the height of what federal prosecutors say was an international sex trafficking ring, run by then CEO Michael Jeffries.
A woman holds a shopping bag outside the Abercrombie & Fitch flagship store in Manhattan in 2010.

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Amazon tests a new feature letting external websites offer Prime shipping without an Amazon login

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A worker delivers Amazon packages

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I started my restaurant business with $5,000 I earned from online gambling. It's now a $20 million national chain.

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Tom Armenti, president and CEO of Fat Shack Inc., appears on Shark Tank.
Tom Armenti, president and CEO of Fat Shack Inc., started his restaurant company using online gambling winnings.

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