Dell lays off some managers and sales staff to get 'leaner' amid a 'modernization'

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Dell is making more layoffs as part of a restructuring.

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Tesla needs to figure out how to sell cars. Its salespeople say it's stuck in the past.

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Palantir CEO says its unconventional boot camps are drawing crowds and driving sales: 'It's like a rock concert'

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp said the company had more than 500 boot camps last year to attract new customers.

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How America stopped caring about quality and learned to embrace 'customer satisfaction'

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All I can really say about the appointment at my kid's allergist is that it occurred. We waited weeks to get in, got some tests, received a diagnosis and a treatment plan, had a weird insurance thing that wasted our time. American healthcare took place.

Then I got a survey. 

The housing market just saw its biggest inventory spike in nearly 3 years

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Housing inventory is showing signs of improvement.

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Baldur's Gate 3 made more than $650 million last year, proving video games don't need microtransactions to succeed

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Baldur's Gate 3 on a smartphone screen.

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AI is saving sales professionals more than two hours of work each day

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Sales professionals are saving hours of time on manual tasks thanks to AI.

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2 men convicted of stealing $2,095 of stuff from Kohl's argued for lesser charges because there was a sale and they had coupons

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Byron Bolden walking out of a Kohl's store with stolen merchandise, inset, and an image of a Kohl's department store in San Rafael, California.

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Here are 2 charts that show the American consumer is still going strong

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Spending in core areas increased 4.6% year-per-year from the months of May to August, Bank of America data shows.

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The price of steel is falling as the UAW strike hits demand

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