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Why Salon Software is Essential for Business Success

As a booth renter in the beauty industry, you’re the boss. You manage your own schedule, services, and clientele while taking full control of how you run your business.But to operate efficiently and deliver the best experience to your clients, the right salon software for booth renters isn’t just helpful, it’s essential. Think of it as your digital assistant: a powerful tool that automates appointments, tracks inventory, processes payments, and keeps client records organized, all while you focus on what you do best: making your customers look and feel amazing. 

Everest Base Camp Trek Difficulty Explained: How Hard Is It Really?

Trekking to Everest Base Camp (EBC) is one of the most famous adventures in the world. With its legendary status, breathtaking Himalayan views and close encounter with Sherpa culture, it’s no wonder thousands trek every year. But before lacing up their boots, most trekkers ask the same question: how hard is the Everest Base Camp trek, really?

Ecommerce Product Configurators in the Age of Sustainability and Conscious Consumerism

In recent years, consumer behavior has shifted dramatically, driven by growing concerns about climate change, environmental degradation, and ethical production. Shoppers today are not just buying products—they're voting with their wallets. This transformation has led businesses to reimagine how they design, produce, and market goods. One powerful digital tool rising to meet this challenge is the ecommerce product configurator, which allows customers to tailor products to their preferences while also aligning with their values around sustainability and conscious consumption.

The Psychology Behind What Makes People Boost Instagram Followers

There’s something about the number under your username that’s hard to ignore. Even if someone swears they don’t care, there’s always a tiny part that checks. It’s not always about ego—sometimes it’s business, other times it's insecurity, or even curiosity. But the drive is real. People want to grow on Instagram. And many are willing to take unusual routes to do it.

The Subtle Ways Tech Influences Habits and Preferences

Technology doesn’t always shout when it changes the way we live—it often works quietly in the background. Little by little, the tools and devices we use shape how we plan our mornings, choose how we travel, and even decide what we listen to on the way home. Technology has a way of weaving itself into daily routines without us even noticing.

Exploring the Outdoors with Your Pup: Tips for a Safe and Fun Adventure

Did you know that around 65 million U.S. households have at least one dog? With more people looking for ways to enjoy nature, outdoor adventures with dogs are becoming more popular. But taking your dog outside isn’t as easy as grabbing a leash and heading to the nearest trail.

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Privacy Watchdog NOYB Targets AliExpress, TikTok, WeChat in New GDPR Complaint

Austrian privacy group NOYB has filed formal GDPR complaints against AliExpress, TikTok and WeChat, alleging the Chinese platforms block users from accessing their personal data and calling for EU regulators to impose stiff fines.

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Juul Gets FDA Green Light for E-Cigarettes, Securing U.S. Market Comeback

Juul Labs has officially secured FDA authorization to keep selling its tobacco and menthol e-cigarettes in the U.S., marking a dramatic rebound for the once embattled vaping giant.

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Uber Invests $300 Million in Lucid Motors to Launch 20,000 Robotaxis

The ride‑hailing giant will pour $300 million into EV maker Lucid and deploy a fleet of autonomous Gravity SUVs—powered by Nuro tech—starting in 2026.

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Meta, Zuckerberg Reach Deal to End $8 B Privacy Trial

Mark Zuckerberg and a coalition of institutional investors have struck a last‑minute settlement, averting an $8 billion Delaware court showdown over Facebook’s past privacy breaches.

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Trump Hints at Firing Fed Chair Powell But Says Unlikely, Markets Jitter on Mixed Signals

After telling House Republicans he might dismiss Jerome Powell, President Trump called the move “unlikely for now,” leaving investors and lawmakers guessing as legal questions loom.

Top Five Mistakes to Avoid When Preparing for the IELTS Exam

Nobody is perfect, and hence, mistakes are prevalent in examinations. Even the most prepared candidates can unknowingly make errors, but every point matters in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test. Given how candidates take this exam with hopes of studying abroad, avoiding the common pitfalls is crucial. Whether you’re starting your IELTS exam preparation course or are well underway, steering clear of the most frequent mistakes is key to a good result. Let’s take a look at what they are.

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Lululemon Teams Up With Tata CLiQ to Enter India, First Store and E-Shop Coming 2026

Canadian athleisure giant Lululemon will debut in India through a franchise partnership with Tata CLiQ, opening its first brick-and-mortar location and launching on Tata CLiQ Luxury and Fashion platforms in the second half of 2026.

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Larry Ellison Surpasses Zuckerberg as World’s Second-Richest Man

Larry Ellison just leapfrogged Mark Zuckerberg on the global billionaire leaderboard. The 80-year-old Oracle founder now holds a staggering $251 billion net worth, propelled by a $60 billion gain in 2025 alone. His

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Trump Unveils 10% Tariffs on Imports From Africa and the Caribbean

Washington will impose a flat 10 % duty on goods from more than 100 African and Caribbean nations starting Aug. 1, adding fresh tension to global trade.

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U.S. Greenlights Nvidia’s H20 AI Chip Exports to China, Shares Jump 5%

Washington has cleared Nvidia to resume selling its downgraded H20 accelerator to Chinese clients, restoring a multibillion-dollar revenue stream and lifting the chipmaker’s stock to new highs.

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U.S. Inflation Accelerates to 2.7% in June, Core CPI Hits 2.9% Ahead of Fed Decision

Annual U.S. consumer inflation rose faster than expected in June, complicating the Federal Reserve’s rate-cut calculus as tariffs and resilient service costs keep price pressures simmering.

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SiriusXM Bets Big on Ads With Launch of New Cheaper Subscription Plan

SiriusXM is changing the dial on its business model. Known for offering commercial-free content in cars, the audio giant has introduced a new ad-supported subscription tier called SiriusXM Play. Starting at under $7 a month, the new plan gives users access to over 130 channels and aims to convert more free trial users into paying customers by offering a budget-friendly option that includes limited commercials.

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Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Hits $12 B Valuation in Oversubscribed Seed Round

The stealth AI-hardware startup led by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati has raised $650 million in seed financing, vaulting its paper worth to $12 billion and setting a new benchmark for early-stage funding.

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Broadcom Debuts 51.2-Tbps ‘Tomahawk Ultra’ Switch Chip to Take on Nvidia AI Networks

The new Ethernet silicon delivers 51.2 terabits per second and 250-nanosecond latency, promising a low-cost alternative to Nvidia’s InfiniBand for massive AI clusters.

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Apple Invests $500 Million in Rare Earth Magnet Maker 

Apple is making a bold bet on domestic production with a $500 million investment in MP Materials, a Nevada-based rare earth magnet manufacturer. The deal marks a major push to bring the production of key electronic components — namely neodymium magnets — back to U.S. soil.

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Canada’s Inflation Ticks Up to 1.9% in June, Putting Spotlight on BoC Rate Call

The annual consumer‑price index rose faster than expected to 1.9 % in June, reviving debate over whether the Bank of Canada can start easing at its July 30 meeting.

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Google Strikes Record‑Setting $3 Billion Hydropower Deal With Brookfield

Alphabet’s cloud and AI ambitions get a clean‑energy boost as Google inks the largest corporate hydro agreement ever, securing up to 3 GW of carbon‑free power across the U.S.

How World of Warcraft Became a Business Powerhouse (and Helped Fans Build Their Own)

For most people, World of Warcraft is a video game. A big one, sure — huge even — but still "just a game." For others, especially those who've watched its evolution over the past 20 years, WoW is something else entirely. It's a business case study and a digital world that not only rakes in billions but quietly teaches players about systems thinking, loyalty, and customer retention. And in some corners of the internet, it's even a platform for fans to earn real income. Let's break this down from a marketer's angle.