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The Best Tools to Receive SMS Online Without a SIM Card
Phone verification has become mandatory for 87% of popular digital platforms, creating privacy risks when sharing personal numbers. Virtual SMS services provide temporary numbers for verification codes without exposing private data. In 2024, these services saw a 43% usage increase, according to industry observers like SMS-Activate. With rising data breaches affecting over 4.5 billion records last year, more users seek secure ways to receive SMS online while maintaining digital privacy.
The 6 Best Project Management Recruitment Agencies (and How to Pick the Right One)
One of the most catastrophic delivery failures I’ve ever seen wasn’t because of missed deadlines or broken tools. It started with a project manager who couldn’t say no.On paper, he was flawless: certified, experienced, and fluent in every platform from Jira to Monday. But under pressure, when scope ballooned and priorities blurred, he avoided conflict instead of leading through it.
Certified Translation: What It Is, Why You Need It, and Where to Get It – Fast!
Ever tried to hand a form to a government office only to be slapped with, "We need a certified translation"? Yep, that headache. Suddenly you wade through red tape, staring at a deadline, and the only way out is a translation that ticks every official box.
Key Metrics Your SaaS Marketing Agency Should Track
With the swift nature of the SaaS marketing industry, data-driven success is key. Key performance indicators (KPIs) are essential to blossom in this competitive environment. Such analytics are a great source of insight about how effective a campaign is and help in decision-making. This post uncovers critical metrics every SaaS marketing agency must track to grow and profit.
Anna Wintour Steps Down as Editor-in-Chief of American Vogue After 37 Years
After nearly four decades at the helm of American Vogue, Anna Wintour is stepping down as editor-in-chief. She made the announcement during a staff meeting, revealing that a new “head of editorial content” will take over U.S. operations.
Intel to Cut 10,000 Jobs and Shut Down Automotive Division
Intel is preparing for a significant shift. Starting July 15, the tech giant will lay off 10,000 employees across four Santa Clara locations, including its headquarters on Mission College Boulevard.
Unifor & DHL Reach Tentative Deal, Ending Nation-Wide Lockout After Two Weeks
Tentative deal ends 17-day Canada-wide DHL lockout; 2,100 Unifor couriers and warehouse staff poised to vote on wage, workload, security gains.
Deloitte Sees Shallow 2025 Recession, Faster Growth Once Tariff Fog Lifts
Deloitte sees a shallow 2025 recession, then growth as tariff fog clears and Canada’s new “One Economy” reforms spark investment.
Spirit Airlines Fights JetBlue–United “Blue Sky” Deal
Spirit Airlines has officially filed a complaint against the proposed “Blue Sky” alliance between JetBlue and United Airlines. The low-cost carrier argues that this partnership would give United too much power and turn JetBlue into a follower, reducing competition in key cities like New York and Boston.
McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme End U.S. Donut Deal Amid High Costs
McDonald’s and Krispy Kreme are officially ending their U.S. donut partnership by July 2025, citing rising costs and limited rollout success. Originally announced in March 2024, the deal aimed to bring Krispy Kreme donuts to all 14,000 McDonald’s locations, but the treats only made it to 2,400 stores nationwide.
Compass Sues Zillow Over Listing Policy in Real Estate Clash
Real estate brokerage Compass is taking Zillow to court, accusing the listing giant of stifling competition with a new policy requiring public home listings to appear on Zillow within 24 hours.
As Streamers Partner in Different Regions, Here’s What Not to Miss from Anywhere Using Proxies
In the past few years, the streaming business has become so competitive that even major companies like Netflix struggle to keep subscribers loyal for a long period, as the variety of alternatives allows users to switch on and off all the time. Geo-restrictions are another reason—because sometimes people cannot find enough content available in their country, and it feels like they’re not getting enough value for their money.
New York Proposes First New Nuclear Power Plant in Decades
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced plans to build New York’s first new nuclear power plant since 1989, aiming to strengthen the state’s clean energy infrastructure. The proposed facility would be a next-generation, zero-emission plant located in upstate New York, producing at least one gigawatt of electricity.
How Reliable Hardware Supports Seamless Digital Signage
In the contemporary digital age, businesses and other organizations need digital signage to communicate with their audiences effectively. While this display of multimedia content can take a variety of forms, such as videos, images, and slides, on almost any kind of screen, digital signage requires reliable hardware to work smoothly.
Botpress Secures $25 M Series B to Scale AI-Agent Platform Worldwide
Botpress lands $25 M to ramp up its cloud platform for enterprise AI agents, hiring fast and targeting global rollouts beyond prototype chatbots.
4 Best Merchant Cash Advance Companies of 2025
For small business owners facing cash flow challenges, a merchant cash advance (MCA) can offer fast and flexible access to capital. Unlike traditional loans, MCAs provide funding based on future credit card or debit card sales, which makes them a popular choice for businesses with steady revenue but poor credit or limited collateral.
Ruby Liu Wins First Three Hudson’s Bay Leases, Sets Stage for Modern Department-Store Chain
Judge okays Ruby Liu’s $6 M purchase of three Hudson’s Bay leases, first step in her plan to launch modern department stores across Canada.
Klarna Enters Wireless Arena With $40 Unlimited 5G Plan for U.S. Shoppers
Klarna jumps into wireless: $40 unlimited 5G, instant eSIM setup, zero hidden fees—U.S. first, U.K./Germany next.
Lululemon Cuts 150 Corporate Roles Amid Rising Tariff Pressures
Lululemon is cutting approximately 150 corporate roles, primarily from its store support centres, as part of a broader restructuring effort to stay agile amid shifting global trade dynamics.
Five Key Performance Indicators and What They Mean for Email Analytics
Email marketing plays a very significant role in any digital marketing scheme. It gives organizations the opportunity to build relationships with the customers and prospects, market their products and services. Nonetheless, email analytics and strategy is very crucial to the success of an email campaign. With email analytics, you get the necessary information and knowledge to learn the behavior of your audience, improve your campaigns, and enhance performance. This guide will discuss what email analytics is about, which metrics and KPIs are most important, and how you can transform email data into actionable information.
Can Deleted Tweets Still Get You Fired?
Social sites such as Twitter enable us to broadcast our thoughts and opinions to a possible audience of millions of people in a split second. But, thoughtless posts posted under passion can turn around and bite us. This paper will consider the question of whether people can lose their jobs over deleted tweets in the year 2025, despite the removal of the offending content.
Over 1,000 New U.S. Millionaires a Day, UBS Wealth Report Finds
UBS's 2025 Global Wealth Report reveals that over 379,000 Americans became millionaires in 2024—more than 1,000 each day. Driven by strong markets and a stable U.S. dollar, the U.S. now accounts for nearly 40% of the world's millionaires, with global wealth up 4.6%.
Kirkland’s Rebrands as The Brand House Collective
Kirkland’s is rebranding as The Brand House Collective to lead a new multi-brand retail strategy. With Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock, and buybuy Baby under its umbrella, the company plans store conversions, leadership changes, and a bold retail transformation in 2025.
BYD Tops Tesla in Europe’s EV Race for First Time
BYD edges past Tesla in April EU EV sales—7,231 vs 7,165—signaling a seismic shift in Europe’s electric-car hierarchy and stoking fresh price pressure.
Bitcoin Smashes $112K as Institutions Pile In and US Debt Worries Grow
Bitcoin surges above $112 K on ETF demand, corporate buys, and pro-crypto US policy, outshining shaky stocks and debt-downgrade jitters.
Trump Threatens 25 % Tariff on iPhones and 50 % Levy on All EU Imports
Trump vows 25 % duty on foreign-made iPhones and 50 % tariff on EU imports from 1 June, risking pricier phones, costlier goods, and fresh market turmoil.
House OKs Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ Sends $3.8 T Tax-Cut Package to Senate
House squeaks through Trump’s $3.8 T tax-cut plan 215-214; Medicaid, SNAP cuts spur deficit fears as bill heads to a divided Senate before July 4.
Web Summit Debuts in North America, Puts Vancouver’s Cleantech on Center Stage
Web Summit’s first North American edition lands in Vancouver, with a Climate Innovation Zone spotlighting BC cleantech, daily power pitches, and big deals ahead.
G42, OpenAI & NVIDIA Unite to Build ‘Stargate UAE’—World’s Biggest AI Cluster Outside the U.S.
G42, OpenAI and tech giants unveil Stargate UAE: a 1-GW AI super-cluster in Abu Dhabi, first 200 MW online 2026, powering next-gen research and industry.
OpenAI Buys Jony Ive’s io for $6.5 B, Sets Sights on AI-First Consumer Hardware
OpenAI buys Jony Ive’s io for $6.5 B, forming a hardware arm to craft voice-first AI devices that could rival the iPhone’s impact.
TD Bank to Trim 2 % of Jobs, Targets $650 M in Annual Savings
TD Bank to cut 2 % of staff, book up to $700 M in charges, and chase $650 M yearly savings as tariffs and credit risks weigh on second-quarter results.
Canada Post Faces Friday Walkout as Union Rejects 13 % Wage Offer
Postal union rebuffs Canada Post’s 13 % raise, citing part-time push and benefit delays; strike could halt mail nationwide after Friday’s midnight deadline.
Moody’s Downgrade Spurs Treasury Sell-Off, Pushing Rates Toward New Highs
Moody’s cuts US debt to Aa1, driving 30-year yields over 5 %. Expect costlier mortgages, cards, and loans unless Washington reins in ballooning deficits.
Two Israeli Embassy Staff Killed Near Capital Jewish Museum
Two Israeli Embassy staff tragically killed in DC shooting. Investigate security, geopolitical tensions & global diplomatic safety.
Tornado Outbreak Leaves 28 Dead and Up to $11 B in Damage Across Central US
More than 70 tornadoes kill 28 and rack up $9–$11 B in damage from Missouri to Kentucky; 2025 now on track for worst US tornado year in a decade.
Trump Reveals $25 B ‘Golden Dome’ Missile Shield, Eyes 2030 Completion
Trump pitches $25 B “Golden Dome” shield of satellites and interceptors to defend US from hypersonic, space-launched missiles—critics warn of huge costs.
Allies Warn Israel: Lift Gaza Blockade or Face Sanctions, Say UK, France, Canada
UK, France and Canada warn Israel to reopen Gaza crossings or face sanctions as aid trickle and fresh offensives deepen fears of famine and displacement.
Former President Biden Begins Treatment Talks After Stage-4 Prostate Cancer News
Biden, 82, reveals Stage-4 prostate cancer that’s spread to bone; hormone therapy offers hope as experts weigh best treatment path.
CATL Surges 18% in Hong Kong’s Biggest 2025 IPO as EV Battery Demand Soars
CATL’s Hong Kong debut jumps 18%, raising US$4.55 B to fund new EV-battery plants and R&D, reinforcing its lead despite US trade tensions.
OpenAI Launches Codex, a Standalone AI Agent That Codes Without You
OpenAI is making a bold play in the coding space with the launch of Codex, its new AI-powered software engineering agent. Unlike most dev tools that sit beside you as you work, Codex runs completely on its own in the cloud—writing code, fixing bugs, running tests, and reviewing codebases without needing constant input.
OpenAI Unveils Codex: Web-Based Agent Automates Coding Tasks
OpenAI’s Codex turns ChatGPT Pro into a browser-based coding agent that writes, tests, and explains code, helping devs automate chores without hidden surprises.
Fresh DOJ Inquiry Sends UnitedHealth Shares to New Five-Year Lows
DOJ criminal probe into Medicare billing knocks UnitedHealth stock 7%, compounding leadership shake-up and earlier profit worries.
Israeli Air Strikes Kill 114 in Gaza as Ground Push Looms
At least 114 killed as Israeli jets pound Gaza, hospitals overflow, and ceasefire talks stumble amid deepening humanitarian crisis.
Cannes Film Festival Says ‘No’ to Nudity on the Red Carpet This Year
The Cannes Film Festival has officially updated its dress code—and this time, it’s taking aim at bare-all looks. As the 78th edition gets underway, organizers have clarified a long-unspoken rule: full nudity is now explicitly banned across all areas of the festival, including the red carpet.
Microsoft Cuts 6,000 Jobs, Trimming 3% of Global Workforce
Microsoft slashes 6,000 jobs to streamline ops despite record earnings, trimming layers as it pivots deeper into AI-first cloud strategy.
U.S. Tech Giants Score Major AI Deals as Trump Tours Gulf, Nvidia Leads the Charge
U.S. tech firms just landed a wave of AI deals across the Middle East, with Nvidia, Cisco, and others inking agreements as President Trump tours the Gulf region, boasting $600 billion in AI investment commitments from Saudi Arabia alone.
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Set for Global Release This May
Tom Cruise pushed a biplane stunt to its limits while filming Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, leaving his team convinced he’d blacked out.
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