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6 Things to Know (About Yourself) to Have a Successful Black Friday
For many years, Americans have had a holiday right after Thanksgiving that prompted a lot of buying. It is called Christmas. But it was a whole month away, and allegedly predicated on some non-retail themed historical event, so unto us a new ritual was born, known as Black Friday. It too has history; itâs theâŚ
Samsung Reportedly Picks Texas for $17 Billion U.S. Semiconductor Plant
Samsung is planning to invest $17 billion and create about 1,800 jobs in Taylor, Texas over the first 10 years, according to documents submitted to local officials.
âBuy Now, Pay Laterâ Apps Are Taking Over Holiday Shopping Season. Hereâs What to Know About the Risks
Programs like Afterpay, Affirm and Klarna give shoppers the option of splitting the cost of purchases into equal installment payments
Target Will Keep Stores Closed on Thanksgiving Permanently
The new standard at Target, on top very healthy sales last year, could push other retailers to follow in its path
Inside Frances Haugenâs Decision to Take on Facebook
Blowing the whistle against a multibillion-dollar tech company is no small feat
A Top CEO Was Ousted After Making His Company More Environmentally Conscious. Now Heâs Speaking Out
(To receive weekly emails of conversations with the worldâs top CEOs and business decisionmakers, click here.) The battle within Danoneâproducer of Activia and Oikos yogurts, Silk soy milk, and Evian water, among othersâmight have been dubbed a âfood fight,â had it not erupted in such serious times. But it was no laughing matter. Months ofâŚ
âEnough is Enough.â 8 State Attorneys General Launch Investigation into Instagramâs Harmful Effect on Kids
A group of state attorneys general are investigating the photo-sharing platform Instagram and its effects on children and young adults, saying its parent company Facebook â now called Meta Platforms â ignored internal research about the physical and mental health dangers it posed to young people. The investigation is led by a bipartisan coalition ofâŚ
Climate Change Is Inevitable. Hereâs How We Must Adapt
Eighty years ago, the American government began the mammoth scientific undertaking of developing fully operational nuclear weapons. At its peak, the Manhattan Project employed 130,000 people, and its total cost ran to $2 billion (equivalent to $23 billion today). Nowadays, global efforts to mitigate climate change are reaching an even greater scale. Governments are pledgingâŚ
China Is Trying to Make the Tennis Star Peng Shuaiâs #MeToo Allegation Disappear. Itâs Not Working
The Womenâs Tennis Association has doubled down on its demands for an explanation from China and proof that Peng is safe
Lael Brainard Could Be the Next Fed Chair. She Believes the U.S. Central Bank Can Help Fix Wealth Inequality
President Bidenâs decision on whether to replace Jerome Powell as chair of the Federal Reserve Board is coming down to the wire. The Boardâs only known Democrat, Lael Brainard has emerged as Powellâs No. 1 challenger. Powellâs term expires in February, but natureâand financial plannersâabhor a vacuum, so the announcement on who President Biden willâŚ
Why TIME Is Launching a New Newsletter on the Metaverse
Iâd like to define the metaverse, for the purposes of this newsletter, as the ways in which our physical and digital selves are becoming increasingly blurred
Environmental Concerns Have Cast Doubt on NFTsâBut Thatâs Changing
As NFTs climb in popularity, some companies are working to minimize their ecological impact