This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Welcome to Today in Books, our daily round-up of literary headlines at the intersection of politics, culture, media, and more. The Big Audiobook Winners of 2025 The big audiobook awards event of the year in the U.S. took
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Have you ever wondered why we often trust a recommendation from a stranger on the internet more than a million-dollar television ad? It’s an interesting shift in human behavior. In today’s digital world, the “Trust Gap” is real. We are constantly flooded with content, yet we are more skeptical than ever. For a business, this
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Nvidia has rapidly transformed from a graphics chip specialist into the central infrastructure provider for the artificial intelligence boom — a shift that is now overwhelmingly visible in its financial results. For fiscal 2026, the company reported record revenue of $215.9 billion, up 65% year over year, with growth driven primarily by demand for accelerated
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Maria Sollon Maria Sollon Scally MS, CSCS holds a Master’s Degree in Performance Enhancement/Injury Prevention and Kinesiology. She has obtained numerous certifications in various areas of fitness and is a national conference presenter. Maria specializes in Pilates, Performance Coaching, and Corrective Exercise Techniques and Kettlebells. She is the creator of the Plyo Pilates Method and
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February delivered a lineup of standout style moments, with red carpet appearances and backstage glimpses driving major engagement across our platforms. From sculpted silhouettes to dramatic trains and sharp tailoring, these looks defined the month in fashion. Kyla Pratt led the pack in a black velvet Lilly Phellera velvet jumpsuit at the NAACP Image Awards,
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Why boards are questioning their email providers in 2026 The question of which email platform a company uses has rarely been a boardroom agenda item. It fell to IT departments, was resolved years ago in favour of whatever the dominantfree or bundled option happened to be at the time, and was subsequently left unchanged. That
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Benefits, Risks and Best Practices On a Friday afternoon, a manager stares at his screen and does the math. Six employees plus six overdue performance reviews. An entire weekend gone. Why not let AI draft the reviews? According to a survey of 2,000 HR professionals cited by the Society for Human Resource Management, 13% of
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For years, globalisation pushed enterprise technology in one direction: centralise, optimise, cut cost. In 2026, that model is under pressure. Geopolitical fragmentation, rising cyber exposure and deepening dependence on complex vendor ecosystems are forcing a rethink — and the implications now sit squarely in the boardroom. What was once treated as technical hygiene is increasingly
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The NAACP Image Awards red carpet delivered a range of refined silhouettes, couture craftsmanship, and directional styling. From sculpted gowns to sharply tailored suiting, this year’s carpet balanced classic glamour with modern edge. Below, a closer look at standout moments from the night. Teyana Taylor shut the red carpet down in Ashi Studio. Watch it
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In boardrooms across the world, marketing conversations are dominated by digital metrics: CAC, CTR, ROAS, and attribution models. Yet amid the obsession with dashboards and data, one powerful tool continues to quietly drive brand visibility, local engagement, and conversion: the flyer. For CEOs and founders, this isn’t about nostalgia or outdated tactics. It’s about strategic
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Dolce & Gabbana presented a Fall 2026 collection soundtracked by Madonna—“Take a Bow,” “I’ll Remember,” and more—while Madonna sat front row beside Anna Wintour. Frenzied energy filled the room as models turned mid-walk to reveal jackets worn backwards, proving the front can be the back and reinforcing the idea of looking good coming and going.
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AI was supposed to give corporate employees time back. For many leadership teams, the business case for generative AI has sounded straightforward: reduce routine workload, free up capacity and redeploy time into higher-value work. Drafting, summarising and debugging could all be handled faster, with fewer people stuck in the weeds. Yet a more complicated reality
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GCDS staged a playful yet provocative runway moment, with models emerging from a towering shopping bag installation as “Teenage Dirtbag” played through the venue. The collection leaned heavily into a retro ’90s mood, pairing lingerie codes with daywear silhouettes and delivering an air of insouciance throughout. “For us, ‘What’s in My Bag?’ is not just
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Maria Sollon Maria Sollon Scally MS, CSCS holds a Master’s Degree in Performance Enhancement/Injury Prevention and Kinesiology. She has obtained numerous certifications in various areas of fitness and is a national conference presenter. Maria specializes in Pilates, Performance Coaching, and Corrective Exercise Techniques and Kettlebells. She is the creator of the Plyo Pilates Method and
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As the Outlander Season 8 premiere gets closer, there are eyes on the storylines that will come up from the books. We already know from the trailer that there could be one heartbreaking death, and that Jenny Murray won’t return, so her storylines will need to be adapted or ignored. However, some book arcs need
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All good shows come to an end, and we all certainly understand that. However, NBC has ended some shows far sooner than they should have. The thought comes as the network looks to push its scripted lineup again, having so far opted to pilot six dramas. While the question is where those shows could end
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