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In a twisted case of wanting what you can’t have, your dreams are seeing a bit of reality today at GameStop. The giant video-game retailer is getting asked to pay something back in the
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Anna Lytical, the Canadian drag queen, is a dab hand with the selfie stick. As a “video blogger” for TikTok, a photo-and-video-sharing app for teens, Lytical is no stranger to showing off the fun
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A Facebook executive who shared an anti-Muslim meme at an internal meeting apologizing, “Sorry, I thought you were a Muslim,” has since recanted and submitted an apology letter to the company. Facebook design manager
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Walmart has decided it won’t sell guns and ammunition at its company-owned locations after company officials said they were worried about a pending law that would allow guns in schools. The move reverses a
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In a world where user consent for apps is frequently required, where users come under constant attack by privacy hawks and competitors, and where tech companies often rely on their public image to build
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At Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Israel, a shoplifter is accused of stealing from the store, while a second worker who called the police on the first is fired over unrelated matters. But it doesn’t
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Haya Paige of Brooklyn-based U.S. Wedding Dress, who has more than 600,000 Instagram followers, is fighting a court order to be suspended from the social media site for allegedly making false statements. Ms. Paige’s
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There will be rumours – a new phone and a new CEO. But what will you get? (Will that be the (at) HomePod?) What to expect at the Apple iPhone 13 event By next
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A career that was once seen as one of the last barriers to entry into the entertainment industry is no longer shut off to those looking to break into television. As more companies of
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Written by By Cara Davis, CNN It has been almost two years since Calvin Klein first apologized for selling $8.50 pants emblazoned with the Arabic phrase “Shut up go do something else.” After all,
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