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- Airbnb is giving out $10 million to design OMG! homesAn ambitious fund for 100 winners will back Airbnb’s new design strategy.4 min
- IRS tax refund delays: Finally, some good news if you’ve been waiting for a checkStaffers at the Internal Revenue Service have been working overtime to get through a massive backlog of returns. They just reached a significant milestone.3 min
- Post-Roe, the morning after pill will be crucial. Startups are racing to increase accessStix will start selling emergency contraception today, and it’s also launching billboards near crisis pregnancy centers to help combat misinformation.8 min
- Celsius ‘pauses’ social media communications and warns liquidity stabilization ‘will take time’Celsius is pausing its Twitter Spaces and Reddit AMAs, angering users who are seeking more communication from the company.3 min
- Here’s why Revlon just filed for bankruptcy—no, it’s not because of the #NoMakeup movementFollowing years of financial troubles, Revlon’s filing comes at a time of shifting competition in the beauty industry.5 min
- Fanatics names a new CEO to oversee collectibles business, including Topps and Candy DigitalMike Mahan, an entrepreneur and the former CEO of Dick Clark Productions, will take the reins at Fanatics Collectibles.3 min
- Crypto hiring is still happening at these companies despite mass layoffs elsewhereOne crypto firm is hiring over 2,000 employees as others announce up to 20% cuts to their workforce.2 min
- Stressed out and miserable at work? You have lots of companyAmong workers surveyed by Gallup, 60% reported feeling ’emotionally detached’ while at work, and 19% consistently feel ‘miserable.’3 min
- Your employees love summer Fridays, but they might be too exhausted to enjoy themThe vast majority of employees want to take advantage of this popular workplace perk, but 62% end up canceling plans.2 min
- CPI report shows inflation has not peaked yet. Here’s why.The 8.6% increase is the highest since 1981. Many of the broader price increases were due to the continuous upward march of food, gas, and shelter costs.3 min
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