Major YouTube creators are facing backlash for accepting AI money

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Walmart to finally start accepting Apple Pay and Google Pay

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Patreon is changing its algorithm to help smaller creators get discovered

Patreon has announced a number of new and overhauled features that are designed to "build a better network - and a better internet," according to CEO Jack Conte.

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'You have to be smart with that money': How WNBA players are enjoying new higher salaries

From cars and watches to investments and property, here's how WNBA players are using their life-changing new money.

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Jannik Sinner to miss US Open tennis major due to knee injury

Five-time major champion Sinner, who won the US Open in 2024, will not be competing at Flushing Meadows this year.

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Despite CEOs like Elon Musk pushing in-person office work, a major study of 7,000 workers says remote employees are just as connected—and more engaged

The research found little evidence that remote workers felt less connected to colleagues or workplace culture—despite what CEOs like Jamie Dimon say.

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Controversial Netflix dating show sparks backlash in Japan

Japan's justice ministry said it will cancel a collaboration with "Badly in Love," a Netflix dating show featuring ex-juvenile delinquents.

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