Training alone won't stop phishing when MFA stays optional
A survey of security pros reveals the real gap: knowing the rules doesn't protect you when companies don't enforce multifactor authentication.
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Toys R Us opens 120 stores nine years after bankruptcy
The toy retailer is betting nostalgia and adult collectors will fill its new smaller stores this holiday season.
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Health care workers can't afford their own care
Rising insurance premiums are forcing health care workers to skip checkups, drop coverage, or go without insurance entirely.
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Walmart's pricing patents spark surveillance fears
Walmart has patented systems to adjust prices based on demand and customer data, raising questions about whether retailers could eventually charge different prices to different shoppers.
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Gen Z spends big on joy, not homes
Young people are sacrificing savings for travel, jewelry, and experiences because traditional milestones feel out of reach.
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Visa and Mastercard race to own AI checkout
Payment giants are building AI shopping tools, but most shoppers still want to click buy themselves.
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Why $100 oil isn't the real threat
Oil prices are back above $100 a barrel, but economists say gas and diesel prices are what actually matter for the economy.
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The mall isn't dead. It's a Gen Z hangout now
After 200 closures since 2008, surviving malls are thriving by becoming places to spend time, not just shop.
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Govern, don't rule: Altman's YC lesson
Running Y Combinator taught Sam Altman he could never give orders, and that lesson now shapes how OpenAI handles governments, rivals, and investors.
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