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Why Toronto Businesses Should Consider L-1 Visas For U.S. Growth
Toronto company does not necessarily have to leave its Canadian success behind to build an American future. The L-1 visa can help it pursue both.
ChatGPT Is Regaining AI Market Share Over Top Rivals Claude And Gemini, Study Says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has clawed back some of its share of the AI chatbot market in recent months, a study by Graphite and Similarweb found, even as rival Claude has gained ground.
A Netflix Show Returns With A Second 100% Rotten Tomatoes-Scored Season
Not many Netflix series manage to secure two 100% Rotten Tomatoes scored seasons in a row, but this one has.
UFC CEO Dana White Will Visit White House Today—After Trump Says He Was ‘Kidding’ With Press Secretary Offer
Even though President Donald Trump said he was “only joking” by asking Dana White to serve as press secretary, the UFC CEO is still set to meet Trump at the White House on Monday.
Russell Brand Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison Following Rape Conviction
U.K. police started investigating Brand in 2023 after allegations were reported by multiple news outlets.
Midterm Voters Disapproved Of Trump’s Tariffs And Immigration Policies
U.S. voters in the midterm elections expressed dissatisfaction with the Trump administration’s trade and immigration policies.
Nvidia Shares Tumble As AI Giant Investigates Jensen Huang’s Relationship With Suspected Chinese Spy
Nvidia’s board launched the investigation after Jensen Huang admitted he had an affair with a business executive the U.S. determined was a Chinese spy.
Why AI Productivity Gains Aren’t Delivering Expected Cost Savings
AI saves employees time, but companies still struggle to cut costs. Discover how connecting productivity gains with meaningful work can help turn saved time into results.
Turkey And Cranberries Will Be Cheaper This Thanksgiving, Report Says
Hosting Thanksgiving dinner for 10 will cost slightly less this year as turkey and cranberry prices drop, one report says.
Anna Leigh Waters Defends Her Triple Crown At The 2026 Pro Pickleball Association World Championships
Anna Leigh Waters defended her 2025 Triple crown with a 2026 version at the 2026 Professional Pickleball Association World Championships, live from the Brookhaven Country Club in Dallas, Texas.
5 Players The Green Bay Packers Should Target At The Trade Deadline
The Green Bay Packers have won five of six games and could be buyers at the NFL's trade deadline.
Rising cost of living tests UK's net zero ambitions
From floods to wildfires to heatwaves, 2026 is the year it became hard to ignore the impact of climate change on UK weather. But will soaring living costs affect the government’s commitment to tacklin
New Rwandan F1 Grand Prix Adds Another Layer To Qatari Diplomacy In Africa
An F1 Grand Prix will return to Africa for the first time since 1993, although this won't simply be a matter of fast cars and big money. Geopolitics and conflict resolution are at stake.
Chapter 11 Filing Means The Children’s Place Fate Decided by Dec. 9
Tough economic conditions have been anything but child's play for one of America's best known kids' groups and its Chapter 11 filing means one of three likely outcomes.
Senne Lammens Is Becoming A Problem For Manchester United
Senne Lammens is making an increasing number of mistakes as Manchester United's slide down the Premier League table continues.
Former Cardinals Infielder Announces Return In New Role Immediately After Retirement
The St. Louis Cardinals got an update from a former fan favorite who ended his playing days last year.
Business Schools Are Waking Up To Longevity. Now Comes The Hard Part.
From midlife reinvention to corporate strategy, a Lisbon gathering challenges what—and whom—business schools prepare.
This Air Force Veteran’s $1 Billion Startup Wants To Fix The Military’s Software Bottleneck
Defense Unicorns built its brand on a pink unicorn named "Doug" and galloped to a $1 billion valuation. Now it's competing with Palantir to update military software.