On the newest episode of “OutDaughtered,” Danielle and Adam are at odds over whether they should hire someone to help out with their kids. “OutDaughtered” airs Tuesdays at 9/8c on TLC.
While funding for Italian startups has been growing, the country still ranks eighth in Europe by VC investment, according to Dealroom. Newly created Italian Founders Fund (IFF) hopes to help with the catching up, both in quantity and in quality. With €50 million to invest into 25 companies, it also positions itself as a sector agnostic, founder friendly fund that understands the pain points of entrepreneurs.
Halfway to Dawn, made by Andrea Baroni (Cyberleaf Studio) blends text-based narrative with top-down shooter to create an impressive horror experience for the Playdate.
New York’s state legislature has passed a bill that would prohibit social media companies from showing so-called “addictive feeds” to children under 18, unless they obtain parental consent. The Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act defines an addictive feed as one where the content is recommended or prioritized based on information about the user or the user’s device — basically, these are the algorithmic news feeds used by most social apps. New York Governor Kathy Hochul is expected to sign the bill; her office has already released a statement praising its passage, along with the passage of a related New York Child Data Protection Act, which prohibits online platforms from collecting or selling personal data from users under 18 without informed consent.
"The whole world is looking to Hamas to say yes" to Biden's ceasefire plan, Sullivan said on "Meet the Press."
Spotify will raise prices on US users across all three of its paid tiers. Other audio streamers could soon follow.
Donald Trump made a splash in Silicon Valley, signaling he wants to challenge for the Bay Area’s deep pockets. But President Biden isn’t going to give those donors up without a fight.
Werth bought a 10% stake in Dornoch in 2022.
These 'Shark Tank' doodads return grimy shoes to their fresh-from-the-box glory, fans say.
Just as excitement over a paradigm shift helped usher in cheap subscriptions over a decade ago, the ad-supported streaming model has the potential to generate a similar level of sentiment.
MLB hadn't seen a comeback like this since 1995.
