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SEVENTEEN celebrates decade milestone with exclusive fan experience

SEVENTEEN, the popular K-pop group, is marking its 10th anniversary with a special event for fans.


Weatherford partners with AWS for digital transformation

Weatherford International plc has announced a strategic agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) aimed at enhancing its digital capabilities and fostering innovation in the energy sector.


Patrick Mahomes collaborates with Airbnb for unique Sunday Funday experience

Patrick Mahomes, in collaboration with Airbnb, is set to host a unique Sunday Funday experience in Kansas City.


Airbnb expands offerings with new services and experiences

Airbnb has announced the launch of Airbnb Services, Airbnb Experiences, and a revamped app designed to enhance travel experiences.


Common Sense Institute economist: HB 1291 will mean 'fewer workers by 2030 and slower business sales growth'

Thomas Young, a senior economist for the Common Sense Institute of Colorado, has expressed concerns that House Bill 1291's regulations could potentially drive rideshare companies out of Colorado.


U.S. Rep. Evans: 'Democrats have gotten so power hungry that they're driving businesses out of our state'

Gabe Evans, the congressman for Colorado’s 8th District, expressed concerns that Democrats' focus on power is leading to overregulation, such as House Bill 1291 (HB 1291), which he believes is pushing companies like Uber out of Colorado and...


R Street Institute senior fellow: Anti-rideshare bill is ‘misguided regulation that prioritizes control over practicality’

Jillian Snider, a senior fellow at the R Street Institute, expressed concerns regarding Colorado's House Bill 1291.


Extended Stay America partners with Grubhub for guest-exclusive food delivery service

Extended Stay America and Grubhub have launched a new program offering exclusive benefits for hotel guests ordering from local restaurants.


Grubhub launches Gold Days promotion with exclusive member deals

Grubhub has announced the return of its Gold Days of Grubhub+, a four-week promotional event offering exclusive deals and savings for Grubhub+ members.


Instacart CFO Emily Reuter to speak at J.P. Morgan conference

Instacart has announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Emily Reuter, will take part in a fireside chat at the J.P. Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference.


Grubhub partners with Nash to expand delivery services nationwide

Grubhub has announced a partnership with Nash to enhance its delivery capabilities across the United States.


Bandai Namco launches Gundam Metaverse globally using AWS technology

Bandai Namco Entertainment has launched the Gundam Metaverse on Amazon Web Services (AWS), a platform designed to connect fans of the Gundam franchise globally.


Crane Worldwide Logistics migrates enterprise-wide systems to Amazon Web Services

Crane Worldwide Logistics, a global supply chain solutions provider operating in 30 countries, has announced its migration to Amazon Web Services (AWS).


Amazon MGM Studios earns ReFrame Stamp for inclusive film production

ReFrame, an initiative launched by the Sundance Institute and WIF in 2017 to promote inclusion in the screen industries, announced that Amazon MGM Studios has received the ReFrame Stamp for more than half of its film releases in 2024.


Amazon plans $4 billion investment for new AWS region in Chile

Amazon has announced plans to launch an Amazon Web Services (AWS) infrastructure region in Chile by the end of 2026.


AWS survey reveals trends in global generative AI adoption

AWS has released findings from its Gen AI Adoption Index research, which surveyed 3,739 senior IT decision-makers across nine countries.


Uber Spokesperson on HB25-1291: The bill will 'force Uber to shut down operations'

A spokesperson for Uber has said that Colorado House Bill 25-1291 could lead to the shutdown of its operations in the state, with significant consequences for both drivers and riders.


ATRA president: Colorado rideshare bill 'is unnecessary and risks increasing costs'

Tiger Joyce, president of the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA), said in a press release that Colorado House Bill 1291 would enable lawyers to exploit consumer protection laws to increase liability in rideshare cases.


Why your neighbor's lawn looks greener: Common mistakes and effective strategies

Whether you reside in Nashville, Atlanta, or Tampa, achieving a green lawn requires effort.


Airbnb commits nearly $30 million to aid fire recovery in Los Angeles

Since the onset of the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, Airbnb.org has played a crucial role in providing emergency housing to those displaced.