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Brendan Fraser on resilience at work in your 50s: ‘The silences in a career can be deafening’
February 19, 2026 Brendan Fraser on resilience at work in your 50s: ‘The silences in a career can be deafening’ span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>“Before The Whale, I had everything to prove. And now, to be honest, not so much,” Oscar winner Brendan Fraser, 57, told AARP The Magazine in an interview last month. The 50-and-older segment is the fastest-growing demographic in the … Continue reading Brendan Fraser on resilience at work in your 50s: ‘The silences in a career can be deafening’
Norway fines Norsk Tipping $105K over anti-money laundering failures
Norway fines Norsk Tipping $105K over anti-money laundering failures Suswati Basu Norway’s state gambling operator has been ordered to pay a NOK 1 million ($ 105,000) fine after regulators concluded it fell short of key anti-money laundering obligations. In a decision dated Thursday (February 12), the Norwegian Lottery Authority (Lottstift) said Norsk … Continue reading Norway fines Norsk Tipping $105K over anti-money laundering failures
Mark Zuckerberg testifies in social media addiction trial that Meta just wants Instagram to be ‘useful’
Mark Zuckerberg testifies in social media addiction trial that Meta just wants Instagram to be ‘useful’ The company has tried to downplay the idea that its apps can be addictive. Karissa Bell Wed, February 18, 2026 Meta CEO and Chairman Mark Zuckerberg arrives at Los Angeles Superior Court ahead of the social … Continue reading Mark Zuckerberg testifies in social media addiction trial that Meta just wants Instagram to be ‘useful’
Klarna CEO says firm will likely reduce its workforce by 1,000 employees by 2030—partially due to AI
February 18, 2026 Klarna CEO says firm will likely reduce its workforce by 1,000 employees by 2030—partially due to AI
AI ‘Slop’ In A Word
AI ‘Slop’ In A Word by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, February 18, 2026 Marketers have been calling out AI “slop” seen mostly in articles across Internet, in professional or business blogs and in social media posts. But there is an accompanying new acronym traversing the internet, AI;DR, short for “AI, didn’t read.” AI;DR is used to call out … Continue reading AI ‘Slop’ In A Word
Airbnb says AI chatbot traffic converts better than Google
Early signals from Airbnb suggest visitors arriving via AI assistants are more likely to book, hinting at a major shift in how high intent traffic is discovered and measured. By Danny Goodwin February 18, 2026 Traffic from AI chatbots converts at a higher rate than traffic from Google. That’s according to Airbnb CEO … Continue reading Airbnb says AI chatbot traffic converts better than Google
How to use CRM data to target the right B2B audiences
B2B CTV isn’t about broad reach. It’s about precise segmentation, quality CRM data and smart retargeting strategies built for long sales cycles. By Sean Nowlin February 17, 2026 When I talk to B2B brands about potential CTV campaigns, one question comes up over and over: How do you show your ads to the right … Continue reading How to use CRM data to target the right B2B audiences
Tax Anxiety Raises Search Levels
Tax Anxiety Raises Search Levels by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, February 17, 2026 It’s time for financial institutions to step up and become experts to help business marketers and those filing individual returns to prepare for filing deadlines. Many of the changes in 2025 tax laws from passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill … Continue reading Tax Anxiety Raises Search Levels
The five love languages of leadership
February 17, 2026 The five love languages of leadership BY Chris Ball span>span]:whitespace-nowrap”>If you haven’t read the book The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman, you’re probably at least familiar with the idea behind it: that people give and receive care in different ways. Some value words, others actions. Some want quality time; others want gifts … Continue reading The five love languages of leadership