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AI images in property listings is false advertising, house-hunters say
Property buyers and renters say the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in listings appearing on sites like Rightmove is 'false advertising' and wastes time for all involved. Jessica Otterwell, who is hunting for a flat in Brighton, East Sussex…
Jennifer Welch Finally Goes Too Far for Advertisers
If you already know who Jennifer Welch is...I'm sorry. No one should have to know who she is but she's really made a name for herself as the most extreme voice of the resistance. Last month, The Atlantic published a story about her new book, Not…
Advertisers Flee Left Podcasters Who Cracked Up Over 'Digging Up Charlie Kirk and Doing It Again'
Advertisers are fleeing a left-wing podcast whose hosts spent over 30 seconds laughing at the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan spent 30 seconds laughing about “digging up Charlie Kirk and doing it…
Prediction markets are the other big winner of the 'bluenami
Democrats obviously won big on Tuesday night in what can only be described as a Cat-5 hurricane crashing into a blue tsunami. And sure, shellackings like this have occurred in the modern era, including Bill Clinton losing 54 seats in 1994, George…
STU BURGUIERE: Put your money where your mouth is: Prediction markets won the midterms
Billions of dollars were spent this election season to lie to you. More than $12.8 billion was spent on political advertising in the 2026 midterms making this the most expensive election cycle in American history. In my home state of Texas, the…
TikTok accused of helping to promote sex industry to girls
TikTok is helping to promote and normalise the sex industry, allowing “sexfluencers” to post videos aimed at marketing pornographic content they have uploaded elsewhere on sites such as OnlyFans, a report indicates. After studying…
Nine dead after gunman opens fire in Poland's Krakow market square
The Main Market Square attacker's car at its stopping place on Stradomska Street in Krakow, Poland. Police said six people were killed and 15 others injured. Photo by Art Service/EPA Police and ambulances on the Main Market Square in Krakow. File…
Broncos-Panthers predictions for Week 9 | Broncos Gameday
The Denver Gazette sports staff makes its predictions for Sunday's game between the Broncos and Panthers: Paul Klee's pick: Broncos 26, Panthers 24 It's a battle of future $50 million quarterbacks… that no one is certain should be $50…
Why a new women's podcast collects mining royalties
Pick an industry group, any industry group, and they'll be grappling with some form of relevance deprivation. The Business Council of Australia doesn't know when and how to attack the Anthony Albanese government. This column revealed last month…
Airbnb rises on upbeat outlook, bucking broader industry caution
Airbnb ABNB.O shares jumped nearly 12% in premarket trading on Friday after the vacation-rental firm raised its full-year revenue growth forecast betting on resilient global leisure travel demand. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The upbeat…
'Finest home in Brisbane' to test market at $25m
A sprawling Queenslander in Brisbane's Clayfield has hit the market with a price guide of $23 million to $25 million, in one of the river city's most significant mansion listings of the year. The home, named Linstarfield, is owned by Jo Farrugia…
Is there a future for malls without their department store anchors?
For almost a century, they were the one-stop shop providing a sense of opulence and occasion that drew reliable foot traffic into shopping centres across Australia. But the slow, then sudden, demise of David Jones has thrown into question the…
Israel's greatest strength is its people. Investing in them is investing in its future
One example was a small business in central Tel Aviv with 12 employees. Ten had been called into reserve duty. Almost overnight, a functioning business had lost nearly its entire workforce. Imagine spending years building a company, hiring…
Motel makeovers are a big trend. This Ibiza-inspired South Coast beauty sets a new bar
At a former motel in the sleepy town of Narooma, on the NSW South Coast, melodies from a vintage record player waft across a sunken lounge at The Whale, Merivale's latest hospitality venture, an eclectic retreat inspired by the bohemian glamour of…
Firmus' shelved float shows the market is doing its job
Last month, two very different companies planned to list on the Australian Securities Exchange but were met with very different fates. Firmus, a neocloud, pulled its float on October 9, while mining conglomerate Glencore debuted on the ASX a few…
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