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Entrepreneur and model Karlie Kloss, along with her husband, billionaire investor Joshua Kushner, will be reviving LIFE magazine, which stopped regular publication over two decades ago. Kloss and Kushner’s Bedford Media announced Thursday a deal to bring back LIFE Magazine in both print and digital formats. This partnership with Dotdash Meredith will revive LIFE as a regular publication and media outlet, Variety reported. IAC created Dotdash Meredith after it acquired Meredith for $2.7 billion, which came after Meredith acquired Time Inc., the previous owner of LIFE. The LIFE Magazine deal follows Bedford Media’s recent acquisition of i-D Magazine from Vice…

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Chinese leader Xi Jinping told visiting Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte attempts to restrict China’s access to technology will not stop the country’s advance. The Netherlands imposed export licensing requirements in 2023 on the sale of machinery that can make advanced processor chips. The move came after the United States blocked Chinese access to advanced chips and the equipment to make them, citing security concerns, and urged its allies to follow suit. An online report from state broadcaster CCTV did not mention the chip machinery, but quoted Xi as saying that the creation of scientific and technological barriers and the…

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The U.S. economy grew faster than previously estimated in the fourth quarter, boosted by strong consumer spending and business investment in nonresidential structures like factories and healthcare facilities. The report from the Commerce Department Thursday also showed profits rising at a solid clip last quarter, driven by nonfinancial corporations. Increasing profits, together with rising worker productivity, could encourage companies to retain their employees, and extend the economic expansion. The economy has shrugged off fearmongering about a recession following 525 basis points worth of interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve since March 2022 to quell inflation. Though momentum has slowed,…

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The prop piece of balsa wood from the movie “Titanic,” famously associated with the debate over whether Kate Winslet’s Rose and her lover, Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, could have both fit on it, has sold at auction for $718,750, according to The Guardian. The scene in question takes place toward the end of the film after the RMS Titanic sank, leaving Jack and Rose to swirl through the freezing waters, where they manage to find a thick door that had been ripped off its hinges aboard.  However, after they tried unsuccessfully to both fit on the floating door, Jack…

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There is a big disconnect between what the White House would like you to believe about the economy, and how most Americans are feeling about it right now. Some members of the Federal Reserve board, including Chairman Powell, tried to listen to the concerns that a handful of panelists had, and the result wasn’t surprising. The Fed got an earful during a town hall-type event event recently: Higher interest rates together with instability in commodity prices “has a stranglehold on the American agriculturalist right now, which leads to a stranglehold on all of rural America,” said Whitney Ferris-Hansen, who owns…

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The United States will partner with Mexico to explore semiconductor supply chain opportunities, the State Department said on Thursday, as the Biden administration pushes to reduce reliance on China and Taiwan for the technology. The collaboration will take place as part of the U.S. CHIPS Act, a 2022 law that created a $500 million fund for developing the semiconductor supply chain through initiatives with allies and partners. “Manufacturing of essential products ranging from vehicles to medical devices relies on the strength and resilience of the semiconductor supply chain,” the department said in a statement. The partnership will begin with an…

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President Biden’s decision to attend a $25 million fundraiser in Manhattan while the NYPD mourned one of their own 40 miles eastward was denounced by a former FBI special agent who said Biden was also notably absent when two of her then-partners were killed in Broward County, Fla. in 2021.Retired Special Agent Nicole Parker, who previously said she left the bureau in part over its increased politicization, broke down on Fox News on Thursday as she mourned NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, who was allegedly murdered in Far Rockaway earlier this week by a career criminal.Diller and his partner initiated a…

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The U.S. economy has been in a constant state of uncertainty for over three years. While there have been occasional indicators of recovery and even strength at times, the general sentiment on Wall Street screams for caution while the sentiment on Main Street cries for help. The U.S. Dollar in particular has been hitting American families hard; the money they made before the pandemic simply doesn’t have nearly the same purchasing power today.This has been a good thing for those who own physical precious metals. Gold has only been below $2,000 an ounce twice this year while silver has maintained…

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