GameStop marked up Pokémon cards over 300%, outpricing scalpers, for what purpose?
A retailer’s pricing move turns collectible demand into a profit story. Here is what boards should watch next.

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A retailer’s pricing move turns collectible demand into a profit story. Here is what boards should watch next.
The pool robot debuts self-cleaning. The question for buyers: does the feature justify paying almost double?
Their financial-year emissions hit 119m metric tonnes of CO2e, roughly a third of France, even as they tout net zero plans.
A real household test shows how shared planning gets easier when the interface matches how kids already navigate screens.
The tool launched Tuesday from Meta Superintelligence Labs, then got yanked Friday-like quickly after Meta said it missed the mark.
The tradeoff is real: faster charging can worsen specific failure modes, but modern battery management systems mitigate the risk.
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The lawsuit claims a covert talent raid, and it lands right in the middle of Big Techs hiring-versus-theft gray zone.
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The Instagram AI editing tool launched this week, triggered swift blowback, then vanished, forcing Meta to recalibrate fast.
The AI deepfake tool is disabled, shrinking a fast-growing capability at the exact moment regulators are tightening the screws.