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Jun 10 2026TECHNOLOGY

Affordable 3D Printing Takes the Factory Floor

A new industrial 3D printer from an American maker has hit the market at a price that could change how factories use additive manufacturing. The device, called FuseX1, is expected to sell for about $85, 000—much less than the $200, 000‑$500, 000 range seen with similar machines from German and Calif

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Jun 10 2026CELEBRITIES

Giorgina Uzcategui: From UFC Partner to Business Star

Giorgina Uzcategui, born in November 1996, once shared a life with UFC fighter Ilia Topuria and now stands on her own as an entrepreneur. After their marriage ended in a public divorce that concluded in January 2026, she has redirected her focus toward business and family. Her education began wit

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Jun 10 2026CRIME

Money Misused: A Tale of Charity and Luxury

A federal case began in late Monday and early Tuesday, where prosecutors examined the tax returns of two nonprofit founders from Springdale. The organization they ran was meant to give food and water to babies in Africa, but evidence shows the money went elsewhere. The defendants, Jason Boyd Carney

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Jun 10 2026LIFESTYLE

Better shoes for a long day of fishing

Fishing seems simple—you pick up a rod and stand on the boat until the fish bite. But after six or more hours in flip-flops, your feet disagree. They scream from the heat, scream from the sun, even scream when a sneaky bug finds its way inside. One tester traded flip-flops for the Strike Bluefin Lac

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Jun 10 2026FINANCE

Why Your Tax Bill Shocked You (And How to Fix It)

A big tax bill that comes out of nowhere isn’t just bad luck—it’s a signal that something in your financial setup broke down over the year. Most business owners assume their tax bill is just unlucky, but the real issue is usually one of four common problems in how they handle taxes and their financi

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Jun 10 2026BUSINESS

AI tools spark record solo business boom in the US

The rise of AI tools is changing how Americans start businesses. Since early 2025, applications from one-person firms have jumped over 20%, while hiring-focused businesses haven’t seen much growth. This shift suggests people are using AI to build companies alone rather than hiring teams right away.

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Jun 10 2026FINANCE

Making AI Work for Finance Teams—Without Taking Over

Companies have been using AI to write emails and summarize reports for years. But now, finance teams are testing a smarter kind of AI—one that doesn’t just answer questions but actually handles parts of the workflow. The big question is whether AI can manage tasks across systems while keeping things

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Jun 10 2026SCIENCE

A First Human Test of Anti-Aging Shots is Underway

For the first time, a scientist team gave an anti-aging injection to a real person. The injection uses a technique called cellular reprogramming. It’s meant to make old cells act young again. Think of it like a software update for your body’s cells. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman, alon

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Jun 10 2026POLITICS

How America's Market Watchdog Loses Its Edge Under Political Pressure

The group policing future bets on sports or elections now faces tough questions. Recent moves suggest its leaders favor companies tied to high-profile political figures over fair play. In letters sent mid-2026, a senator asked why enforcement actions dropped sharply after leadership changed. Teams o

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Jun 10 2026FINANCE

GSR Steps Into Regulated Trading With New U. S. License

Last week an obscure crypto market-maker quietly turned into a registered broker-dealer in the United States. GSR, which has spent years making markets for digital tokens, now holds FINRA and SEC approvals that let it act as a middleman for big-money investors who want to buy, sell, or issue crypto-

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