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Other prominent tenants include Banco Bradesco, Blue Crest Capital Management and Steadfast Financial, as well as Aston Martin’s ground-floor showroom.

Pappy Hoel started the annual rally all the way back in 1938. Now, motorcycle lovers flock to Sturgis.

OG Anunoby will forever be connected to one of the biggest moments in Knicks history, but he’s “over it.” The veteran forward is already beginning to move past the celebration of the franchise’s championship season as he prepares for the 2026-27 campaign, his 10th in the NBA. Anunoby played an instrumental role in New York...

The man who stabbed an elderly man to death on a quiet California street on Thursday had been released from jail a day earlier for burglary cases.

The "American Idol" champ is just fine with her "small" breasts.

The "American Idol" champ is just fine with her "small" breasts.

This time he might be retiring from the NFL for good.

County officials accuse Gov. Gavin Newsom and Sacramento lawmakers of overreaching.

You'll have to sit down for this one.

The Powerball jackpot has swelled past $900 million, the eighth largest payout in history — but the odds show players are more likely to be struck by lightning twice win. The jackpot is now $905 million ahead of the next drawing Monday after no one matched all six numbers in Saturday’s drawing. The largest ever...

Apple held early talks with CXMT, which is China's largest chipmaker by market value, about supplying components with the goal of using them in some devices sold in China, the report said, citing people familiar with the matter.

When are we heading back to the Madison River Valley?

Mr. Joe McNamara speaks!

The two notes demanded Bitcoin and claimed Nancy "perished" after the alleged kidnapping.

Don Nelson, the Hall of Fame NBA head coach who won five NBA championships as a player with the Celtics, died Sunday.

Berkshire's quarterly operating profit rose 16% to $12.98 billion, topping analyst forecasts.

The mom of three and her business partner April McDaniel were visiting the fashion house's store in Italy when the worker allegedly didn't honor their appointment.

The mom of three and her business partner April McDaniel were visiting the fashion house's store in Italy when the worker allegedly didn't honor their appointment.

Seattle Mayor Targets 'Surveillance Pricing' At Grocery Stores

Seattle leaders are moving forward with a first-of-its-kind proposal aimed at preventing grocery retailers from using consumers' personal data to charge different prices for the same products.

The ordinance, backed by Mayor Katie Wilson and City Councilmembers Alexis Mercedes Rinck and Dionne Foster, would prohibit large grocery chains from using information such as browsing history, social media activity, employment status, race, gender, or chatbot interactions to personalize prices, according to Wilson's website. 

Instead, retailers would be required to publicly display uniform prices while still allowing traditional discounts for seniors, veterans, loyalty programs, and other transparent promotions.

"This policy stops corporations from using personal data to squeeze more money out of shoppers," Wilson said. "The same product, in the same store, should cost the same no matter who's pushing the cart."

The announcement on Wilson's site says that the measure is designed to curb AI-driven price discrimination as grocery costs continue to rise. The proposal follows a Consumer Reports investigation that found Instacart tested AI pricing systems that charged different customers different prices for identical grocery items. It also comes after Washington's attorney general sued Albertsons over allegedly misleading "buy one, get one" promotions that did not actually reduce prices.

Councilmember Rinck argued the legislation would establish "guardrails" around how retailers use customer data, particularly as many households face higher food costs and reduced SNAP benefits. Foster added that consumers "shouldn't have to wonder whether they're being charged extra because of an algorithm."

Labor and privacy advocates also praised the proposal. UFCW 3000 President Faye Guenther accused grocery companies of pursuing "AI-powered surveillance pricing tech" to create "fake discounts," while privacy advocates said the ordinance would help prevent algorithmic price discrimination before the practice becomes widespread.

If approved, Seattle would become the first U.S. city to adopt rules specifically banning the use of sensitive personal data to set individualized grocery prices.

Tyler Durden Sun, 08/09/2026 - 13:25

A day after Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White announced they were planning to enter the 2027 WNBA Draft, they’ve already started to receive backlash from former NBA players. Robin Lopez, a Los Angeles native who played at Stanford, had a 16-year NBA career and called out Freedom on an X repost from former NFL...