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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Officials hail progress on Graffiti Towers cleanup
      • Developer KPC Group hopes to finish Oceanwide Plaza before the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles.
    • Thanksgiving can be tents time for fans of outdoors
      • Mendocino Grove offers movies, yoga and other amenities at its glamping resort in Northern California.
      • People ride ATVs at Oceano Dunes, near Pismo Beach. Beachfront camps have been harder to book.
    • Ring launches flying security drone after years of delays


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Family finds a ‘second home’ in Hawaii hotel
      • The Royal Hawaiian has become a gathering place for families
      • “We’ve met so many incredible people that work there and have become such great friends with them over the years.” Jeryn Braswell
      • Jeryn Braswell had her wedding at her “second home” in 2024.
    • Unique holidays at Disney, Universal
      • Both up their game for season of special experiences
      • Faux snow swirled around Mickey and Minnie during Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party in 2023, at Walt Disney World.
      • A Gingerbread Man balloon from “Shrek” floats is led through the Hollywood area of Universal Studios Florida as part of Universal’s Holiday Parade featuring Macy’s in December 2022.
    • Going phone-free on vacation
      • When traveling, take time away from devices


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • Jensen Huang’s Downfall Costs the A.I. Boom a Top Backer
      • Nvidia’s ousted leader was a unique rhetorical and financial booster for investments that are driving economic growth.
      • Nvidia was helping to finance the building boom of data centers that became a crucial driver of U.S. economic growth at a time when other sectors were struggling.
    • What to Know About Colette Kress, Nvidia’s New Interim Chief Executive
      • Ms. Kress, the company’s chief financial officer, joined Nvidia in 2013.
      • Colette Kress, Nvidia’s chief financial officer, in a photo distributed by the company on Thursday.
    • Jensen Huang Joins a Growing Club: C.E.O.s Brought Down by Affairs
      • The Nvidia founder and chief executive, who resigned on Thursday, is among a group of top bosses whose personal relationships and sexual encounters got them in trouble.
      • Jensen Huang, who founded Nvidia three decades ago, at a conference in Berlin last month.
    • Nvidia Shares Tumble, Shaking Up Tech Stocks
      • News that the chipmaker’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, resigned drove Nvidia’s stock down, though the broader market rose slightly.


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Huang Exit Tests AI Stocks
      • Situation divides firms reliant on his patronage and those that didn’t need him
    • Kraft Heinz Maps Out Comeback
      • CEO Steve Cahillane wants to make Kraft Heinz’s portfolio more ‘growth-oriented’ through acquisitions and divestitures
    • Beijing Aims to Build Player in Shipping Insurance
      • If successful, Beijing’s efforts would shake up a centuries-old setup that has undergirded global shipping.
    • Banks Race to Keep Pace With AI Bots
      • The advancement of AI into finance creates multiple concerns.
    • Cost to Run AI Agents Challenges Providers


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Bur­berry weath­ers lux­ury woes as trench coat and scarf demand drive revival
      • Buoy­ant demand for Bur­berry’s scarves and trench coats helped the UK’s lead­ing lux­ury brand sus­tain its rebound in sales, buck­ing a trend of worsen­ing per­form­ance across the industry.
      • The lux­ury brand has focused on afford­able products and renewed its focus on sig­na­ture items
    • AI mega­t­rade has a mount­ing port­fo­lio con­cen­tra­tion risk prob­lem
      • For the first time in living memory, f i x e d income portfolio construction rules might put the brakes on an economic revolution
    • SEC reins in enforce­ment against pub­lic cor­por­a­tions
      • ▸ Watch­dog’s actions hit 16-year low ▸ Trump’s pick for chair shifts stance
      • Atkins has said the agency will move away from his predecessor's 'regulation through enforcement'
    • Simpson Thacher halts data shar­ing with AmLaw
      • Simpson Thacher & Bart­lett is the latest in a suc­ces­sion of law firms to stop shar­ing fin­an­cial data with the industry’s flag­ship rank­ing of profits and rev­en­ues.