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The membership-based warehouse chain just reported strong third-quarter 2025 earnings, and already added 12 new outposts this year.

BJ’s Wholesale Club is planning to open nine new U.S. stores in 2026, and already debuted a new location on December 17 in Casselberry, Florida—its third in December alone, following openings in Springfield, Massachusetts, and Sumter, Sou...

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Since 2020, the number of independent bookstores in the U.S. grew by 70%.

The small American bookstore is back. Over the last five years, the number of independent bookstores in the U.S. jumped by 70%. In 2025 alone, 422 new bookstores opened, according to the American Booksellers Association.

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Even in the AI era, bookstores and online reading communities still rely heavily on human expertise and personal recommendations.

As readers look to curl up with a proverbial good book this winter—and put their holiday bookstore gift cards to work—they’ll be faced with an obvious question: What should they pick up next? 

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Exclusive: Octopus has never been more popular on menus. Yet overfishing threatens supply. How one band of entrepreneurs and scientists is braving activist-filled waters to establish the world’s first commercial octopus farm.

Balancing on a railroad-tie-size beam of a platform floating in Spain’s Vigo Bay, Ricardo Tur crouches and points below. Dangling several feet u...

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Most companies are woefully unprepared, and the traditional cybersecurity playbook isn’t enough.

For years, deepfakes were treated as a political or social media oddity, a strange corner of the internet where celebrity faces (of women 99% of the time) were pasted onto fake videos (porn in 99% of the cases) and nobody quite knew href="https://urldefense.proofpoint.c...

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