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YouTube group The Try Guys has quickly found success in launching subscription model

YouTube group The Try Guys has quickly found success in launching subscription model

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Zach Kornfeld and Keith Habersberger of the Try Guys JD RENES The Try Guys, one of YouTube’s most established creator groups, have successfully abandoned their reliance on Google’s algorithms and advertiser revenue by launching a standalone streaming service called 2nd Try. And it’s already starting to pay off. Brand partnerships, sponsored content and advertising have […]

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The 0,000 electric truck market is here. A guide to pickups from Tesla, GM, Rivian and Ford

The $100,000 electric truck market is here. A guide to pickups from Tesla, GM, Rivian and Ford

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Fronts of the GMC Sierra Denali,Tesla Cybertruck and Ford F-150 Lightning EVs (left to right). Michael Wayland / CNBC DETROIT – Tesla, General Motors, Rivian Automotive and Ford Motor have created a new market in the U.S. automotive industry of pricey, powerful and precarious electric pickup trucks that sell for $100,000 or more. Just five years

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Automakers are getting back into advertising’s biggest arena: NFL

Automakers are getting back into advertising’s biggest arena: NFL

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Toyota’s “We Roll Deep Anthem” spot includes fans and NFL stars “setting off on an adrenaline-packed NFL adventure.” Screenshot Automakers are rushing back into advertising during the National Football League season after a slowdown in recent years. Toyota Motor Corporation, Hyundai Motor Company and the Detroit automakers are among those expected to capitalize on the

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Boeing Starliner prepares to leaves space station empty, months later than planned

Boeing Starliner prepares to leaves space station empty, months later than planned

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Boeing spacecraft Starliner is seen from the window of SpaceX’s Dragon capsule “Endeavour” on July 3, 2024 while docked with the International Space Station during the crew flight test. NASA Boeing‘s Starliner is set to leave the International Space Station on Friday, months later than the spacecraft was originally supposed to depart — and without

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U.S. airlines cool hiring after adding 194,000 employees in post-Covid spree

U.S. airlines cool hiring after adding 194,000 employees in post-Covid spree

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A pilot performs a walkaround before a United Airlines flight Leslie Josephs/CNBC U.S. passenger airlines have added nearly 194,000 jobs since 2021 as companies went on a hiring spree after spending months in a pandemic slump, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Now the industry is cooling its hiring. Airlines are close to their

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The Green Bay Packers are the one NFL team owned by its fans. Here’s how it works

The Green Bay Packers are the one NFL team owned by its fans. Here’s how it works

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Jeff Robinson | Icon Sportswire | Getty Images Only one National Football League team has an ownership structure that resembles a publicly traded company. The Green Bay Packers, who are the 12th most-valuable NFL franchise at $6.3 billion, according to CNBC’s Official 2024 NFL Team Valuations, are the only publicly owned team across the four

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Lion King director says AI is a ‘Wild West,’ but has the potential to democratize filmmaking 

Lion King director says AI is a ‘Wild West,’ but has the potential to democratize filmmaking 

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Lion King directors Roger Allers (L) and Rob Minkoff. Kevin Winter | Getty Images Artificial intelligence is a “Wild West” with “very few rules” — but it has the potential to democratize the film industry in the long term, according to the director of “The Lion King.” Rob Minkoff, who co-directed the classic 1994 animated

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