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Daymond John was in no hurry to quit his day job when he built the business that made him a millionaire. By sticking with it, he says, he became even more successful.”I worked at Red Lobster for years while building FUBU,” John posted on LinkedIn on Monday. “Not because I didn’t believe in my dreams, but because it was smart.”In 1992, the Queens, New York native co-founded a clothing brand with the acronym “For Us, By Us” after a modest upbringing with a single mother. John started his company with just $40 and was able to support himself and invest…

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The S&P 500 ended lower on Friday, but rose slightly this week. At one point on Wednesday, the number exceeded 7,000 for the first time in history. There was no saving of news. Ten portfolio stocks, including three of our mega-cap stocks, reported earnings throughout the week. The Fed kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday. Software stocks tumbled on Thursday. And on Friday, President Donald Trump announced his pick to replace Jerome Powell as Fed chairman. .SPX .IXIC Mountain 2026-01-26 S&P 500 vs. Nasdaq For the week, the S&P 500 is up 0.34% and up 1.37% for the month. As…

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Liam Rosenior’s arrival at Chelsea has caused a lot of noise, with emphasis placed on his CV, status and the manager’s comments to the media. But his actions quietly laid a positive foundation on which to build.It was now five wins in six games for the manager, but Wednesday’s 3-2 victory away at Napoli, which sealed Chelsea’s automatic place in the knockout stages, was the most memorable. In fact, this is the standout achievement of his managerial career so far. The back three system he adopted at the start of the match did not work as planned. However, the momentum…

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Before you know it, several hours have passed while doomscrolling. It’s a story all too familiar to many.”Our phones are like tractor beams,” says Paul Leonardi, dean and professor of technology management at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and author of Digital Exhaustion: Simple Rules for Reclaiming Your Life. “They are designed to draw us in.”If you’re looking to reduce screen time at home and adopt healthier digital device habits, Leonardi has some tips to try.1. Keep your intentions in mindLeonardi says he has no problem “picking up my phone if I need to.” A bigger problem for many…

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The new files suggest the men had more extensive contact with Epstein than previously known.Published January 31, 2026January 31, 2026Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareNewly released investigative files on the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are casting further scrutiny on his relationships with some of America’s richest and most powerful figures, including tycoons Bill Gates and Elon Musk.The set of documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice on Friday comes more than a month after the legally mandated Dec. 19 deadline for releasing all documents related to Epstein.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe…

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For more than a decade, images of Santa Maddalena, a church in a small village in northern Italy surrounded by the jagged peaks of the Dolomites, have been circulating online. But locals say it was only last summer that the steady stream of tourists hit. Now authorities are stepping in to slow the tide, introducing new regulations aimed at curbing day-trip tourism and easing pressure on villages. Access to the village near the church, a UNESCO World Heritage site, will be restricted from May by barriers, with only residents and tourists staying in the area for at least one night…

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When 21-year-old El Hadji Malick Diouf won the African Cup of Nations with Senegal, he fulfilled a childhood dream.In 2022, when Senegal celebrated its first-ever AFCON, Diouf was 17 years old, chasing an open-top bus as history-making heroes paraded around Dakar. Four years on, when Senegal defeated hosts Morocco 1-0 in one of the most extraordinary games in world football, he has made history alongside his heroes. But it almost wasn’t. In the 98th minute, just after Senegal were denied a goal for a soft foul in the build-up towards the end of stoppage time, Morocco were awarded a penalty…

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You can’t walk through New York City’s Flatiron District without seeing the Flatiron Building. It first opened in 1902 and has been part of the city ever since. And for the first time in 124 years, an era has arrived where you can call your home as long as you have the money.The Flatiron Building, previously a commercial building, has been converted into 38 luxury condominiums and is expected to be fully completed later this year. Apartments in the building range from three-bedroom units priced at approximately $10.95 million to 21st-floor penthouses priced at more than $50 million. Corcoran Sunshine…

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As the music industry gathers for Grammy Week, African music is playing an increasingly important role not only on the awards stage, but across global pop culture. That momentum will be on display at YouTube Music’s annual African music and culture festival Pamoja in Los Angeles on Saturday. Organizers say the theme reflects the collaborative and transnational nature of African music’s global rise. The event will recognize nominees for the Recording Academy’s Best African Music Performance category and present a Lifetime Achievement Award to Nigerian pioneer Fela Kuti. Pamoja will also highlight the role of the African diaspora and international…

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Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle said Mercedes’ “relentless” pace and reliability “cannot be ignored” after the Barcelona shakedown.During the five-day event in Spain, lap times were virtually irrelevant as teams completed as many laps as possible to test reliability and collect data for the new 2026 car. Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton was fastest by a tenth of a second from Mercedes’ George Russell, but the Silver Arrows covered the most distance with 500 laps, with Ferrari in second place with 440 laps. “Mercedes have never really done well with their ground effects cars. They were porpoising but they never really got…

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