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AI Stuffed Animals Marketed as ‘Playmates’ — Doctors See Developmental

AI Stuffed Animals Marketed as 'Playmates' Cause Concern as Doctors See Developmental Risk

AI-powered stuffed animals promise fun and learning, but experts warn they may impact child development and privacy.


Amazon Backs New Zealand Economy With $4.4B Data Center Spend

Amazon launches $4.4B data center project in New Zealand, boosting jobs and digital infrastructure.

Novo Nordisk's Wegovy Delivers Positive Heart Results Amid Sales Struggles

Novo Nordisk's Wegovy shows a 57% lower risk of heart attack and stroke in new study, boosting its edge over Eli Lilly.

Nestlé Terminates CEO Laurent Freixe After Rule-Breaking Relationship Surfaces

Nestlé fires CEO Laurent Freixe over undisclosed relationship with a subordinate, appoints Philipp Navratil as his replacement.


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