Your Pizza Order Would Like To Read Your Email
Hark’s pizza promotion showed how a simple purchase becomes a permission-management project—with dinner still pending.
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Follow the donations, contracts, tax breaks and promises of prosperity. Our satire examines corporate influence, technology companies and economic policy, asking who gets the benefit and who gets the bill. The earnings-call enthusiasm is optional; reading the fine print is the point.
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Japan Pays. Trump Picks.
Japan’s chip investment buys factories in New York and a calmer trading relationship. The project-selection privilege goes to somebody else.
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The Phone Would Like To Ask The Questions
An investigator examines the evidence. His phone appears interested in examining him.
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A Queue Of Power Plants Is Not A Power Plant
The AI buildout has an enormous list of proposed electricity projects. Lists remain disappointingly poor conductors.
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Ryanair’s Next Destination Comes With Public Assistance
An airline can shop around for a maintenance base. Northern Ireland should inspect what comes with the shopping bill.
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