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A Panera Bread customer didn’t get the reaction she was likely expecting when she uploaded footage of a “rude” employee to her TikTok account. Mom and TikToker @leikerornot gained over 17.7 million views and nearly 95,000 comments when she posted the video online — but many of those comments were not in her favor. While we’ve seen drive-through interactions go viral before — as with the Starbucks barista who reluctantly revealed to a customer that there was an issue with her makeup… Source link

Suze Orman’s 5 main rules to avoid going totally broke in retirement Everyone hopes that, after decades of hard work, they’ll retire rich enough to spend decades more enjoying the fruits of their labor. But if you ask financial guru Suze Orman, the average American is nowhere near ready. Their savings won’t last decades — they’ll last about three years. Northwestern Mutual’s latest study shows that average retirement savings jumped 13% in 2021 to a range of $87,500 to $98,800. Despite the… Source link

With two giants calling the shots and collecting whatever tolls they see fit, mobile software makers have long complained that app stores take an unfair cut of the cash that should be flowing directly to developers. Hearing those concerns, a group of senators introduced a new bill this week that, if passed, would greatly diminish Apple and Google’s ability to control app purchases in their operating systems and completely shake up the way that mobile software gets distributed. The… Source link

It’s a common sight: Ads from that time you Googled flights to Cancún, or visited Nike to look for new running shoes, following you around the Internet. Much of that tracking is made possible by cookies — little bits of code that jump off websites and lodge themselves in your browser, allowing new sites you visit to see where you’ve been before. Facebook and Google, the two most profitable advertising companies in history, use cookies to show ads across the Web based on info gathered… Source link

One of the biggest challenges to eliminating the use of carbon-based energy is the lack of market demand for cleaner sources, but Google hopes to fill that void with an ambitious goal at its massive data centers, including one in Oklahoma. Google recently announced it wants to reach 24/7 use of clean energy by 2030 at every one of its offices and data centers. Until now, the company has boosted its use of renewable energy consumption by matching its annual electricity use with purchases of… Source link