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The most interesting business stories of the week

  • The bougie evolution of boxed wine: Long the low-class domain of broke college students, boxed wine is showing up in high-end hotels and private social clubs thanks to upstart beverage companies rebranding the bag-in-a-box format. Read more

  • The vending machine renaissance is here: The machines are having a bit of a renaissance. Entrepreneurs and artists are turning the machines into creative micro shops with unusual offerings to generate additional revenue with minimal overhead and time commitment.  Read more
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  • Home-sharing platforms are matching the elderly with roommates: Increasingly, cohabiting with strangers is becoming as common among senior citizens as it is among youths. Several platforms have since emerged to help match “home providers” with “home sharers." Read more
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  • Not sure about having kids? There’s a coach for that: Munich's Keltie Maguire spent years being ambivalent and unsure about having kids. The more she thought about it, the more she realized others might need help making the life-altering decision too. So she made that indecision her business. We talked to her about her "motherhood clarity coaching" practice.  Read more


WORTH A CLICK

 

👵  An oldie but a goodie:  How Big Diaper absorbs billions of extra dollars from American parents

 

🔥  One of our most-read stories this week:  Why Japan has millions of abandoned houses

⚒️  A free resource:  How to use AI as your personal assistant

 

 

 

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🎨  Game: Test your color memory.

 

🖼️  That’s fun: Drop down a rabbit hole of random Wikipedia images.

 

🌱  Bored?: Watch grass grow.

 

😴  Yes, please: Doomscrolling designed to put you to sleep.

 

📻  That’s interesting: Take a virtual road trip through random cities around the world while listening to their local radio stations.

 

🐩  Aww: Hi, Henry!

 

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