Dolly Parton’s Niece Built a Moonshine Company. Now She’s Taking On the Family’s Biggest Legacy Danielle Parton, an Air Force veteran and spirits entrepreneur, was just named ambassador to the singer’s estate.
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This Historic Cybersecurity Flaw Put 70 Percent of Websites at Risk. Patch Yours Today If You Haven’t Yet The critical vulnerability lurks in PHP, a language that underpins sites like WordPress. The fix is already available.
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System of a Down Add Second and Third 2027 Rose Bowl Shows System of a Down recently announced a June 5th show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, as their only
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What Happens to Your Brain (and Habits) When You Switch to a Folding Phone Tim Pan put an iPhone Duo through 10,000 folds, but the bigger story is what a shape-shifting phone does to
This Founder Is Leaving Online Gaming Behind. His Next Bet Is on Pokémon Cards and Collectibles Tilt Rips is offering something new to card collectors.
Paul Graham Says This Startup’s $150 Million Reinvention Is ‘Founder Mode’ in Action Podium didn’t want to be disrupted, so it built a ‘second startup’ inside itself. The risk paid off.