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When London Bridge began sinking into the Thames, the city sold it in 1968 to an American businessman for…
London Bridge spent 137 years carrying Londoners across the Thames.
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The social codes, generational divides, and everyday behaviors that reveal what people actually value.
Culture
California now requires large supermarkets and other major food businesses to donate…
Behind every large supermarket sits a bin that, for decades, ate better than some of the people walking past it.
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The Romans built harbours in seawater 2,000 years ago using volcanic ash concrete that…
There is a particular kind of humility that comes from standing inside the Pantheon and looking up.
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A 63-year-old engineer turned down Ford’s $30 million offer to settle his…
In January 1990, a Detroit jury found Kearns's patents valid and found that Ford had infringed them.
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10 songs from the 70s and 80s I wish I could hear again with completely new ears
There is a version of listening that is only available once.
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I’ve interviewed 50 people who grew up without much money and many of them said…
We'd been talking for a while, and I'd asked her about what it was like to have grown up with very little.
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10 must-watch movie classics that may hold up better now than almost anything made in…
What they share is that every one of them seems to have gotten more relevant over time, not less.
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Brands that run from public anger may not always be protecting themselves — sometimes…
Across the advertising industry, a persistent pattern governs how brands respond to social unrest: retreat.
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A generation that grew up without seatbelts, helmets, or scheduled playdates may have…
The caption is usually a variation on and we turned out fine.
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The customer belongs to whoever earns the next conversation
A pattern has emerged across industries that should unsettle any marketer who equates a filled CRM with a secured customer base.