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    Fanatics MLB pop-up store opens in Japan for postseason●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1432983/ 世界中が注目するMLBポストシーズン限定グッズも販売 「Fanatics MLB POP-UP STORE」がオモカドに期間限定オープン! – MANTANMmastodonSportBaseball03 h ago

    Fanatics has opened a limited-time MLB pop-up store at Omokado in Japan, selling exclusive merchandise tied to the MLB postseason. The store offers goods attracting attention worldwide as baseball fans follow the playoffs, giving Japanese fans a chance to buy official postseason items locally.

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    AnchorWatch launches Nevada bitcoin custody with $370 million insurance●AnchorWatch opens Nevada bitcoin custody with up to $370 million insurance per client AnchorWatch opened as a Nevada-chaMmastodonBusinessCrypto111 h ago

    AnchorWatch has opened as a Nevada-chartered bitcoin custodian, offering flat custody fees capped at $10,000 a month and optional insurance coverage of up to $370 million per client. The move gives institutional and large individual holders a regulated, insured alternative for storing bitcoin, and it is drawing attention in crypto circles as a notable step for US-based digital asset custody and insurance capacity.

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    Hackers hit AI coding tool OpenCode, running up users' charges▼Hackers hit AI coding tool OpenCode, running up charges on users’ AI accounts✉newsTechnologyAI1 h ago

    Hackers targeted OpenCode, an AI coding tool, and ran up charges on users' connected AI accounts. Reports say attackers abused access to make unauthorized API calls, leaving victims facing unexpected bills. The incident raises fresh concerns about the security of developer tools that store credentials for paid AI services and about how quickly providers respond to account abuse.

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    A bookshop opens its doors to a new morning▼Waking up the bookshop. Good morning, words, good morrow, stories and ideas. # books # livres # bookstodon # photographyMmastodonCultureBooks22 h ago

    A bookseller is greeting the day by opening up the shop, sharing a warm welcome to words, stories and ideas alongside photographs of the store. The message has struck a chord with the online book community, where readers enjoy small glimpses into the daily life of independent bookshops and the quiet ritual of getting shelves ready for customers.

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    iPhone Duo orders may arrive earlier than expected▼Check your iPhone Duo shipment date, it may have moved up✉newsTechnologyMobile2 h ago

    AppleInsider reports that some customers waiting on the iPhone Duo should re-check their order status, as estimated shipment dates may have moved up. Buyers are advised to look at their current delivery window, since improved availability can push arrival dates forward without notification. The report applies to orders placed through Apple's online store.

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    Buying Two iPhones on Launch Day Could Be Tough▼Wanna Pick Up an iPhone Duo on Launch Day? It May Be Harder Than You Think✉newsTechnologyMobile2 h ago

    PCMag reports that customers hoping to walk into a store on iPhone launch day and buy two units at once may face difficulties. Availability constraints at launch are expected to make purchasing more than one device per person a challenge, with buyers likely facing limits or shortages.

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    Fanatics MLB Pop-Up Store opens in Japan for postseason●https://www. wacoca.com/baseball/1432962/ 世界中が注目するMLBポストシーズン限定グッズも販売 「Fanatics MLB POP-UP STORE」がオモカドに期間限定オープン! | ファナティクMmastodonSportBaseball03 h ago

    Fanatics Japan has opened a limited-time MLB Pop-Up Store at Omokado, selling exclusive merchandise tied to the MLB postseason as worldwide attention turns to the playoffs. The store offers postseason-limited goods for baseball fans in Japan, announced through a press release from Fanatics Japan.

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    Executives say freeing store managers' time starts with people, not technology▼Freeing up store managers' time starts with people, not technology, executives say✉newsTechnology13 h ago

    Retail executives argue that reducing the burden on store managers begins with staffing and organizational choices rather than new technology. Their remarks push back against the common assumption that automation and digital tools are the primary answer to managers' overloaded schedules, suggesting companies should first address how work is distributed and who is available to share it before investing in tech solutions.

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    Toddler pushing two grocery carts wins hearts online▼Viral video: Toddler struggles to manage two grocery carts but refuses to give up; why letting children s✉newsLifeParenting14 h ago

    A toddler was filmed struggling to steer two grocery carts through a store, stumbling and adjusting grip, but refusing any help until finishing the task. The clip has spread widely online, with viewers praising the child's determination and reigniting debate about whether parents should let children persevere through small challenges on their own rather than stepping in.

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    Texas Convenience Store Brand Keeps Climbing in Industry Standing●Texas c-store brand continues moving up in stature✉newsBusinessRetail17 h ago

    A Texas-based convenience store brand is gaining recognition and moving up in stature within the retail industry, according to trade coverage. The chain is being noted for its continued growth and rising profile among convenience retailers, though specific details on new locations, rankings, or milestones were not provided in the report.

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    iPhone Pre-order Delivery Dates Suddenly Move Up to Launch Day▼Error or Miracle...? iPhone Duo Pre-orders at Apple Store See Delivery Dates Drastically Moved Up from December to Launch Day!?✉newsTechnologyGadgets21 h ago

    Customers who pre-ordered the new iPhone models through Apple's online store are reporting that their estimated delivery dates have been pulled forward dramatically, from December to launch day. Some buyers are questioning whether the sudden change is a system error or an unexpected stroke of luck, given how quickly pre-order stock usually sells out. The shift suggests Apple may have had more initial inventory available than expected, or that cancelled orders freed up units for those still waiting in the queue.