A media tour offered a first look inside the Buffalo Bills' new Highmark Stadium before its official opening.
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Mike Boynton is reportedly being considered to take over as the head coach for the Michigan Wolverines men's basketball team. This follows the departure of Dusty May, who is reportedly taking a coaching position with the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA. Michigan is expected to receive $5 million as part of May's buyout.
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The Portland Trail Blazers are reportedly hiring Micah Nori, an assistant coach from the Minnesota Timberwolves, to be their new head coach. Nori's contract is reported to include only one guaranteed year.
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The Edmonton Oilers have hired Mike Babcock as their new head coach. The National Hockey League (NHL) has cleared Babcock to take the position following an investigation. The hiring is intended to maximize the potential of star player Connor McDavid.
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Anthropic has launched Claude Tag, a new AI agent designed to function as a persistent teammate within Slack channels. This AI is intended to learn from company communications, monitor discussions, and autonomously assist teams with various tasks. Claude Tag replaces Anthropic's previous Slack app, offering enhanced capabilities for ongoing collaboration and task management directly within the messaging platform.
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Tiger Woods reappeared publicly after his DUI arrest to introduce PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp.
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Meta has launched new smart glasses that are unbranded and priced $80 cheaper than its previous Ray-Ban branded models. These new glasses are being compared to the Ray-Ban version to determine if they are a worthwhile alternative. The company is positioning these as a more accessible option in the smart eyewear market.
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