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CHICAGO—Grubhub Chief Executive Adam DeWitt said company parent Just Eat Takeaway.com NV hopes to find a strategic partner to invest in the U.S. online ordering company, though an outright sale isn’t off the table.In some of his first public remarks about the company since Just Eat said in April it would consider selling Grubhub, Mr. DeWitt said no sale was imminent and that Just Eat was exploring options to strengthen Grubhub as its U.S. division encounters challenges. CHICAGO—Grubhub Chief Executive Adam DeWittsaid…

Look, Black Adam and a new Aquaman movie might be cool and all, but there’s only one take on the DC Universe that matters right now, and it’s Harley Quinn. After two long years away, the raunchy animated comedy is back and it is horny as hell, gayer than ever, and more than a little violent. So what have Harley and Ivy been up to since we last saw them, riding off into the sunset together in the season 2 finale? Mostly, according to Harley, “a ton of banging” (and also a few non-banging related things you can read…

“E-A-T – expertise, authoritativeness, and trustworthiness – has become a buzzword,” said Dr. Marie Haynes, CEO of Marie Haynes Consulting Inc., in her presentation at SMX Advanced. “E-A-T is Google’s attempt to figure out which businesses and individuals are authentic.” Despite working in search marketing for many years, Haynes noted she only recently thought about the ways semantic search – information retrieval in which both the contextual meaning and the intent of a query are…

| Eat The Rich recalls what Margaret Atwood said to Kelly Sue DeConnick regarding Bitch Planet: "oh, you think it's satire?" Eat The Rich Cover. BOOM! Studios Hugo award-winning writer Sarah Gailey had a pitch that would become Eat The Rich, and to some people, it seemed unbelievable. The 1% are secretly cannibals and eat their servants, who are forced into cannibalism as a part of their role. Who would take a job that would require cannibalism and the employee's eventual murder? Answer: Anyone who's ever worked a…

More than 3 billion people around the world rely on fish for food. Fish are a favored source of proteins and healthy fats in highly recommended diets, like Mediterranean and Nordic.  But new research suggests that as with all things, too much good fish could also be a bad thing.A large, long-term study of almost 500,000 people, found people who eat more fish than the equivalent of half a can of tuna a day were 22 percent more likely to contract a malignant melanoma."Melanoma is the fifth most common cancer in the and…

A new study by University of Delaware researchers discovered that eating more apiaceous vegetables could help mitigate the effects of air pollution.Toxins from cigarette smoke and air pollution may be absorbed by celery, carrots, parsnips, and parsley.Air pollution is defined as the release of pollutants into the atmosphere that is harmful to human health and the environment as a whole. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution causes the death of seven million people per year throughout the globe.…

Affirm CEO Max Levchin says that he isn't worried that Apple's upcoming buy now, pay later feature will impact his own business. Apple announced that iOS 16 will allow people to spread the cost of Apple Pay purchases over four fortnightly payments. In an interview with Bloomberg, Levchin said that he believes his own company still has plenty of room to grow, even with Apple Pay Later getting involved. "I don't think there's much concern," Levchin said Tuesday in an interview on Bloomberg Television. "There's a lot of…

Kim Kardashian has said that if eating poop could keep her young, she'll do that. Her statement drew reactions on social media. Be it her fashion, her personal life or her comments, Kim Kardashian stays in news. The reality TV star said in a new interview that she would readily eat ‘poop’ if that helped her to look younger. As soon as Kim made the statement, people on social media started reacting to it. Also Read: Kim Kardashian reveals if Kanye West and Pete Davidson will feature on The Kardashians"I'll try anything,"…

1. Junk, out Indians appear to be consuming fried items and aerated drinks less and healthier items more than before, the data shows. Around 25% of men and 16% of women aged 15-49 consumed aerated drinks at least once a week in the latest survey, down from 32% and 24% in 2015-16, respectively. Most people enjoy fried food once in a while, but only 7% of women and 9% of men consume such items on a daily basis. Both figures are down marginally. In contrast, both…

Of course, what will really excite meat producers is the potential to produce more chicken nuggets for every bird slaughtered. Whether that’ll make economic sense is another question. “Nothing goes to waste in these animal protein industries. Everything has a home,” says Jayson Lusk, an agricultural economist at Purdue University. In the EU, chicken bone is often exported for use in pet food or feed for livestock. In August 2021, the EU relaxed rules that previously banned the use of chicken by-products in animal feed, so…