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The Taste of Things (La Passion de Dodin Bouffant)

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By Rich Cooper
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The Taste of Things is a sensual feast for romantics, foodies, and French language educators. On its surface, the film chronicles the romantic relationship between the chef Dodin Bouffant (Benoît Magimel) and his sous chef, Eugénie (Juliette Binoche), two people deeply informed by French gastronomy and the cultural importance of food, whose passion is expressed not through physical intimacy but through the real, painstaking dishes they create together in the kitchen.
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The Empire Builder: James J. Hill and the Great Northern Railway

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By Rich Cooper
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In their four-part miniseries, The Empire Builder: James J. Hill and the Great Northern Railway (2026), Kyle Kegley and Stephen Sadis have rendered a holistic portrait of one of the key figures of the Gilded Age that will delight students, historians, and railway enthusiasts. It would be easy to portray James J. Hill as a ruthless businessman, especially given the bad reputation that capitalists gained in the early 20th century. Which isn’t to say Hill wasn’t a shrewd businessman.
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The new AI risk problem no one leader fully owns

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By Rich Cooper
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A female office worker looking on as a male office worker types on a keyboard in front of a monitor. Organizations are rapidly embedding AI into customer operations, internal workflows, decision-making systems, software development, supply chains, analytics, and automation initiatives. But while adoption accelerates quickly, this creates a situation where accountability is fragmented. That gap is creating a new category of enterprise risk.
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