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Twin Kennedy brings Nashville home

Twin Kennedy brings Nashville home

For twin sisters Carli and Julie Kennedy, coming home to Powell River to perform from their newly released Ch…

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Take a Peak: Tom Holliston

Take a Peak: Tom Holliston

Canadian musician Tom Holliston has been associated with several punk rock bands over the years, including No…

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It happened in 2017: Athletes face ups and downs

It happened in 2017: Athletes face ups and downs

Sporting highlights in 2017 included celebrating past achievements by Powell River athletes. Powell River Reg…

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Take a Peak: Amy Price

Take a Peak: Amy Price

Mixed-media artist Amy Price saw her work develop to a new level after returning to her hometown a decade ago…

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Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour returns

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour returns

Fans of Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour will be snatching up tickets to the extremely popular event, …

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Why Wall Street Keeps Betting on Europe’s Cheap Stocks Despite Years of Skepticism

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By Sara Donnelly
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European equities sit at a persistent discount to their American counterparts. That fact has not escaped the notice of strategists at J.P. Morgan. The bank has repeatedly highlighted the valuation gap as investors hunt for alternatives to concentrated U.S. tech exposure. But cheap alone does not guarantee performance. Structural doubts linger.
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Salesforce Pays $3.6 Billion for Fin to Supercharge Its AI Agents

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By Sara Donnelly
| WebProNews
Salesforce just wrote another big check. On June 15, 2026, the CRM giant signed a definitive agreement to buy Fin, the AI customer agent company formerly known as Intercom, for approximately $3.6 billion. The deal, subject to customary adjustments, is set to close in the fourth quarter of Salesforce’s fiscal 2027. No change to full-year guidance or capital returns. Why Fin Fits Agentforce’s Growing Ambitions Fin’s flagship AI Agent already resolves 76% of support volume end-to-end.
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Amazon Engineers Face Retaliation Probe After Publicly Challenging Company’s $200 Billion AI Buildout

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By Sara Donnelly
| WebProNews
Three Amazon software engineers walked into Seattle City Council hearings this month and did something unusual. They urged local lawmakers to rein in the very data centers their employer races to construct. Now they say the company has launched an internal investigation that could end their jobs. Patrick Schloesser, Darius Irani and Liesl Wigand spoke on June 3 at committee meetings weighing a one-year moratorium on new large-scale data center projects.
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