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[sloh] / sloʊ /






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Foot traffic has also slowed: Sweetgreen’s same-store visits were weak throughout the second half of 2025, according to data External link from Placer.ai External link, raising the possibility of emerging “bowl fatigue.”

From Barron's

"If we can track these signals over time, we may be able to identify people at higher risk earlier and test whether improving vascular health can slow or reduce Alzheimer's-related brain changes," Tsiknia said.

From Science Daily

Despite the museum's huge volume of visitors - more than 8.7 million a year - investment in security has been slow and she highlighted the budget challenges big institutions face.

From BBC

“Sometimes this affordability crunch will manifest as higher prices or faster inflation, but it is more likely to appear as slower wage growth and the rollback of public supports for households,” Bivens wrote.

From MarketWatch

Ms. Neuberger argues that the risk of hackers using AI to accelerate their attacks on our computer systems requires us to use AI to defend those systems, as manual human intervention is too slow.

From The Wall Street Journal