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Subway Revives Sub Club with Free Footlongs
Subway has revived its iconic Sub Club, now redesigned for the digital age. The updated subway sub club offers points, personalized perks, and free footlong rewards, blending nostalgia with modern innovation.

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Google Workspace Studio Launches No-Code AI Agents
Google has launched Workspace Studio, a no-code platform that enables users to build AI agents directly within Google Workspace. Powered by Gemini, the new system allows teams to automate workflows, streamline productivity, and deploy enterprise-ready AI without technical expertise.

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Social Media Hits 5 Billion Users Milestone
The world has crossed a major digital milestone as social media users reach 5 billion globally. This surge highlights the increasing influence of platforms like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook on communication, commerce, and culture. For marketers, the milestone represents unparalleled opportunity — as well as heightened competition in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

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OpenAI's Sora and Google's Nano Banana AI Tools Face New Daily Limits
OpenAI and Google have imposed strict daily limits on their popular AI tools — Sora and Nano Banana — to manage overwhelming demand and protect system performance. Free users can now generate only a handful of videos or images per day, signaling a major shift in how AI companies balance accessibility, computing costs, and monetization.

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Opera Neon Unveils Fast AI Research Mode with Google Docs Sync
Opera Neon introduces Fast AI Research Mode with Google Docs Sync, enabling instant web summaries and effortless cloud-based collaboration. This update transforms the browser into a powerful research and productivity tool for modern users.

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Anthropic Unveils Claude Opus 4.5: AI Leap in Coding and Agentic Workflows
The newly launched Claude Opus 4.5 brings major upgrades in coding, automation, and workflow intelligence. Tech experts say it represents a major leap in AI capabilities, especially in agentic behaviour and developer-focused features.

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Google Maps Launches AI Tools to Build Interactive Maps in Minutes
Google Maps has introduced new AI tools that allow developers, businesses, and creators to build interactive maps quickly and efficiently. With powerful automation, richer visual elements, and customization features, the update transforms how digital maps are produced and enhances user experiences across industries.

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CNN Exits Apple News, Talks Underway for Possible Return
CNN Exits Apple News in a strategic move driven by revenue, data, and distribution concerns. The departure marks a significant shift in the digital publishing landscape, though discussions for a potential return are already in progress. The development reflects larger industry trends as publishers renegotiate their relationships with tech platforms.

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Payment Apps Ramp Up Ads—Is Trust the Cost?
As payment apps expand their ad business, concerns are rising around user trust, data privacy, and seamless app experience. While ads offer new revenue opportunities, fintech platforms must maintain transparency and responsible data practices to avoid risking user confidence.

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WhatsApp Scraping Spree Exposes Indian User Data at Massive Scale
A large-scale scraping spree on WhatsApp has exposed profile photos, phone numbers, and publicly visible data belonging to millions of Indian users. This incident highlights a major privacy vulnerability in the platform’s default settings and raises concerns about identity theft, scams, and personal data misuse across India.

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Snapchat Reveals Power of Multicultural Ads for Modern Marketers
Snapchat’s new findings highlight that multicultural ads are no longer optional — they’re essential for impactful brand communication. As digital audiences become more diverse, brands that authentically reflect cultural identities are winning higher engagement, better conversions, and stronger emotional connections.

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Murthy Urges Indians to Adopt China’s 72-Hour Workweek Model
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy has called for Indians to embrace a 72-hour workweek, citing China’s rapid growth as a model. The remark has triggered intense debate across industries, with supporters viewing it as a push for national productivity, while critics argue it ignores modern work culture, mental health, and systemic inefficiencies.

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Prime Video’s Ad Tier Surges, Reaching a Massive 315 Million Viewers Globally
Prime Video’s ad tier has skyrocketed to 315 million viewers worldwide, marking a major shift in the streaming landscape. With its powerful global reach, premium content, and integrated advertising strategy, Amazon is redefining how brands connect with digital audiences across platforms.

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Apple TV Defies Streaming Trend, Staying Free from Ads
Apple TV+ stays ad-free even as rivals turn to ad-supported models. The move preserves Apple’s premium identity but challenges marketers to rethink how to reach its exclusive audience.

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$4 Billion: How Smart Branding Turned a Small-Town Brand into a Global Powerhouse
From a modest canteen in Rajkot to a $4 billion global snack empire, Balaji Wafers stands as a shining example of how authenticity and smart branding can triumph over global competition. Built on consistency, cultural connection, and trust, the small-town brand turned its humble beginnings into a powerful business story that redefined India’s FMCG landscape. Balaji’s rise proves that in the world of marketing, you don’t need to be the loudest — just the most genuine.

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How Ex Tesco Chief Dave Lewis Plans to Revive Diageo’s Global Brand Power
Dave Lewis, former Tesco CEO, takes charge at Diageo to restore its global brand power. With a marketing-first strategy, data-driven storytelling, and renewed creative direction, Lewis aims to re-establish Diageo as a leader in purposeful, consumer-centric branding.

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AWS Marketplace Arrives in India: Software Buying Just Got Local
Amazon Web Services has launched its AWS Marketplace in India, enabling customers to buy and deploy cloud software locally in INR.
The move boosts accessibility, compliance, and growth for both Indian enterprises and software developers.

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