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Best July 4 sales and deals this Independence Day – CNET
From video games to major appliances, you’ll find all sorts of major deals this holiday weekend.
July 4 free concert: America the Beautiful like you’ve never heard it – CNET
From key to shining key. Leading composers give their take on the classic anthem.
Ransomware attack on Kaseya, a software firm, threatens businesses worldwide – CNET
It’s the latest massive ransomware exploit, as concerns over such attacks have skyrocketed.
July 4 Best Buy sales: Save on a Thinkware dashcam, an inflatable water park, a refrigerator and more – CNET
Celebrate the long weekend with big discounts on these select items and more.
Mark Zuckerberg reaches a new level in July 4 Instagram surfboard video – CNET
“I saw it, so now you have to see it too.”
‘The ocean is on fire again’: Explosion lights up the Caspian Sea – CNET
A fireball erupted south of the Azerbaijani capital on Sunday. Authorities suggest it was caused by a mud volcano.
New visual illusion tricks your brain into seeing things that don’t exist – CNET
The “Scintillating Starburst” will make you see shimmering rays of light — but they’re not real.
Trees give us life. These fake ones give us TikTok on our cellphones
Cellular transmission towers that are made to look like trees now blanket L.A. But they don’t exactly blend in. So why all the effort to disguise them?
A blue-collar tech giant grows in Glendale
ServiceTitan makes software for plumbers, electricians, landscapers and more. Now it’s valued at almost $10 billion, making it one of the most valuable tech startups in Southern California.
The Glendale company that’s wowing Wall Street
In its IPO on the Nasdaq on Wednesday, Glendale-based LegalZoom debuted at $38 a share, rocketing the company’s valuation to more than $6 billion.