Flossing reinvented: James Dyson unveiled the $499 CameraJet toothbrush, which uses a tiny camera to detect gaps between teeth and sprays mouthrinse to floss while brushing. It marks Dyson’s first move into oral care and his latest attempt to innovate in a crowded market. Known for taking risks and accepting failures, Dyson says he will stop the product if it isn’t commercially viable. The Wall Street Journal has the full story.
More cost-effective options: OneRail is launching OmniStar, an AI-powered platform using Nvidia technology to help retailers quickly choose the most efficient and cost-effective delivery options. The platform can reduce routing decisions from about 20 minutes to about two minutes using OneRail’s data from millions of drivers and logistics partners. OneRail says OmniStar can help smaller retailers cut costs, improve delivery and compete with giants like Amazon and Walmart. CNBC has the full story.
Uptick: U.S. job openings rose slightly to 7.27 million in July, while layoffs fell, showing the labor market remains relatively stable despite economic pressures. However, hiring and worker quits both declined, suggesting employers and employees are becoming more cautious. Unemployment is still low at 4.1% but job growth remains weak. The Associated Press has the full story.
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