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Published: October 07, 2026 at 4:46p.m. EDTLululemon Athletica Inc.’s chief executive is marking her first month on the job with a slew of leadership changes she says will make the business even more competitive. The Vancouver-based apparel company has appointed ex-Athleta chief executive and president Maggie Gauger as Lululemon’s president and chief product officer. Former Walmart Canada executive Joseph Godsey is becoming chief operating officer. Lululemon is searching for candidates to fill the chief brand and chief technology officer roles as well as someone to become its next chief communications officer. Latest updates on company news hereChief financial officer Meghan Frank, who ran Lululemon while the brand waited for Heidi O’Neill to take on the top job, will remain in her current role but also fulfil some of the duties of a chief brand and chief technology officer. Heidi O'Neill, the incoming chief executive of Lululemon Athletica Inc. is shown in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Handout — Lululemon Athletica Inc. (Mandatory Credit) Heidi O'Neill, the incoming chief executive of Lululemon Athletica Inc. is shown in this undated handout photo.

Claude Code creator Boris Cherny gave three tips for prompting AI. The days of the "prompt engineer" seem to be fading away. Boris Cherny, who created Claude Code for Anthropic, said that there's no need for long, formulaic AI prompts anymore. As models have gotten better, the need to perfect your prompt has diminished, he wrote in a Tuesday X post. "Talk to Claude the way you would a coworker," Cherny wrote. "There's no secret to prompting. There's no need to be overly scaffolded or prescriptive for most tasks. "Not long ago, AI users were passing around their favorite added clauses and sentences to get an AI chatbot to do their bidding. Anthropic's Claude was memed with a common prompting line: "Make no mistakes. "Now, Cherny said that users should prompt the model with three basic things:What you want it to doHow much effort you want it to spendHow it should verify that it did the right thingCherny also shared one of his prompts. It was casual, calling a podcast episode "really amazing" and asking Claude to build an artifact based on it. Claude should "use lots of tokens" and make the visuals better than a New Yorker or New York Times data visualization, he wrote.

Customer choice starts with clarity. With more than four years to go, now is the right time to understand what changes are coming at the end of 2030 and what they mean in practice. The dates for SAP Business Suite 7 maintenance have not changed: mainstream maintenance remains available through December 31, 2027, followed by optional extended maintenance through December 31, 2030.

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Conservative Party of BC leader Lorne Doerkson while stumping in Surrey on October 7 once again slammed NDP leader David Eby for imposing an unnecessary provincial election. “I will continue to say this, there was no need for this election,” Doerkson said. “David Eby has called what I am calling an absolutely cynical election.

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David Reyna thought Donald Trump's return to the White House would lower costs and secure the border. Instead, the president's immigration crackdown is hurting his businesses. Trump made immigration enforcement a centerpiece of his 2024 campaign, promising the "largest deportation" effort in U. S. history, pledging to close the border, and moving to restrict birthright citizenship. But those policies are now hurting the very voters that supported them in the first place, and that could spell disaster for the GOP come the November midterms. A sharp surge in immigration arrests is removing undocumented workers from industries that rely heavily on their labor. Construction projects are slowing because of worker shortages, and shrimping operations along the Gulf Coast are also feeling the squeeze. Meanwhile, new restrictions on commercial driver's licenses for some immigrants have compounded the pressure on an already strained trucking industry. President Donald Trump has aggressively expanded the use of detention facilities—including prisons not on U. S. soil—as a key part of his immigration crackdown. / Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesReyna is one of the business owners affected.

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