1. Senior Product Manager, Document Generation — EvenUp
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    Senior Product Manager, Document Generation — EvenUp

    One of the fastest-growing vertical SaaS companies in history, EvenUp uses AI to close the justice gap for personal injury lawyers. This Senior PM role owns the document generation suite — LLM-powered, hybrid SF, $180K–$220K + equity.

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  2. Marketing Lead — Doji
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    Marketing Lead — Doji

    Doji lets shoppers virtually try on real clothing as a digital likeness of themselves, using diffusion models built by ex-Apple, DeepMind, and Meta engineers. Hiring a Marketing Lead for TikTok, Instagram, and community growth in NYC — $80K–$140K + equity.

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  3. Full-Stack Software Engineer — Harmony
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    Full-Stack Software Engineer — Harmony

    Harmony is replacing factory floor paper and manual data entry with AI workflows that learn on-site — and needs a full-stack engineer to build and deploy at customer factories in Chattanooga, TN. Forward-deployed, $100K+ base + high equity, new grads welcome.

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  4. Knicks Center Mitchell Robinson Breaks Right Pinky, Status for NBA Finals Unclear
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    Knicks Center Mitchell Robinson Breaks Right Pinky, Status for NBA Finals Unclear

    Knicks center Mitchell Robinson has a broken right pinky finger and no timetable for return, ESPN's Shams Charania reported Thursday. The team has not announced when the injury occurred or whether surgery will be needed. NBA Finals Game 1 is six days out.

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  5. Oklahoma City Thunder and San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference Finals
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    Games to Watch — Thursday, May 28: West Finals Game 6 has Spurs facing elimination

    Victor Wembanyama averages 37 points and 16 rebounds in the Spurs' two wins this series but just one first-half rebound in Game 5 — the split screen that defines tonight's Western Conference Finals Game 6, with San Antonio a 3.5-point home favorite at 8:30 PM ET on NBC.

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  6. The Daily Roundup: Nike Book 2 "Haven & Hector," Thunder–Spurs Game 6, Mandalorian's $163M Opening, and KPMG's 276K Claude Rollout — May 28, 2026
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    The Daily Roundup: Nike Book 2 "Haven & Hector," Thunder–Spurs Game 6, Mandalorian's $163M Opening, and KPMG's 276K Claude Rollout — May 28, 2026

    Devin Booker's Nike Book 2 "Haven & Hector" — named after his two Cane Corsos, with both dogs printed inside the shoe — drops today at $150, the Spurs host the Thunder in a must-win Game 6, and KPMG deploys Claude to all 276,000 employees across 138 countries.

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  7. Saint Mxxxxxx x Jordan Brand Releases Eight-Piece Apparel Capsule From $80 to $1,000
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    Saint Mxxxxxx x Jordan Brand Releases Eight-Piece Apparel Capsule From $80 to $1,000

    Yuta Hosokawa and Cali Dewitt's Japanese vintage-distressing label opened its first Jordan Brand capsule May 1 in Osaka and went global May 23 — eight pieces of apparel, no footwear, anchored by a $1,000 University Red varsity jacket Rui Hachimura wore courtside in April.

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  8. NBA Warns Wembanyama for Skipping Postgame Media After Spurs' Game 5 Loss
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    NBA Warns Wembanyama for Skipping Postgame Media After Spurs' Game 5 Loss

    The league issued a warning — no fine — after Wembanyama declined postgame media following Tuesday's 127-114 Game 5 loss in Oklahoma City. The warning lands six weeks after he won the press-bestowed Magic Johnson Award for media cooperation.

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  9. Andersen Sets Hurricanes Playoff Shutout Record in 4-0 Game 4 Win Over Canadiens
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    Andersen Sets Hurricanes Playoff Shutout Record in 4-0 Game 4 Win Over Canadiens

    Frederik Andersen made 18 saves for his fifth career playoff shutout as a Hurricane — breaking Cam Ward's franchise record — as Carolina took a 3-1 series lead and moved one win from its first Stanley Cup Final since 2006.

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  10. NYC Hotel Workers Ratify 8-Year Contract Lifting Housekeeper Pay to $61/Hour by 2034
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    NYC Hotel Workers Ratify 8-Year Contract Lifting Housekeeper Pay to $61/Hour by 2034

    The Hotel and Gaming Trades Council's eight-year contract — ratified 6,050-11 — lifts NYC housekeeper pay from $40/hr to $61/hr by 2034 and over $100,000 a year by year six. The deal closed ahead of the 2026 World Cup, when a strike would have crippled MetLife hosting.

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  11. Lululemon Settles Proxy Battle With Founder Chip Wilson, Adds Two of His Nominees to Board
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    Lululemon Settles Proxy Battle With Founder Chip Wilson, Adds Two of His Nominees to Board

    Lululemon will add two Chip Wilson nominees — former On co-CEO Marc Maurer and former ESPN CMO Laura Gentile — to its board, plus a third apparel-expertise director by October. Wilson agreed to an 18-month standstill against publicly attacking the company.

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  12. Dick's Q1 Sales Up 62.7% to $5.16B as Foot Locker Returns to Positive Comps
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    Dick's Q1 Sales Up 62.7% to $5.16B as Foot Locker Returns to Positive Comps

    Dick's Q1 net sales jumped 62.7% to $5.16B in the first full quarter consolidating Foot Locker. The acquired business returned to positive comps (+0.6% overall, +6.4% US Foot Locker), 85 stores closed, and Dick's raised its full-year guidance on both segments.

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