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Two branding pros are looking to upend the agency model and take the pain out of the name game. Mark Liney won’t name the names, but he can’t shake the memory of an unusual brand-naming project that happened at an agency for the company’s biggest client. Writers weren’t included in the budget, so the creative director on the project decided to throw some sheets of paper up on a wall and instructed his team to jot ideas on them on their way to the kitchen or bathroom.

The SVP of engineering at Betterworks says a key reason for the AI risk difference is that women are overrepresented in administrative, clerical, and customer service roles, which are more vulnerable to AI disruption. Artificial intelligence presents both opportunities and pitfalls for women.

Sellers may have to negotiate a little more than before, but they maintain a strong grip on metro Denver’s housing market, even as other once-hot areas like Miami and Honolulu shift in favor of buyers, according to Zillow’s “Market Heat Index.” The index measures whether sellers or buyers dominate a given market or if a market is “neutral” indicating a balance between the two sides.

Long before former NFL offensive tackle Bobby Massie was added to the Denver Broncos roster, he and wife, Angel, visited Colorado to enjoy the great outdoors. During football bye weeks, the couple often hired a guide to help them explore the state’s best and unsung fly-fishing waters. While the scenery always wowed them, the guiding services did not.

Gina Rinehart, Australia’s wealthiest person, is less than thrilled about a recent painting of her being exhibited at one of Australia’s largest art museums. But her reported attempts to get the unflattering portrait taken down is backfiring: the piece, part of a collection of portraits by an acclaimed indigenous artist, has been defended by the museum, the arts industry, and—perhaps worst for her—social media users, who have given it more attention than ever. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] The portrait features Rinehart, who is 70 years old, with a misshapen head, downturned lips, and a double chin.