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Here are today's top headlines:

Amazon is rolling out sponsored ads in its newly launched shopping-oriented chatbot, Rufus, enhancing the user experience with contextually relevant ads based on user interactions and searches.
Brian Niccol, Starbucks’ new CEO, has outlined his vision for the company in an open letter, emphasizing a return to the foundational values that defined the brand—high-quality coffee and a strong community presence.
Coca-Cola is taking a stand for the open web in advertising by emphasizing high-quality ad placements with rigorous controls.

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Amazon Integrates Ads into Rufus Chatbot, Starbucks Refocuses on Core Values, and Coca-Cola Advocates for the Open Web in Advertising

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