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Google renovates AdSense UI for publishers with Material Design
MUMBAI: Google’s ad management platform for publishers, AdSense is to get a Material Design make-over much like their consumer-facing products like Google Maps, the tech giant recently announced.
“This new UI highlights the information that’s relevant to you on a personalized homepage and streamlines navigation. This new UI highlights the information that’s relevant to you on a personalized homepage and streamlines navigation,” the AdSense Product Team blog post read.
The new User Interface will also simplify and customize the homepage for the publishers, “We’ve organized your homepage into a stream of interactive cards. You can pin your favorites to the top of the stream, and arrange your homepage just the way you’d like,” the post further read.
With the aim to streamline the new menu, Google has also brought everything together in a new left hand menu.
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Hyatt chairman Thomas Pritzker to step down over Epstein ties
Thomas Pritzker admits terrible judgment regarding past associations
CHICAGO: Thomas Pritzker, the long-standing executive chairman of Hyatt Hotels, has announced he will step down from his role and will not seek re-election to the company board in 2026. The decision marks the end of an era for the hospitality giant, which Pritzker has led for over two decades.
The departure follows Pritzker’s public admission regarding his previous links to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. In a statement addressing his resignation, Pritzker expressed deep regret over the association, acknowledging that his failure to distance himself from the pair sooner was a significant lapse.
Pritzker framed his exit as a necessary step to protect the Hyatt brand. He stated that maintaining contact with Epstein, a convicted sex offender, and his associate Maxwell demonstrated “terrible judgment” for which there was “no excuse.”
The move comes amid ongoing scrutiny of high-profile figures in business and politics. Since Epstein’s 2019 arrest and subsequent death, a vast cache of Justice Department documents has detailed his extensive connections to global elites, many of whom continued their associations after his initial 2008 conviction.
Pritzker has served as executive chairman since 2004, guiding the hotel group through major transformation. He led the company’s public offering and shifted to an “asset-light” model, focusing on management and franchising. He also navigated the company through the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, showing strategic foresight.
While Pritzker highlighted the growth and resilience of the company under his leadership, the controversy surrounding his personal associations has made his continued presence on the board untenable.
As Hyatt prepares for a future without its long-time leader, the focus will likely shift to ensuring the transition does not disrupt the company’s current momentum. Pritzker will remain in his position until the 2026 board changes take effect.
