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Walmart's Super Savings Week ends tonight! Shop last-chance deals on Ninja, Samsung Score discounts on Crocs sandals, Samsung smart TVs, Ninja appliances and more!
After a week of nonstop deals, the discounts are finally winding down at Walmart's Super Savings Week. ICYMI: Today is your last chance to shop the retailer's biggest discounts of the season, with markdowns spanning a range of categories—including deals on patio must-haves, TikTok-approved Tree Hut body scrubs and a rare sale on Drew Barrymore's best-selling Beautiful cookware collection.
Walmart is a haven for discounts yearround, but this past week, the retailer transformed into a one-stop shop for affordable spring essentials. Whether you're hoping to revamp your backyard for spring or simply want an excuse to save on Walmart's best-selling products, below, we curated a guide to the best last-chance deals you can still shop at Walmart's Super Savings Week.
We found lingering deals up to $1,298 off on the internet's most coveted essentials—like the top-rated Samsung Frame TV and Walmart's most famous designer bags. Keep reading to shop the best Walmart deals; you (and your savings account) can thank us later.
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"We're a $100 billion-plus company, not many people know of us, so that's probably a flaw on me," Foroughi told Business Insider in an interview. Then came April. Ahead of a June 19 deadline, AppLovin and Foroughi, 45, made a last-minute bid to acquire the international assets of TikTok as the Chinese-owned company faces a potential ban in the US. It's an audacious move for any company, let alone one with a founder who usually goes out of his way to avoid the spotlight. It faces an uphill battle. Competition is fierce. President Donald Trump has said he's been negotiating with multiple potential buyers. Investors like Kevin O'Leary of "Shark Tank" fame and former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt have signaled interest, and other tech companies are in the mix. At AppLovin, Foroughi is known for running a ruthlessly efficient ship that drives hard for profit. It's not unusual for the company to reduce head count even when it's doing well. Foroughi executes with a hands-on management style that has, at times, seen him struggle to delegate to execs who don't fit the mold. And the company's recent financial success has also caught the attention of short sellers who have raised questions about its data practices. With TikTok, Foroughi would be taking on an organization with a much bigger spotlight — and the heat that comes from running a user-generated content business popular among teens and often lambasted by parents. Most of the former AppLovin employees, competitors, and business associates who spoke with BI believe he's up to the task. They say Foroughi's smarts, as well as his tendency to forgo the marketing jazz hands and let the product do the talking, position him well to crank up the dial for TikTok's ad business. "We've been competing for over a decade, and I've never seen anyone like him — he's all around amazing, it hurts me to say it," said an executive at one of AppLovin's competitors. "He's the most talented CEO I have ever seen." Foroughi acknowledged that the TikTok bid is uncharted territory for him, but "I don't really care about 'uncomfortable,'" he said. "I do what I think is right for my business." An Iranian export Foroughi and his family fled Iran when he was four years old, in the fallout of the Iranian Revolution. They settled in Laguna Beach, California. His father, once one of Iran's leading real estate developers, left nearly all his wealth behind, and the family had to adjust to a more frugal lifestyle, a new culture, and a different language. "My parents had to give up a lot to get us over here," Foroughi said. "Knowing that, you always have this motivation inside you to perform." After graduating with a degree in finance from the University of California, Berkeley, Foroughi took a job as a derivatives trader. He found it a lonely existence. He wanted to build something of his own, and he wanted to work with people. He worked at a marketing agency for small businesses, which later morphed into a social media marketing company. Eventually, as the app stores of Apple and Google became dominant, he looked to apps. With a small team of engineers in Palo Alto, Foroughi created a fashion app, then a dating app. "They stunk," Foroughi said. "We got rid of them." In 2012, they launched their third attempt — an app that allowed friends to connect and send recommendations for other apps to download. This one stuck. If you were playing "Words with Friends," the app could send a push notification to your contacts, asking them to join. AppLovin was born. Like many tech companies, AppLovin — which Foroughi insists wasn't inspired by McLovin, the nerdy character in the stoner film "Superbad" — decided to pivot to advertising. It expanded from a ground-floor garage to offices on three continents, and more than 1,500 employees as of December 2024, and a market capitalization of $140 billion at the time of publication. The business model is fairly simple: It helps app developers make money and find users using in-app ads. But under the surface is a highly optimized AI-powered algorithm designed to entice businesses with the promise that chucking $1 into the machine will net $2, $5, or $10 in profit. It's a snug fit for TikTok, where ads for figure-hugging jeans, grip socks for soccer, and campaigns for major brands like Coca-Cola and Apple are slotted between consumable vertical videos. While TikTok has soared in popularity, particularly among Gen Z, its ad revenue lags behind Google, Meta, and Amazon. AppLovin thinks its adtech can help close the gap. AppLovin has also widened its aperture beyond its core gaming roots in recent months. After it opened up its ad platform to e-commerce advertisers, some said that they were excited for an alternative to Meta, which had become increasingly expensive in their hunt for new customers. Mike True, CEO of the e-commerce marketing platform Prescient AI, said AppLovin is the fourth most invested-in channel among its advertiser clients, behind Meta, Google, and Amazon Ads. "The fact that advertisers continue to invest in AppLovin, even amid a cautious market, suggests growing confidence in its long-term role within the performance stack," True said. Last year, the company posted net income of $1.58 billion at 34% margins — a margin profile almost on a par with Meta, and ahead of its closest adtech rival, The Trade Desk, which had a profit margin of 16% in 2024. AppLovin's annual revenue rose 43% to $4.7 billion. 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"No one had heard of it and it was a rubbish name," Spaull said. He was soon convinced. Spaull stayed at the company for almost seven years, as it continuously posted record annual revenue, mostly growing traction through word of mouth in the gaming community. Foroughi has remained deeply enmeshed with day-to-day operations, including customer service. Up until around a year ago, he ran product and human resources alongside his CEO role. (He said he wanted to "get more involved in making sure our culture is aligned with the principles we had when we started the business.") When he's not traveling, he sits among the engineers. "You don't know what's going on in your business if you don't work with your employees," Foroughi said. Foroughi has said some of the biggest mistakes he made as CEO involved taking outside advice, including briefly hiring a chief operating officer in 2012. "I thought, what's the point of me at this company, I'm hands-on, I'm not going to defer to this hire," Foroughi said at a recent conference held by the investment bank Jefferies. He had a similar reaction after following advice to bring on a chief revenue officer and a brand ad sales team, with staffers who were paid more than the company's best engineer, the person making the actual product. "It bugged the crap out of me," Foroughi said. He scrapped the entire team. The company's strategy has been defined in part by unrelenting efficiency. Foroughi, who said he considers Elon Musk as an inspiration, counts EBITDA — or profit — per employee as one of his most important success metrics. The company recently sold off its entire mobile gaming studio business — developers of hit games like "Mobile Strike" and "Project Makeover" — deeming it surplus after the apps had been sucked for data to use for its advertising algorithms. Foroughi also showed a cut-throat streak in 2022, when the gaming software development company Unity announced its intention to acquire AppLovin's app advertising rival, IronSource. Seeking to derail the merger, AppLovin put in an unsolicited $20 billion bid to merge with Unity, but only on the provision that Unity drop the IronSource deal. Rather than make his offer to Unity's management team and the board, Foroughi went public to appeal directly to Unity's main shareholders: the investment firms Sequoia and Silver Lake. Unity's management team wasn't happy, and they rejected the hostile takeover bid. Foroughi has no regrets. "The only way to disrupt that deal" was for AppLovin to make its takeover offer public, Foroughi said. "Yes, it was a little uncomfortable, obviously." Those within Foroughi's orbit say the billionaire has a generous side. 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The company's methods have been called into question in recent months with four short-seller reports, published in quick succession. The most high-profile, from Carson Block's Muddy Waters Research, said AppLovin was "impermissibly extracting" data from top apps like Meta, Google, and TikTok, and targeting ads at "high value users" without their consent. The report also said AppLovin was using underhanded techniques to claim credit for sales it didn't generate. In an email to BI, Block said that Muddy Waters believed Foroughi "lied" in a March blog post, when he pushed back on the idea that the company "uses persistent user identifiers without their consent." Persistent identifiers follow users across different websites and devices, and it can be difficult for users to delete them or even know they exist. Muddy Waters said AppLovin's use of these IDs violates various platforms' terms of service and privacy laws in some jurisdictions. Block also said that Foroughi's background pre-AppLovin "supports our opinion that he should not be trusted." He was referring to Foroughi's tenure at a company called Claria, which owned a controversial eWallet software called Gator, that was said at the time to have distributed "adware" that collected users' browsing habits, and bombarded them with pop-up ads. One of Foroughi's early ad networks, SocialHour, was removed from Facebook in 2009 for violating its platform policies. Foroughi has previously said in blog posts that the short-seller reports were "littered with inaccuracies and false assertions" and were aimed at driving down AppLovin's share price for their own financial gain. He told BI that he worked at Claria for a few months as a 25-year-old. In response to questions about SocialHour, he said all companies that monetized Facebook's inventory were removed when Facebook brought monetization in-house. Some industry insiders saw the reports as confirmation of their bafflement at AppLovin's success, particularly in light of its reliance on mobile games, which are not always highly valued by big brands and agencies. In the running for TikTok AppLovin has proposed merging its company with all of TikTok's international business — not just TikTok US. Foroughi describes this as an "enhancement" to Oracle, which is TikTok's cloud provider in the US. Under AppLovin's proposal, Oracle would still provide data storage and security. Oracle didn't respond to requests for comment. AppLovin has also pitched itself as a salve for TikTok's woes. "There are really big national security and data issues, and I think we could solve them," Foroughi told BI. AppLovin says it has expertise in both handling user data and controlling complex algorithms, which it believes could help it remove biases from TikTok's content recommendation system. "I see what folks in the administration are doing now, what someone like Elon has sacrificed to give back to the country, and I think we could play a small part here," Foroughi said in an interview that took place before Musk and Trump's spectacular falling out this week. TikTok didn't respond to a request for comment. Ari Paparo, a former Googler and adtech exec who now runs the marketing media company Marketecture, said AppLovin has some big advantages in its TikTok bid: Its monster market capitalization makes the financial side feasible, it has proven monetization capabilities that could make ads on TikTok better, and it isn't "Big Tech," which has drawn antitrust scrutiny. On the other hand, he said, "The company is a bit of an unknown in DC." That may soon change. In April, Foroughi was spotted at the launch party of Donald Trump Jr.'s private members club. "I'm reclusive by design, so part of the challenge has been that I have to get out there, and get to be known, and I just wasn't before this," Foroughi said.
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By Shape: The round shape segment shows the highest of 7.70%, as they are the most preferred breast implant shape category because they offer a fuller size across the breast area and limit the rotation of implants. By Surface: In 2024, the smooth surface segment accounted for the largest market share. Smooth surface breast implants are widely used for their natural feel and movement, enhancing effectiveness and reducing the need for repeat surgeries. By Application: The breast augmentation segment accounted for the largest market share. Breast augmentation is a top cosmetic surgery worldwide, with rising demand due to cosmetic and medical needs. By End-User: The cosmetology clinics segment holds the second largest market share of over 34%, driven by specialized, well-trained, well-experienced, and experienced plastic surgeons who regularly perform breast implant procedures in cosmetology clinics. By Geography: North America dominates the global breast implants market, with over 24% share. North America's breast implant market is growing steadily due to rising awareness, high beauty care spending, and interest in advanced procedures. BREAST IMPLANTS MARKET TRENDS & DRIVERS Rapid Development in Breast Implants with 3D Printing TechnologyThe breast implant industry is rapidly evolving with advancements in development and manufacturing technologies that create significant demand for breast implants. Of such one major development is the incorporation of 3D development technologies in the manufacturing and development of breast implants. It was started in the last decade when first-in-human clinical trials of 3D-printed breast implants (2019) were started in Germany, and now it is widespread across the global market. These 3D printing and development technologies offer the highest level of customization that attracts a significant consumer base. 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These implants are filled with gel which gives a more natural feel and comfort making them the most popular choice among youngsters. These increasing applications in breast enlargement to breast implant exchange become popular for patients undergoing revision breast surgery, such as those patients who demand poly implant prostheses (PIP) implant Development in Breast ImplantsThe world of breast implants has witnessed significant and continued developments. Fourth and fifth-generation breast implants revolutionized the breast implant industry. In these generations, significant changes were noticed related to silicone gel cohesivity. In 4th and 5th generation breast implants, the shell of implants was further strengthened, and cohesive versions of silicone gel were used to significantly minimize complications related to gel leakage. In 5th-generation implants, they come up with highly form-stable gel that characterizes gummy bear implants. 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Of these, over 1.89 million surgical breast augmentation, around 903,266 breast lifts, approx. 686,000 breast reduction, and 335,939 breast implant removal procedures reported across the world. It indicates that the demand for breast surgeries is significantly high across the BREAST IMPLANTS MARKET SEGMENT INSIGHTS Key Market Segments Product: Silicone breast implants control the largest share, emphasizing their popularity for a natural appearance. Shape: Round shapes lead with a 7.70% growth rate, preferred for full-size enhancement and reduced implant rotation. Surface: Smooth surface implants dominate due to their natural feel and reduced need for replacements. Application: Breast augmentation claims the largest application share, fueled by rising cosmetic and medical demands. Geography: North America holds a dominant market share, driven by elevated awareness and advanced procedural needs. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPEThe global breast implants market report consists of exclusive data on 13 vendors. AbbVie, Establishment Labs, Johnson & Johnson (MENTOR), GC Aesthetics, POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics, and Tiger Biosciences are among the leading companies holding a significant market share in the global breast implants market. These vendors offer high-quality and advanced breast implant solutions that meet customer demands and comply with regulatory standards. Major players are continuously enhancing the efficiency of their products and strengthening their market positions. They benefit from strong brand recognition and a broad geographical presence across global markets. Furthermore, the adoption of various strategic initiatives, such as product launches and the development of new products with advanced technologies and materials, has intensified market competition. By focusing on innovation and expanding their capabilities, these companies have successfully increased their revenue share and maintained a competitive edge in the breast implants Strategic Approaches to Strengthen Sales Ratios In 2025, Establishment Labs developed and launched Preserve, a minimally invasive breast tissue preserving technology for breast augmentation, mastopexy augmentation, and revision augmentation procedures. In 2024, the company established a manufacturing and corporate office in Costa Rica to increase the manufacturing capacity of breast implants and other products, which will create revenue growth opportunities. In 2024, Stratasys and CollPlant announced a collaboration to conduct a pre-clinical study for advanced and unique regenerative commercial-sized breast implants. With this collaboration, the companies reported that technology innovations will address around a $3 billion market opportunity in the future. In 2023, AbbVis' Allergen Aesthetics launched the Natrelle Campaign, which will promote and create awareness about the company's breast implant solutions with a higher level of customization. In 2023, Establishment Labs Holding announced the launch of Mia Femtech, a company that offers minimally invasive breast augmentation procedures in Japan to establish a new beginning in breast aesthetics. This expansion will deliver significant brand awareness about its breast implant solution in the Asian market. Key Vendors AbbVie Establishment Labs Johnson & Johnson (MENTOR) GC Aesthetics POLYTECH Health & Aesthetics Tiger Biosciences Other Prominent Vendors Bimini Health Tech Hans Biomed Guangzhou Wanhe Plastic Material Co., Ltd G.A.L.S. Private Limited Laboratoires Arion Sebbin Silimed Key Attributes: Report Attribute Details No. of Pages 136 Forecast Period 2024 - 2030 Estimated Market Value (USD) in 2024 $2.98 Billion Forecasted Market Value (USD) by 2030 $4.6 Billion Compound Annual Growth Rate 7.5% Regions Covered Global Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Scope & Coverage: Breast Implants Market Overview Chapter 2: Breast Implants Market Premium Insights Key Highlights Regional Insights Chapter 3: Breast Implants Market Prospects & Opportunities Chapter 4: Breast Implants Market Industry Overview Projected Revenue of Breast Implants Market (2021-2030; $ Billions) Chapter 5: Breast Implants Market Segmentation Data Projected Revenue by Product (2021-2030; $ Billions) Silicone Saline Projected Revenue by Shape (2021-2030; $ Billions) Round Anatomical Projected Revenue by Surface (2021-2030; $ Billions) Smooth Textured Projected Revenue by Application (2021-2030; $ Billions) Breast Augmentation Breast Reconstruction Projected Revenue by End-user (2021-2030; $ Billions) Hospital Cosmetology Clinics Other End-user Chapter 6: Key Regions Overview Projected Revenue of Breast Implants Market (2021-2030; $ Billions) North America Europe Latin America APAC Middle East & Africa Chapter 7: Competitive Landscape of Breast Implants Market Competitive Landscape Key Vendor Profiles Other Prominent Vendors Key Strategic Recommendations For more information about this report visit About is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. Attachment Breast Implants Market CONTACT: CONTACT: Laura Wood,Senior Press Manager press@ For E.S.T Office Hours Call 1-917-300-0470 For U.S./ CAN Toll Free Call 1-800-526-8630 For GMT Office Hours Call +353-1-416-8900Sign in to access your portfolio
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