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Sur La Table Cookware Essentials Sale: Get Le Creuset, Staub and more up to 70% off
Sur La Table is any home cook's paradise, especially since it has a treasure trove of high-quality cookware and kitchen accessories from top brands like Le Creuset, Staub, All-Clad and more. Right now, the retailer is having a Cookware Essentials Sale, which includes deals on Dutch ovens, stainless steel roasting pans, cast-iron skillets, baking dishes and much more. Below, I've rounded up some of the best deals on cookware during Sur La Table's Cookware Essentials Sale, including some of my favorite kitchen brands. Deal of the Day 5-star average rating from 127 reviews at Sur La Table This popular large Dutch oven from Le Creuset is the ideal size for cooking for a crowd and/or making multiple servings of your favorite meals. It's completely oven safe up to 500 degrees and works on all cooktops, according to the brand. It's also dishwasher safe, but the brand recommends washing by hand to help maintain its quality over time. It has two loop handles on the sides, making it easy to move around the kitchen or place in the oven. Since it's made of cast iron, it distributes heat extremely well, meaning your food comes out more evenly cooked. 5-star average rating from 700 reviews at Sur La Table This set from Staub has a small, medium and large rectangular baking dish, all of which are perfect for cooking casseroles, side dishes, baked goods and much more ahead of fall. These stoneware baking dishes have handles on the sides, and they retain heat well, helping your food stay warm hours after taking it out of the oven. They're also microwave, freezer and oven safe up to 572 degrees. 4.3-star average rating from 91 reviews at Sur La Table A cast iron skillet is a must in every kitchen because they can cook almost anything. This one from Sur La Table is compatible with all stove tops, and it's oven safe up to 500 degrees. The sprouts on the sides make it easier to pour ingredients into a separate dish. The brand only recommends washing by hand. More deals from Sur La Table's Cookware Essentials Sale 68% off Staub Braise and Grill20% off Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Bread Oven41% off Le Creuset Signature Braiser with Glass Lid25% off All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel Saucepan with Lid32% off Sur La Table Classic 5-Ply Stainless Steel 2-Piece Skillet Set Want more from NBC Select? Sign up for our newsletter, The Selection, and shop smarter. Why trust NBC Select? I'm a commerce editor at NBC Select where I write about deals and sales from kitchen brands like Le Creuset, Sur La Table and more. Catch up on NBC Select's in-depth coverage of tech and tools, wellness and more, and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok to stay up to date.
Business Insider
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Foresight Ventures Announces Appointment of Alice Li and Zac Tsui as Partners
Foresight Ventures, a research‑driven venture capital firm bridging East and West, today announced the appointment of Investment Partner Alice Li and Investment Director Zac Tsui to Partners, effective immediately. Co-Founder Forest Bai will step down from his management role and will continue to support the Foresight Ventures team in the future in an Advisor capacity. Alice Li is currently an Investment Partner and Head of North America at Foresight Ventures, focusing on investments in stablecoin infrastructure, payment systems, AI applications, and social media, with the goal of driving mass-market adoption of Web3. She previously spent many years in product growth roles at TikTok and Amazon. Zac Tsui is currently an Investment Director at Foresight Ventures. Before joining the firm, he worked at Ant Group, where he was responsible for strategic investments and incubation in the Web3 and blockchain sectors. Earlier in his career, he worked at leading venture capital firms including IDG Capital and BAI Capital, focusing on identifying companies with long-term value potential. He has invested in technology-sector unicorns across multiple fields and has built extensive expertise in fintech, AI, and emerging-markets investments. Alice Li said: 'I'm truly grateful for the trust from the board. Foresight Ventures has always been committed to building a bridge between East and West and accelerating the real-world adoption of Web3 technologies. I look forward to working alongside Zac and our team to lead the company into its next chapter of growth.' Zac Tsui added: 'The Web3 ecosystem is in a phase of dynamic growth and intense competition. Globally, we are seeing regulatory adoption accelerate alongside increasing industry consolidation. For us, investing is not about chasing short-term wins, but about steady progress and long-term commitment. At Foresight, our deep industry experience and global resources enable us to partner with entrepreneurs who think long-term and are dedicated to creating user value, helping them navigate cycles and emerge as leaders in their fields.' Foresight Ventures is the first and only crypto VC bridging East and West and a Top 5 active crypto VC in 2024. With a research-driven approach and offices in the US and Singapore, we are a powerhouse in crypto investment and incubation. The company's 150+ premier media and startup companies portfolio includes Wallet Connect, Story, TON, Morph, 0G Labs, Sentient AI, The Block, Foresight News, BlockTempo, Coinness, and many more. We aggressively invest in the most daring innovations. We are dedicated to partnering with visionary projects and top teams to help them succeed, reshaping the future of digital finance and beyond. PR team
WIRED
6 hours ago
- WIRED
If You Don't Own a Multistyler, the Dyson Co-anda 2x Is the One to Get
Each attachment is embedded with RFID chips that auto-adjust heat and airflow based on your last-used settings. Not a revolutionary change, but it is nice not to have to toggle settings every time I switch attachments. You can also pair it with Dyson's app, which offers tutorials based on your hair type and goals. Dyson also moved the fan and heat controls to the base of the handle. It's a cleaner look, but it can get finicky if you're used to adjusting settings mid-styling. If you've already purchased previous Airwrap attachments, unfortunately, they're not compatible with this new model due to its slimmer design. Also, like most Dyson tools sold in the US, it's 120-volt only, so don't plan on packing it for your Euro vacay. New Tricks, Familiar Results I used the Co-anda 2x on freshly washed, sometimes air-dried hair for three weeks, cycling through each attachment to see how it held up against its predecessors. I've used the original Airwrap off and on, and I've tested other multistylers, like the Shark FlexStyle (9/10, WIRED Recommends) and the T3 Aire 360 (9/10, WIRED Recommends). Setup was simple, but there's always a bit of a learning curve with Dyson tools. Pairing with the app was quick, and the RFID tech worked as advertised; each time I swapped attachments, the device adjusted to my last-used settings. This bundle comes with six attachments: a pre-styling dryer, a round brush, 1.2- and 1.6-inch curling barrels, an anti-snag loop brush, and—my personal favorite—the new Airsmooth straightener. The curly+coily kit swaps in a diffuser and tension comb instead of the Airsmooth and 1.2-inch curling barrel. AccordionItemContainerButton The Airsmooth straightener impressed me the most. It smoothed and curled my ends into soft C-bends in under 20 minutes. The heat was gentle enough that my hair didn't feel singed afterward. I didn't get flat-iron-level glassiness, but it was close enough for a polished look. The loop brush and round brush both felt upgraded, with longer bristles that don't snag or tug at damp ends. I got solid volume and frizz control from both, and they felt gentler at my roots. The curling barrels were redesigned with squared-like tips, which makes them easier to grip, but the results were the same: airy curls that deflated within a couple of hours unless I sprayed them stiff with hairspray. That's always been my biggest gripe with the Airwrap. It's better at blowouts than long-lasting curls, and the technology hasn't improved on that front. What I appreciated most was not having to fiddle with settings every time I swapped attachments. The RFID memory is a small touch, but it makes the whole process smoother. Great—But Not Essential If you already own an Airwrap or a decent dupe, you don't need to upgrade. The Co-anda 2x is well designed and refined, but the core Dyson experience hasn't dramatically evolved. But if you don't own a multistyler, and have the budget to spare, this is the version I'd buy. It's faster, more ergonomic, and overall more pleasant to use. It's undeniably expensive, but you get the smoothest Airwrap to date.
