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A growing field can offer six-figure salaries for those looking to change things up.

The push comes as the U.S. moves to automatic Selective Service registration and rethinks its military model.

Ternus will bring his own style to the job of being Apple’s CEO. It may be exactly what Apple needs.

Eva Longoria breaks down how she built Hyphenate Media Group, scaled the Eva Longoria Foundation, and uses creative ownership to sit at the intersection of culture, commerce, and lasting social impact.

What does it take to sustain a strong company culture when everything feels uncertain? Founders from Olipop, HexClad, and Cymbiotika unpack how they rethink leadership and build systems that foster belonging and resilience.

Looking to save iconic brands, Evil Genius is knocking on shuttered doors.

Everyone’s investing in content. Far fewer are investing in a real story. Leaders from Redpoint, Heads in the Sky, and Hot Smart Rich on what actually makes a brand narrative stick.

Parke, known for its logo sweatshirts, is a hit with the TikTok crowd.

Staying relevant isn’t about chasing trends; it’s about knowing which ones to ignore. The founders of Sweetgreen and Smash Kitchen discuss making strategic bets that hold up as the market shifts around you.

The therapy creates a personalized treatment.

Legacy platforms aren’t losing to better-funded competitors—it’s the faster and leaner startups taking the lead. The founders of Beehiiv and SpreeAI on what it takes to build and scale a platform right now.

The best brands aren’t choosing between online and in person retail—they’re doing both, intentionally. Bombas co-founder Randy Goldberg and YSE Beauty founder Molly Sims break down how to expand your model without diluting your brand.

Henna Pryor’s three-part framework for small talk works whether you’re introverted, socially anxious, or just never sure what to say.

Kalshi’s and Phantom’s founders share what it looks like to build fast in high-scrutiny industries without running into a wall or losing credibility with regulators.

It’s also hurting patients.

The way you treat your employees is the business model.

Spot & Tango founder Russell Breuer and chief marketing officer Chondita Dayton share their winning strategy for scaling an e-commerce brand.

The breakthrough treatment, developed over 25 years, has already helped restore vision for some patients.

The move away from traditional search engines has been less a conscious decision than a quiet habit change.

Cook’s retirement announcement explains how he stays connected to customers.

Here’s why employee engagement is a CEO’s hidden lever for growth and success.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang on why information should always be shared in a group setting.

“FOBO The Clown” is coming for your job, according to the VCs.

Virtual live events can be a powerful revenue driver, but only if you build them the right way. Here’s what actually works.

A little-known perk can knock up to 20 cents off per gallon—but hardly anyone is using it.

Sales contingencies can wreck deals. Here’s a way around it.

Now that employers have all the negotiating power, they’re flexing it by trimming their most loved benefits.

Cook will step down as CEO of Apple.

Founders and social teams can learn a lesson from these viral posts.

As companies like Boston Dynamics integrate advanced models into machines like Spot, some see a potential solution to the global guide‑dog shortage. But there’s one thing the technology still struggles to replicate.

Librarians are masters of information search. Steal their tricks to make Google search more accurate and less annoying. 

If you’re Apple, you don’t improvise the sequel.

Cook is stepping down after 15 years, but he’ll continue to manage the company’s relationship with the White House and with China.

Tyler Bossetti built a following by promising outsized returns. Instead, he defrauded dozens of investors and is now facing six years in federal prison.

Through partnerships with Oasis, Bad Bunny, and high-fashion designers like Grace Wales Bonner, Adidas is tapping into its heritage—then transcending it.

“The truly artificial part of the defendants’ story was iLearning’s customers and revenues.”

Tesla’s debut in Dallas and Houston drew huge excitement, but early riders reported long waits, limited coverage, and unpredictable driving behavior.

Tim Cook had a 15-year run as leader of Apple. John Ternus will become CEO on September 1.

A new offer has pushed Pernod Ricard ahead in the battle for Brown‑Forman.

The Fed chair nominee is calling for a smaller balance sheet, tighter focus, and a renewed push to protect the central bank’s independence.

Millions of iPhone users are being targeted by a dangerous iCloud phishing scam.

Less biking, more fictional Canadian hockey players.

A little glow has sparked a lot of speculation about Apple’s AI assistant ahead of the company’s WWDC event in June.

Fresh economic research shows companies get better results when AI complements human work instead of cutting headcount.

If you got a package addressed to Demi Moore or Zoe Saldaña, would you open it?

In chaotic times, it helps to be able to predict the future so you can plan for it. A new Stanford study can help.

By placing its humanoid robot steps from the finish line, Tesla is turning one of the world’s most photographed events into a massive showcase for Optimus.

Don’t fall prey to these seven beliefs.

Jim Farley says BYD and China’s automakers are the true benchmark, and Ford is racing to close the gap.

A new study found a link between extra virgin olive oil and brain health.

As return-to-office mandates rise, some employees say their health and appearance take a hit compared with working from home.

The new filing from Jersey Mike’s could mean global expansion.

A new federal portal opened Monday, giving importers their first chance to recover duties ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.

… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.

The smartest founders are constantly rebuilding because standing still in AI is falling behind.

Finding ways to make your employees happy is an admirable goal, but research shows the biggest gains come from making unhappy employees happier.

Adoption is slowing at the exact moment companies need speed the most. Here’s what to do about it.

Claude Design is hot off the presses. Here are five ways I’ve used it to save time in the coming week.

Long dismissed as ‘brain glue,’ star-shaped cells called astrocytes are emerging as a breakthrough in treating Alzheimer’s and PTSD.

Daniel Diermeier, chancellor of Vanderbilt University, says schools and companies need to avoid politics and stick to their purpose.

The S&P 500 looks set up for a massive rally in the year ahead.

Here are the best iPhone organizer apps for managing tasks, schedules, and personal goals.

Leaders go through five predictable stages during tech disruption, from uncertainty to momentum.

The most in-demand marketing channel for brands? The quad.

If you believe that you are good at running the business but bad at understanding its finances, think again.

A 16-hour fast might not do what you presume.

Anthropic’s new AI tool has exploited thousands of vulnerabilities in “every major operating system and web browser.” Here’s how to protect your devices from hackers.

Dan Schulman urges companies to tell employees “the truth” about AI’s soon-to-be dominant role in the workplace. Jobs will be lost. Robots are on the way.

Cutbacks at Bardstown Bourbon and Green River Distilling are the latest signs of whiskey’s fading popularity. Will rum save the day?

Set to close this summer, the Apple Stores include the tech giant’s first unionized location. Here’s what to know.

If you care about preserving your anonymity when using ChatGPT, you can use your iPhone to obscure your digital profile. Here’s how.

Your team isn’t distracted. They’re just constantly being interrupted.

New research reveals the earliest signs of leadership potential.

I charged $300. She was ready to pay $3,000.

Nikola Tesla lived to 86 at a time when most Americans didn’t make it past their early 60s. Some of his habits are now backed by modern science. Others? Not so much.

Shadow AI use can have real consequences for businesses—but there’s a smart way to handle it.

The business is thriving, but the people aren’t.

It looks like a product problem. It’s actually a leadership one.

Five-star service isn’t magic. It’s systems, culture, and relentless detail.

A new study has identified a naturally occurring peptide linked to weight loss.

The brands that win aren’t always better. They’re just easier to remember.

Honoring legacy doesn’t mean staying static.

Forget purpose. This is more important.

Personally, I’m starting with a feeling of skepticism.

Getting the shelf space is a first step—not a final achievement.

The fintech company’s co-founder recounts the rise of AI and the 3-week process that led to 4,000 layoffs. The lesson dates back 2,000 years.

Silence = Churn

Recognize the value of your family name, and take steps to protect it.

High-tech thieves can turn a tap-and-go subway fare into a financial nightmare—even if your iPhone is locked. Here’s how to protect yourself.

High-tech thieves can turn a tap-and-go subway fare into a financial nightmare—even if your iPhone is locked. Here’s how to protect yourself.

When the pressure hits, the smartest move isn’t forward. It’s inward.

When the pressure hits, the smartest move isn’t forward. It’s inward.

AI, robotics, and startup growth — here’s what 5,000 investors and founders are buzzing about.

Something about how Apple decided to celebrate its 50th anniversary on April 1 is deeply troubling to me. I am convinced it speaks to a larger problem.

More people does not equal more productivity.

Most companies are raising prices. PepsiCo cut theirs.

AI is only as powerful as the human partner it’s paired with.

What started as a joke became my entire career strategy.

The longevity obsessive looks to one key metric.

You’ve got 20 years of experience. Why is it still sitting idle?

The best founders don’t chase trends. They outlast them.

As Americans keep their cars for longer, Kentucky-based Valvoline says one of its synthetic oil products can turn back time in an engine.

More than a quarter of Americans who rent storage units do so to support a side hustle. Here’s how they’re making it work.

Smart entrepreneurs build tech stacks that bend, not break.

Analysts are now saying Nike’s trust with investors is being lost.

The company’s latest AI product aims to democratize design.

A WIRED investigation details facial recognition and internal watch lists at Madison Square Garden.

A storefront slogan meant to energize Boston Marathon week instead ignited backlash, with runners calling it exclusionary and out of touch.

What happens inside warehouse facilities and industrial properties can teach executives how to build resilient, efficient organizations.

The actress and founder found success by surrounding herself with the right partners to scale her vision.

After last year’s mass firings, federal agencies are hiring again—selectively.

Lately it occurs to me, what a long, strange trip it’s been.

On Running, Allbirds, and Crocs reveal what separates brands that last from brands that die.

The YSE Beauty founder explained why she took 13 months to find her first CEO.

IonQ’s breakthrough, announced this week, brings us closer than ever before to unlocking the quantum internet. DARPA is taking note, and the company’s stock is soaring.

The telecom approach will reshape digital advertising.

Surveys show job scarcity, lifestyle concerns, and remote work are driving a growing cross‑border search for talent and opportunity.

Long-form video provides an opportunity to transport viewers to a destination.

Data shows that more Americans used AI to help file taxes than ever.

New research suggests workers displaced by AI face lower pay, slower wage growth, and longer recoveries than those laid off for other reasons.

Watch out, Figma. Claude Design is focused on ‘visual work.’ Here’s how to use it.

As AI replaces routine tasks, entry level jobs are getting harder to come by.

Reed Hastings ends a three-decade run that transformed a DVD-by-mail service into a global streaming powerhouse.

Access to our ideal prospects is at an all-time high, and those still focused on referral business are leaving significant opportunities on the table.

Ford issued more recalls than any other automaker last year.

The popular grocer is expanding across 12 states, with dozens of new shoppers about to get a store nearby.

Uncle Nearest’s saga continues.

After a recent controversy, wearable tech is back on the court.

Social media manifestation gurus claim visualizing your goals will make your wildest dreams come true. Unfortunately, science says the opposite. 

As liquidation looms, travelers could face cancellations and limited refunds.

AI has the answers. You’re just asking the wrong questions.

And makes other people much more likely to accomplish the goals you set for them.

Companies chasing tools are falling behind. The smart ones build skills.

What to do when an employee has a bad attitude because his personal life is falling apart? You’ve got to balance empathy, support, and firmness.

Why your middle managers are failing—and it’s not their fault.

The AI lies are only getting louder and sillier.

Stop running off-sites like all-hands meetings.

Building successful businesses is not about luck or timing. It’s about identifying real demand and building systems that foster significant growth.

Michelle Gill, EVP and GM of small business at PayPal, shares how entrepreneurs can make use of the platform’s newer tools.

Oil prices do not share the same optimism as equities.

A rage-inducing fake HR scenario helped a startup break through the noise. The ethics, risks, and upside of going viral on purpose.

Your email address is your identity, so you should treat it with care. Here’s how.

Steven Galanis built a solution that Snoop Dogg called ‘brilliant’ on his first FaceTime call.

At Inc. Founders House Los Angeles, the actress and entrepreneur announced a partnership with UCLA.

The latest Claude model brings sharper coding, stronger reasoning, and a better safety profile.

The new bid from Sazerac, come in a long awaited merger for Brown-Forman.

Elite leadership teams move from firefighting to foresight and treat cyber risk as an organization-wide priority.

The new pop-up showcases the fast-food chain’s new sandwich.

TikTok users and employees say the chain may be wasting food.

Registration data reveals that nearly one in five Cybertrucks sold last quarter went to companies Musk already owns, underscoring the truck’s failure to break through with everyday consumers.

The extensions are capable of stealing Google account information and other data, including messages, contacts, and linked accounts.

Consistent marketing drives measurable growth. 

Millions spent on humanoid robots depend on gig workers recording daily tasks, signaling a shift in AI training and work.

The brand is undergoing its biggest reinvention in 60 years.

Business success alone isn’t news. Story and purpose are what get media coverage.

Strategic acquisitions can complement and multiply organic growth.

A prolonged shutdown of a key oil route is choking jet fuel supply, forcing Europe to scramble for alternatives.

Researchers found that parenting skills—from prioritization to stress management—often translate directly into better performance at work.

Prices dropped on some popular products, even amid geopolitical uncertainty.

The NFIB’s new Small Business Optimism Index plunged to its lowest point in 11 months.

Lashify founder Sahara Lotti makes the case for why the WNBA has become the perfect growth marketing platform.

A specific batch of extended-release Xanax failed a key quality test.

If your explanation needs slides, it’s already too complicated.

Most startups don’t set out to build a bloated tech stack. It grows organically.

This isn’t your typical AI. This one takes initiative.

Forging a new model leads to happier work lives and a better bottom line.

The National Speakers Association Northwest Last Story Standing competition was the first round of a nationwide contest.

In today’s competitive landscape, going old school could help you stand out.

Buzzfeed and Rent the Runway stocks tanked after a similar pivot.

Google spent a decade studying the habits of effective managers. One takeaway stands out the most.

The hardest transition is managing others to do it for you.

Your customers aren’t rating you—they’re auditioning you. Here’s how to pass.

Big Tech is making insanely big bets—but not every bet can be a big winner.

It’s what your team believes about it.

Eating like meat-obsessed RFK Jr. will cost you, a new report finds, but it’s possible to follow new dietary advice without busting your budget. 

Amazon is turning the dial in its own favor at the expense of sellers.

‘We are seeing the brain’s own repair systems switch on.’

The highly watched case has finally reached a conclusion.

A researcher flagged the vulnerability 40 days ago with no response from Fiverr. Now tax returns, driver’s licenses, and client contracts are surfacing in Google search results.

From mood-based suggestions to photo prompts, the coffee giant’s new ChatGPT feature offers a glimpse into the future of the digital menu.

As encouragement, the deodorant brand is dangling the possibility of free World Cup tickets.

The HubSpot feature lets brands post on Reddit and analyze conversations directly through their CRM.

With AI putting white-collar jobs at risk and employers scrambling to fill trade roles, Mike Rowe is doubling his foundation’s scholarship program for learning trades.

An annual tradition becomes less merry and bright after fraud charges.

Her former employer attempted to get the case dismissed.

After leaving Seattle for a private island near Miami, Bezos sidestepped a tax bill that could have approached $1 billion.

It’s a different approach from the headline-grabbing original collaboration.

Meta will likely surpass Google in global ad revenue by the end of 2026, according to eMarketer.

BCG data reveals mounting pressure, stress, and succession tension in the C‑suite.

Comcast agreed to pay $117.5 million to customers whose sensitive information was leaked in a data breach.

OpenAI and Anthropic are battling over an Illinois bill that could set a national precedent for AI safety.

Forrester research shows companies are rolling out AI tools faster than they’re teaching employees how to use them—putting productivity gains and ROI at risk.

After years of losses and a 99% stock collapse, the struggling shoemaker is betting on AI infrastructure.

The social media platform is restructuring to make room for AI.

Bob Jordan revealed that a highly qualified candidate was turned away after a single interaction with a receptionist, and it speaks volumes about the airline’s culture.

If your iPhone storage is getting full, this clever see-through device just might be the answer to your problems.

CoreWeave has rolled out three new multi-billion dollar deals in the past week alone.