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A tie-up would create the world’s largest airline.

But he’s still full speed ahead.

Big Tech didn’t lose money here. It lost leverage.

Is this even reasonable to consider?

Doordash’s PR person forgot the most important rule of dealing with a bad story.

Falling cigarette sales, declining foot traffic, and inflation are pushing the convenience store giant into new business models.

Collaborative Fund founder Craig Shapiro raises $250 million to create a “long-term home for extraordinary consumer brands.”

The secret to staying calm under pressure? Astronauts have been practicing it for years.

Serial entrepreneur Alex Hormozi shares his best advice for kickstarting growth.

It happens slowly with plenty of warning, then real fast with no warning at all.

Firing an early hire or a close team member is one of the hardest things a founder will do.

A new study shows people who follow a fairly repetitive diet lose significantly more weight than those who don’t.

A historic legacy isn’t something you protect. It’s something you grow.

From setting boundaries to fighting loneliness, these strategies can help protect solo business owners from burnout.

I like things that are easy.

I like things that are easy.

History says Nvidia could see a massive rally after the recent spike.

We fear talking to strangers will be awkward and pointless. Science shows it actually brings us joy and opportunities. Here’s how to get better at it. 

Cresilon says its plant-based gel can stop critical bleeding in seconds. First-responders are starting to catch on.

Cresilon says its plant-based gel can stop critical bleeding in seconds. First-responders are starting to catch on.

The tech giant’s new AI platform aims to make drug discovery faster and cleaner.

For now, only Uber employees can request rides as Lucid, Uber, and Nuro quietly move from testing to real-world deployment.

A new MRI-based study of 600+ adults had some significant findings.

A new observational study from Swedish researchers found a surprising link between higher meat consumption and reduced dementia risk, but the benefits appear to be limited to a specific genetic group.

Should you drive faster, or slower? Turn off the A/C? Take stuff out of the back seat and trunk? We have answers that will save you money at the pump.

Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign that impersonates the IRS and exploits Musk’s name to steal victims’ personal and financial information.

Phoebe Gates’ co-founder Sophia Kianni also swears by this simple hack.

Some 17,000 victims were targeted by a global phishing operation that captured credentials and bypassed multi-factor authentication.

A behind-the-scenes tweak to how much the AI “thinks” may be trading accuracy for efficiency.

To the tennis icon, hosting a women’s pro tournament at Augusta National is not just the right thing to do. It’s good business.

With an existing growth mindset and flexibility to try new things, entrepreneurs are ideal coaches.

Claiming ongoing security risks, Ford CEO says Chinese automakers should stay out of the U.S.

The “Start with Yourself” author and Skims cofounder says women need to prioritize themselves, including when it comes to finances

It’s a landmark moment for a Prohibition-era ban.

Business class isn’t the only winner. Delta is upgrading seats, screens, and comfort across the plane.

Leaked images suggest Anthropic could declare war on the vibe-coding startups it helped create

Researchers say the high‑dose flu vaccine triggered a stronger immune response tied to a 55 percent drop in Alzheimer’s risk.

New research shows performance depends more on aligned expectations than perfectionism.

A growing number of experts argue that many companies blaming artificial intelligence for job cuts are masking more familiar financial and strategic pressures.

The entrepreneur and investor says luck and timing were the real forces behind his billion-dollar fortune.

Not everyone is convinced that endless shrimp killed an entire restaurant chain, but rumored modifications indicate that Red Lobster has learned from past mistakes.

Codie Sanchez told us to buy boring businesses. With her new platform, she’s making it easier than ever to do just that.

You don’t need more content. You need a better angle.

Many rich kids grow up to be rudderless brats. Here’s how Melinda French Gates helped her children avoid that fate. 

Busy year or profitable year? Your numbers know the answer.

Equity investors think the conflict is over but oil traders may not.

These Phoenix businesses earned a spot on the Inc. 2026 Regionals list of fast-growing private companies in the Southwest.

Most leaders overthink greatness. Warren Buffett says it comes down to this.

It could cost more than $1,500 to watch all the games, the FCC says.

There’s a lot of AI value to unlock, but a lot of AI snake oil to sell too.

The first step to harnessing AI systems is learning the difference between SEO, AEO, and GEO.

Ignorance is bliss until it bites you in the ass.

There are real costs to short-term optimizations, while ‘set-asides’ offer a way to reap superior economic returns in the medium-term.

Most think the technology will ultimately be positive, but they have concerns.

The hack is a reminder that everyday infrastructure can be vulnerable to hackers—and that using ‘1234’ as a password is always a bad idea.

From job anxiety to burnout, the most tech-native generation is questioning whether AI is helping—or hurting—work.

Starbucks says it’s already making $2 billion per year on its fruity drinks.

Employees say the new pre-scan system is causing mistakes and frustration, even as Costco claims it speeds up lines.

8 ways the technology is transforming business culture.

One Reddit user asked Claude to do their taxes. Results may vary.

He’s putting up some serious cash to fight the initiative.

Michelin-star chef Dan Barber is disrupting the $1.5 trillion grocery industry with tinned ‘designer’ vegetables.

Research into materials science illustrates how an invisibility cloak would actually work—and what the science means for disaster mitigation.

The missing component may have stored critical seconds of crash data.

Citing bankruptcy law protocol, a federal judge in Atlanta returns rental home to reality TV star who filed for Chapter 11 protection this month.

Financial pressure, healthcare gaps, and nonstop tension are pushing employees to cope in risky ways—often during the workday itself.

The company behind Yellowstone Bourbon and Ezra Brooks is pausing production as a surplus crisis sweeps the American whiskey industry.

The saturation of sponsored posts and brand trips is not sitting well with viewers at home.

Apple hired John Giannandrea to transform Siri and lead its AI future.

A CEO with decades of fraud allegations built a frozen yogurt empire—and left everyone holding the bill.

AI has a tendency to tell leaders what they want to hear—a deep positivity bias.

Managerial burnout isn’t inevitable. These 5 habits can prevent it.

New data and expert insight suggest the real AI challenge for employers is building skills fast enough to stay competitive.

Here’s what you need to know when filing your 2025 taxes.

The platform hosts a number of digital “coaches,” including Santa Claus, Charlie Kirk, and Jesus.

He got a hint from the king of pizza.

A new study finds that vitamin D could prevent memory loss.

The burger chain is opening four new restaurants across the country as it continues its steady push beyond California.

The billionaire entrepreneur credits a 1971 novel about surrendering decisions for influencing his early approach to risk-taking.

… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.

Police arrested two suspects after allegedly firing at the OpenAI CEO’s San Francisco residence

It’s important to get ahead of regulations to gain early-mover advantages.

Practical ways leaders can boost retention, morale, and performance with thoughtful, people-first incentives.

From hidden drawers to word-of-mouth growth: Jason Winn of Athletic Nicotine shares the quiet strategy that worked.

Climate reporting is accelerating, but mid-market companies lack affordable, practical tools.

From quick voice notes to virtual whiteboards, these iPhone apps will help you brainstorm your next big idea.

To John, going ‘all-in’ to achieve startup success means keeping your full-time job for as long as you can.

New team, same spotlight. That’s what a real personal brand looks like.

That word is: ‘transfarency.’

Earnings continue to fuel market strength and brush off geopolitics.

And they already have a startup.

Shipping is fast, mistakes are faster. The vibe coding hangover is already here.

If you want to slow brain aging you know you should exercise and eat right. But you probably never suspected this hobby could help keep you sharp. 

Are people ignoring your emails? Daymaker’s William Lindholm has built a business around sending people cake instead.

The company wants to keep customers engaged through technology, but it betrays a brutal truth about what loyalty really means.

The FDA approves Apotex Corp.’s plan to introduce generic Ozempic, a semaglutide injection that one study suggests could someday cost as little as $3 a month.

His latest win puts him in elite company. How he got there is a lesson for us all.

Welcome to Andon Market in San Francisco, the “curated lifestyle boutique” conceived, designed, and run by an occasionally error-prone AI agent called Luna.

A new Harvard Business School study finds that living near public parks increases the likelihood of producing disruptive innovations.

Productivity doesn’t need software, just a list you can cross off.

Three men are arrested in Mojave, California, after they tried to flee in stolen, Lego-laden freight trailers.

Your values aren’t what you say. They’re what you do under pressure.

High performers don’t burn out from work but from too many yeses.

Change isn’t what breaks companies. The silence around it does.

Change isn’t what breaks companies. The silence around it does.

Real CEOs don’t hustle harder. They design smarter.

New data shows that limiting one phone capability may be enough to undo years of fragmented attention.

The fastest way to lose a room? Point number four.

Want to work from anywhere? Earn it with your skillset.

Some passive income ideas start generating income in months. Others may take years.

The most overlooked marketing skill isn’t creativity. It’s execution.

What’s stopping you? Let’s all maybe take a minute to sleep on it.

OpenAI’s CEO opens up about the pre-dawn attack on his San Francisco home, an “incendiary” New Yorker article, and the “justified” fear and anxiety over AI’s power.

After hiking chip prices nearly 50 percent since the pandemic, Frito-Lay announces a 15 percent cut.

Demonstrators condemn California coffee chain’s decision to remove Pride flags and “other decor” from all 75 locations.

AI can draft a contract. It can’t defend one in court.

No one announces a culture shift, but everyone feels it.

Costco’s prices are low, but its standards for employee treatment are sky-high.

You don’t have a sustainability problem. You have a people problem.

You don’t need more posts. You need a clearer signal.

A growing body of research suggests screens aren’t the main sleep disruptor. Instead, what you do during the day could matter more.

When approached intentionally, alliances can both expand your network and multiply impact.

Rebuilding a business isn’t magic. It’s asking for help, trusting yourself, and protecting your mental health.

New Riff Distilling’s Bottled-in-Bond bourbon beat out far pricier competition.

Engineers are racing to burn through as many AI tokens as possible to prove their productivity. 

Ann McFerran bootstrapped Glamnetic from her bedroom in Koreatown to over nine figures in accumulated revenue. Her first four hires quit on day one.

It’s time to stop “social listening” and start “social doing.”

“Friction-maxxing” gains popularity as AI makes our lives easier.

‘If you’re not married, you should be paying extra attention to cancer risk factors.’

A disease that doesn’t exist fooled AI—and spread as medical fact. Researchers explain how it happened and why it exposes a dangerous weakness in today’s models.

Starbucks’ new CEO is taking the chain back to basics.

Starbucks’ new CEO is taking the chain back to basics.

Researchers identified three distinct ADHD brain biotypes, each with different neurological wiring, strengths, and risks. That nuance matters—especially for entrepreneurs, where some ADHD traits help, and others can undermine long‑term success.

Researchers identified three distinct ADHD brain biotypes, each with different neurological wiring, strengths, and risks. That nuance matters—especially for entrepreneurs, where some ADHD traits help, and others can undermine long‑term success.

Police say the suspect was arrested within an hour after allegedly threatening to burn down OpenAI’s headquarters.

Employee health, transportation, and productivity are increasingly vulnerable to climate-driven disruptions.

All three stores are in declining malls.

Even as younger consumers pull back on alcohol, this brightly colored, ready-to-drink cocktail is surging.

The most powerful AI models are increasingly relying on specialized cloud providers to keep up with demand.

Leaders are increasingly recognizing that unprocessed trauma is undermining performance.

Law enforcement used Apple’s push notifications database to gather messages sent through Signal, and convict defendants for terrorism activities.

No experience? No problem.

The investor and TV personality says liquid assets—not property or business equity—are the true measure of wealth.

Bringing precision medicine to mental health could help the more than 20 million adults in the U.S. who experience depression every year.

Intel is slowly becoming an AI giant.

The proposed hikes aim to offset increasingly unsustainable operating costs.

Brown-Forman is looking to make deals, Sazerac is up for the job.

The proposal sketches an all‑in‑one system for launching new companies using AI, including funding.

The 19-year-old NYU student is behind SOLLOS, a ready-to-drink yerba mate startup launching with a single flavor.

Visibility got it here. Connection is what comes next.

The researchers term the tendency to let AI do our thinking for us ‘cognitive surrender’ and warn AI users to guard against it. 

ChatGPT’s ad business has already crossed $100 million in weeks, with OpenAI projecting rapid growth as it scales toward billions of users.

Free tickets, easy applications, and AI bots all create the same problem: too many people who don’t really want to be there. The fix is counterintuitive—but simple.

Khaby Lame’s landmark merger drew in traders and creator economy optimists alike, but the stock has since plunged more than 90 percent and major brokerages are restricting trading.

New survey data shows why recruiters struggled to fill roles even as companies slowed their hiring plans.

Want to achieve a huge goal? First, redefine “success.”

How founders should prepare now

To build healthier families, we need to lean into uncomfortable discussions.

Most do not.

Whose visibility should you focus on?

You don’t need better AI. You need better questions.

Retailers prioritizing experience over function gaining an advantage.

10,000 followers disappeared overnight. That’s not a stat. It’s a signal.

10,000 followers disappeared overnight. That’s not a stat. It’s a signal.

These Seattle businesses earned a spot on the Inc. 2026 Regionals list of fast-growing private companies.

A technical warning for any company wading into the agentic AI game

The author of The Subtle Art never intended to be a writer. His career started with a viral blog post, a kitten walking away from an explosion, and six million page views in a day.

Make the joke before anyone else can.

The U.S. and Iran’s ceasefire has caused massive volatility for investors.

Ayush Varshney is accused of being the “technical mastermind” behind GainBitcoin.

Tesla has been shifting towards autonomous vehicles and robots. But there’s a glimmer of hope for people who want a more affordable EV.

From AI-designed homes to flood-proof parks, these innovative real estate companies are solving the housing crisis and rebuilding our cities for 2026.

Execution is a strategic differentiator.

Stop relying on content volume and start structuring your expertise to get cited in AI engines.

Here’s where the executive sees a huge opportunity for entrepreneurs.

Economic uncertainty and growing AI unease are pushing new graduates to rethink what ‘success’ looks like in their first job.

Looking to integrate more AI, YouTube is allowing users to create deepfake avatars of themselves.

A new study finds specific genes can give weight loss drugs a boost, or make you feel ill.

Step one: Don’t start by outsourcing your thinking.

It can be hard to know if your latest entrepreneurial concept is decent. Follow these steps and AI will give you blunt feedback.

Paying customers are the key to scaling transformative technologies.

The company is shaking up its marketing department.

A global survey of executives finds a little-discussed form of workplace abuse is rising—and many leaders say they get no help when it happens.

Exports are at a record high, but American cheese makers are facing down E.U. lawyers.

Grüns built a booming supplement business by getting people to actually take their vitamins.

Amazon Pharmacy will now deliver Eli Lilly’s new GLP-1 pill within hours in thousands of cities.

Mark Calcavecchia’s removal from Augusta National is a stark reminder that the Masters’ no-phone policy spares no one.

The airline’s premium customers are showing little resistance to travel industry upheaval.

As the technology disrupts the old order of business, smaller firms must rethink everything except their values.

Meta’s newest model signals a major push to close the gap with rivals—and reshape how AI shows up in its products.

Winning together is easy. Staying aligned? That’s the hard part.

There is an unlikely AI revolution at the corner store that is improving efficiency.

Leadership behavior shapes culture long before marketing ever reaches the market.

If your meetings feel like status updates, you’re missing the point.

Most athletes say yes to everything. He built a strategy around saying no.

Or more to the point, that they should ask themselves.

All of these businesses from the Los Angeles metro area were honored on the 2026 Inc. Regionals list of fast-growing companies.

Humans tend to reflect each others’ facial expressions–and mood.

Leaders need to master the skill of attunement—the ability to be deeply aware of people’s needs.