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Newsletters can serve as a primary business model, an added revenue stream or a tool to drive more sales.

These four moves can turn uncomfortable conversations into your most effective management tool.

Brain-only cryopreservation is rising in popularity as a faster, cheaper alternative to full-body vitrification. Will it work?

The U.S. and Iran’s ceasefire rests on shaky variables.

Quest founder Tom Bilyeu argues that the ultimate competitive advantage isn’t a better algorithm—it’s a better-regulated mind.

Why small business owners are investing in AI to reclaim time, cut costs, and stop doing the work they hate.

Have you ever heard the story of that time Steve Jobs mooned Al Gore? 

By borrowing from fashion, the esthetician-turned-founder built a breakout brand for adults with acne.

The company is cutting off its oldest Kindle models starting next month.

The Chinese EV maker is designing EVs to fit every market, everywhere—even North America.

Hackers infiltrated the LAPD, and Fortune 500 companies are at risk, too.

A new advancement from Google shows that AI no longer needs Wifi to be useful.

Heaven Hill is doubling down on bourbon despite falling exports, rising costs, and a softening market.

The company’s senior VP of spreads said their ‘phones lit up’ after Nutella appeared in the Orion capsule.

While 413,793 missing candy bars will surely come with a business cost, they could pay for themselves in goodwill for the Swiss food giant.

New data shows that inconsistent bedtimes, not just too little sleep, may disrupt the body’s internal clock and strain the heart.

‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ star’s favorite water bottle has won over Gen Z and millennials, like her, landing on the Inc. 5000 three times.

Dominic Khoo cultivated an air of exclusivity, royal connections, and a glittering client list. Now he’s bankrupt and facing contempt of court charges.

Fresh data reveals why equal pay progress has stalled—and what employers can do to prevent gaps from widening.

In a tight labor market, employers are discovering that spreading pay raises evenly may feel fair—but could hurt performance and push top talent out the door.

Brands that invest in community building are seeing stronger trust, engagement, and conversion.

Publishers and brands are betting on humans anyway.

The tech mogul is poaching to get ahead in the AI-sphere.

The airline is limiting passengers to one portable charger and tightening safety rules as lithium‑battery fires rise across the industry.

Fast Company’s most innovative design companies are advancing robotics, improving electrical vehicle technology, and in some cases leaning away from technology and into human experiences.

Despite recognition, a California brewery is saying goodbye.

The updates include a new Centurion Lounge, a major expansion, and a smaller concept designed for quick stops.

Researchers tested AI benchmarks and found that its grading wasn’t accurate.

The ‘Right to Repair’ movement has long complained about Deere’s business practices.

Your most valuable asset is not your product, your technology, or your IP.

A new analysis shows millions of mistakes, creating risks for health, safety, and everyday searches.

You fall to the level of your systems.

Venture capital investor Will McKelvey spoke with Inc. about how he’s angling to capitalize on AI’s second-order effects.

But humans finish the job.

Most new managers struggle while they’re learning to be the boss.

Talent didn’t build this team. Culture did.

The reality star is joining the C-suite of Cool Sips as the fast-growing drink chain expands.

Yes, AI automation can help, but it works best when it supports people, not replaces them.

These Inc. Regionals honorees from the Indianapolis metro area had some of the fastest revenue growth in the Midwest.

The history of the television holds a valuable lesson about innovators and disruptors.

Most leaders don’t find out until it’s too late. Here’s what to do before that moment comes.

No, the economy isn’t falling off a cliff, but many entrepreneurs could still feel the impacts.

The founders of Beekman 1802 went eight years without drawing a salary or taking much investment. Their 51 percent rule is something all co-founders should consider.

Late Tuesday the two countries agreed to a two-week ceasefire.

Before adding variety, founders need to confront whether their core product has truly built demand—or just shelf space.

Who better to ask about what books to read to better understand the current state of AI than AI itself? 

In his new book, bestselling author Marcus Buckingham reveals the drivers of performance and growth.

All of this comes at a remarkable moment in weight medicine.

Your company’s intellectual property is its most valuable asset—and its biggest liability. Here’s how to encrypt your hard drives using macOS and Windows.

Microsoft left Windows 10 users with older hardware behind. Google has a free and convenient fix.

The AI companion once hailed as “the future of work” has been downgraded to “entertainment purposes only.” Industry watchers believe they know why.

Researchers pinpoint a lone protein that speeds up the dysfunction of an aging brain. Eliminating it, they claim, can reverse the damage.

A leaked document reveals Microsoft is the ChatGPT company’s biggest investor with a stake valued at more than $228 billion. Ashton Kutcher’s shares are only worth a mere $400 million.

AI in sales isn’t about replacement. It’s about multiplying your team’s impact.

The total cost depends heavily on several factors, including your income level, your household size, and where you live in the country.

Silence is the most underused tool in leadership.

United Airlines introduces a 3-tier plan that lowers the price of some first- and business-class seats—at a cost.

Faster output, higher expectations, zero breathing room.

Promotions don’t create leaders. Systems do.

Prioritization isn’t a skill you learn once. It’s one you practice daily.

A new survey shows retirement expectations soaring while actual savings remain shockingly low for most workers.

The biggest risk in business? Standing still.

What if success was measured by what you don’t regret?

To create Disney’s magical park experiences, Bruce Vaughn, head of Disney Imagineering, draws from his tech startup background.

Do you think some people are just born happy?

At least we can dream …

Smalls co-founders Matthew Michaelson and Veronica del Rosario have quadrupled their advertising budget in the past two years.

If banks want to play a role in the company’s upcoming IPO, Musk says they must first fork over millions to subscribe to Grok, his xAI chatbot.

Filers have just 30 days to update banking info before facing longer waits.

Compliance company says whistleblower claims of fabricated security certifications are the work of “a malicious actor.”

What if the real competitive advantage in business isn’t strategy but community?

Your job title says a lot — just not anything people care about.

The smartest career pivots start with the right questions.

Build better inside or watch it break outside.

More benefits, more platforms—and somehow, more confusion.

If you’re still asking, “How was everything?”… you’re already behind.

Prepare your pitch, wait for your moment, and go all in on your ask.

No matter your skillset, there are several types of businesses that let you earn passive income without a major financial commitment.

It’s a lesson for every leader.

For a new breed of space janitor startups, the mess left behind by decades of launches has become a lucrative new frontier in tech.

Want to sell food, alcohol, or consumers products during March Madness? Try these two words.

He says Whoop previously reached out to explore a collaboration before filing the suit.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals company is voluntarily pulling millions of eye drop products from shelves over concerns they may not be sterile.

The airline is rolling out a three‑tier business‑class system that unbundles perks travelers once got automatically.

New Gallup data reveals how Gen Z is feeling about job replacement and AI.

The U.S. is facing swarms of Iran’s inexpensive drones. Luckily Ukraine can teach the world a lot of new tricks when it comes to drone warfare.

A startup founder used tools like ChatGPT and Claude to write code, run customer service, and scale a telehealth business.

The airline is adding $10 to first and second checked bags as rising fuel costs push carriers to raise fees across the industry.

A historic discovery in wave dynamics opens new doors for quantum information encoding.

The lawsuit claims that Perplexity’s incognito mode is a ‘sham,’ and that the company shared conversations with Meta and Google.

The Artemis II crew is making history on the first crewed lunar mission in more than 50 years. But first, someone had to fix the commander’s email.

Federal officials issued a public health alert after tests detected lead contamination in a popular Great Value dino‑shaped nugget product.

The company rode a wave of social media buzz to a rapid expansion that proved too costly.

This tireless new AI automates work, tracks employees, and isn’t shy about flagging them to the boss.

A survey reveals growing trust in workplace AI—even as fears about job losses and transparency continue to rise.

As CEO Brian Niccol pushes forward with his Back to Starbucks turnaround,
the coffee giant introduces new performance tactics.

Less than a year after Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant filed for bankruptcy and blindsided 800 workers, its founder is reopening five locations.

The retailer is looking to grow the business with a fee hike.

Supporters argue QSBS is vital to founders and early‑stage growth, while critics question whether it has drifted toward benefiting venture capital.

It’s not an April Fool’s joke. The Weather Channel has become the latest company to join the wave of nostalgia marketing.

What kills culture faster than anything else is growing fast and pretending nothing’s changing.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has a new proposal to save the system from insolvency—but is it worth it? Here’s what you need to know.

As online search changes, 21 leaders share how their companies are approaching GEO.

The real flex? Running your business smoothly from 30,000 feet.

What leadership takes before it pays off.

Have good and and bad news? Even though you might prefer to share the good news first, research shows the recipient wants you to lead with the bad.

Jobs remain relatively stable against historical standards.

Apple emailed customers who bought the new Studio Display XDR with a promise of a refund.

The wellness halo that launched a generation of CPG brands is compressing. Tomorrow’s winners will be the most interesting brands in the room, not the most virtuous.

Dr. Robert Lustig explains the brain science behind pleasure-seeking habits—and how they are degrading our ability to lead.

According to relationship experts, Stephen Curry’s simple-sounding marriage advice is more profound than it first appears.  

Savvy business strategists and marketers are leveraging AI and CDPs to build ‘customer swim lanes’ to increase customer satisfaction.

After near business collapse, Red Lobster wants to bring back a fan-favorite deal.

The White House is pressuring pharmaceutical companies to cut pricing and manufacturing deals.

OpenAI now owns the podcast known for hosting impressive guests like Mark Cuban and Mark Zuckerberg.

In this conversation, founder and creative brand officer Todd Snyder breaks down the principles behind his company’s growth: owning the customer experience through retail, building powerful partnerships, and maintaining creative integrity while scaling with intention.

The JPMorgan CEO says a dangerous mix of AI disruption, geopolitical conflict, and economic strain is reshaping U.S. security and the workforce.

Katherine Mott-Formicola, who pleaded guilty to financial institution fraud and money laundering, is scheduled for sentencing April 30 after a scheme that drained millions from Five Star Bank.

Starbucks is rolling out performance-based bonuses for hourly workers.

The margins were so good Kevin O’Leary and Alexis Ohanian couldn’t say no.

Nvidia’s DLSS 5 is rewriting the rules of the gaming industry, and highlighting a psychological paradigm in the process.

Check out ‘Spacecraft View’ and other tools to follow NASA’s Artemis II mission in real time as it rockets towards the moon.

Predictive market traders see a more than 85 percent chance that tech layoffs will climb this year.

OpenRouter is reportedly raising $120 million with Google as a lead investor.

Only a slice of workers benefit—but those who can build, deploy, and explain AI are suddenly in commanding demand.

Being an unfair, biased leader is known to be bad for business. But it may not be illegal.

The struggling brand is still an important part of Nike’s portfolio.

The chocolate giant says it will restore classic recipes, starting with Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups.

Sunny D is spinning a 90s joke into a drinkable hit.

Their pitch has won over Alix Earle—and they haven’t even graduated yet.

A lawmaker is demanding answers after Anthropic accidentally exposed internal code, warning the leak could erode the U.S. AI advantage.

Clinical trial data suggests a drug may fight early‑morning sleepiness.