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A new study shows that AI models are people‑pleasing, and warping users’ judgment.

I’ve coached hundreds of CEOs on building freedom. Then I had to admit I didn’t have any.

These are the questions that separate smart brand partnerships from wasted spend.

These are the questions that separate smart brand partnerships from wasted spend.

I know what’s hindering your productivity. It’s your productivity. 

Almost regardless of what actually happened to create the memory.

Almost regardless of what actually happened to create the memory.

Agriculture is drowning in data it can barely use. A new class of AI wants to fix that.

Agriculture is drowning in data it can barely use. A new class of AI wants to fix that.

The actor and model says this was the hardest part of launching her own company.

The actor and model says this was the hardest part of launching her own company.

Datavault AI is focused on expanding who can benefit from their own name, image, and likeness.

Datavault AI is focused on expanding who can benefit from their own name, image, and likeness.

The much discussed moment between NCAA coach Brenda Frese and star player Oluchi Okananwa is a communication lesson for all of us. 

The much discussed moment between NCAA coach Brenda Frese and star player Oluchi Okananwa is a communication lesson for all of us. 

Investors can now pledge bitcoin for down payments for Fannie Mae.

Investors can now pledge bitcoin for down payments for Fannie Mae.

The fast food chain says things are better now. Customers seem to agree.

The fast food chain says things are better now. Customers seem to agree.

Scientists at the University of Kentucky have found a way to turn bourbon distillery waste into high-performance supercapacitors. Here’s how this breakthrough could revolutionize EV batteries and the energy grid.

Elite marathoner Emma Bates claims energy gel company UCan cut ties after she announced her pregnancy.

The malware from a LiteLLM project was bad, but the optics stemming from Delve’s involvement are worse.

After years of limited production, Tesla is ramping up its Semi rollout while making a compelling economic case that could reshape America’s freight.

A White House robot cameo and a political push to block Chinese humanoids from the federal market.

AI isn’t just coming for jobs, it’s pushing top executives out of the corner office.

A survey finds employers are cutting compensation—and even jobs—to fund AI investments.

New iOS 26.4 software is needed ASAP to repair 37 critical security issues on iPhones and iPads. Fun bonus: 8 new emojis.

My startup’s growth ran on my fear. Until it didn’t. Now I believe burnout is the greatest destroyer of enterprise value.

Apple just deleted its entire TikTok history to embrace brain rot and Y2K nostalgia. Here’s why that’s smart.

The industry is facing a sharp downturn.

People don’t buy products. They buy outcomes.

It’s essentially free money for any entrepreneurs curious about ChatGPT.

New research finds employees use political talk at work to cope with stress—not to fight.

When Five Guys’ birthday BOGO deal overwhelmed crews nationwide, the founder’s response said everything about how he runs his company.

A Los Angeles jury sides with a woman who charged social media platforms are “negligently designed” to be addictive for children.

Here are some creative monetization moves your startup can make right now.

As demand grows for slip‑on sneakers that don’t sacrifice performance, HandsFree Labs is bringing its technology to one of the world’s biggest footwear brands.

Leaving corporate with years of credibility behind you is an advantage, if you know how to use it.

The company is shutting down its mobility partnership with Honda.

The companies were found guilty of building platforms designed to keep young people addicted.

Looking for extra income? Here are some side hustle ideas you can do with limited hours.

Chances are that good that people in your company are enabling your Achilles heel without you even knowing it.

‘The timeline of memory decline is not hardwired; it’s actively modulated in the body.’

Despite setbacks, the retail giant isn’t giving up on AI-powered shopping.

The companies that only use AI as a productivity tool will be replaced by those who figure out how to analyze markets, innovate, and deliver value.

Brooke Shields launched Commence and stepped into the CEO role for the first time in her 50s—and learned some important lessons along the way.

Taylor Swift’s savvy marketing is fueling the boom in vinyl. But so are other factors every business leader needs to keep an eye on. 

The signals leaders overlook at the top of the funnel are often the ones that determine long‑term demand.

Micron and other memory stocks sold off on Google’s new tool release.

The Oscar-winning Netflix film’s rival bands are getting their own Happy Meals, complete with Korean-inspired flavors and exclusive collectibles.

AI isn’t destroying work because workers lack skills. It’s rewarding adaptability, and our labor systems don’t know how to produce it.

Meta Small Business, launched today, aims to promote mom-and-pop entrepreneurs with a little help from AI.

OpenAI’s decision to end support for AI video-generator app Sora is about moving forward and beating the competition.

Halter has raised $220 million as it milks its cow-focused AI technology.

New layoffs hit Meta as the company races to scale its AI infrastructure.

Boards are increasingly rewarding tech and talent leaders as AI turns digital capability and workforce strategy into core business risks.

Employees know which projects are going nowhere, but anxiety and ambiguity stop them from saying so.

Pfizer’s shot fell short of its trial goal, but with nearly half a million Americans infected each year, the company isn’t giving up.

A Salem-based civil attorney is slapped with an unprecedented penalty for submitting an AI-written legal brief riddled with citations “contrived from thin air.”

The platform is allowing smaller creators to start tagging products in order to earn commissions.

The influencer turned entrepreneur is using this piece of advice to build her new skincare brand, Reale Actives.

Newsom blasts Musk for abandoning the EV race and giving China room to dominate the global market.

AI policy, geopolitical risk, and Made‑in‑America manufacturing dominated conversations at Silicon Valley’s annual Washington summit.

Business-changing wisdom grows from what you endure, not what you memorize.

James Talarico is chancing politics—starting with his choice of font.

This Sleep Awareness Month, a neurologist warns that the “harmless” habit of doomscrolling is actually sabotaging your brain’s ability to clear metabolic waste and stabilize memories.

A practical look at where to invest, how to spot talent early, and why music delivers returns beyond profit.

New data shows that birthplace may play a bigger role in wealth than previously thought.

A viral sideline clip sparked outrage—until the player revealed it was a motivational reset, not a feud.

From spotting tech trends to calling cultural shifts, Cuban has a history of being ahead of the curve. Now he’s forecasting that AI will do what labor movements couldn’t: shorten the workday without cutting pay.

Big moments don’t break teams. They reveal them.

Every single person in your network could be the person who opens a door you couldn’t open yourself.

There’s often a sizable gap between companies’ environmental claims and their actual practices.

You’re not helping.

Money won’t necessarily make you happier, but research shows how you spend it certainly can.

The media is full of panic headlines about the Gen Z mental health crisis, but actual science shows kids are actually doing OK. 

Rushed leadership decisions show up first in customer experience—and the damage to trust compounds.

Jamie Dimon, Dr. Doom and others are warning on AI and jobs.

Apple’s business-targeted announcements depend on the trust the company build over decades.

Say hello to United Relax Row, which converts three economy seats into a lie-flat mattress, starting in 2027.

Apple’s latest iOS update will change your iPhone experience, and finally offer you a ballet dancer emoji, too.

The rapper‑turned‑entrepreneur is teaming up with Planet Hollywood on a $100 million Times Square entertainment venture.

In an era of declining friendships and rising loneliness, FlexJobs founder Sara Sutton says rekindling relationships is easier than you think.

The company is looking to give women a lighter alcohol option.

The ability to motivate and inspire teammates is an under appreciated skill, but crucial for building high-performing teams.

The league is not sticking to sports on this side account.

Fast Company reveals its annual roundup of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies—and No. 1 isn’t the $5 trillion chipmaker.

An AI-generated show about fruits is pulling in major TikTok views, backlash, and a wave of questions about the future of entertainment.

The best way to learn to vibe code is to build something just for fun. Here’s how.

Senator Bernie Sanders’ conversation with Anthropic’s chatbot, Claude, sparked some serious debate about confirmation bias and AI sycophancy.

The Department of Justice says officials in Morrow County knew Windwave Communications was worth far more than its sale price. Now they’re facing civil charges for what the state calls a deliberate betrayal of public trust.

Clear communication, disciplined messaging, and proactive reputation planning help leaders build trust before it’s tested.

A majority of candidates now admit to bending the truth to land a role—raising the stakes for employers struggling to separate real qualifications from AI‑polished fiction.

Frankel’s influencer agency brought in only 2 percent of her annual deals, so she started her own in-house operation and watched it catch fire.

Forcing workers to use AI, and rating their workplace performance on AI use, can easily go wrong.

Musk plans the world’s largest semiconductor plant to outpace TSMC and fuel his AI empire.

The Nvidia leader’s recent comments grabbed headlines, but some in the industry are more cautious.

What 90 communities taught us about supporting people who are both workers and founders.

This 39-point visual map moves beyond “mild” or “severe” labels to reveal the true complexity of the autism spectrum.

The smartest brand move isn’t always new. It’s aligned.

A beautifully organized company can still fail if no one owns the outcomes that matter.

From CEO to intern, your employees need a trusted advisor.

The brother and sister team of Sal Rehmetullah and Suneera Madhani are banking on AI for their young startup, the fintech Worth.

I’m inundated with these requests and don’t have time to field them.

We take far too many of the folks we work with and around for granted, and regularly fail to appreciate the contributions they make.

The decisions that matter most are the ones where you commit publicly, with no safety net.

It’s not about how cool your product or service is. It’s about how well it helps a customer get an important job done.

Because what you do starts with what you know–and retain.

AI “cheating” isn’t the problem. A tech-heavy hiring system that pushes both candidates and recruiters to outsource thinking is what’s breaking your pipeline.

After transforming Howard frin one of college basketball’s most dormant programs, Kenny Blakeney’s greatest impact is what he’s teaching his players off the court.

Researchers reviewed more than 100 studies to understand how time in nature changes your brain and came to some startling conclusions. 

Navigating the rise of AI-generated content will take radical honesty.

War is supposed to fuel gold prices but it hasn’t this time.

The “Apollo 13” mindset is the only way to stop modern, AI-powered fraudsters.

The companies that dominate the next cycle will not be the ones experimenting with artificial intelligence. They will be the ones automating processes that already work.

Zuckerberg is testing an AI agent to speed up decisions, and reshape how Meta works.

Delve is in hot water following a viral Substack post filled with serious allegations.

Australian scientists have developed what they say is the world’s first proof-of-concept quantum battery.

He left behind a billion‑dollar industry he helped create.

Organizations that prioritize mental wellness build trust, resilience, and performance that lasts.

Nobody’s perfect, but companies from Starbucks to Zara are hoping their collabs are a hit with Gen Z and Millennials.

The jury found Total Quality Logistics liable for the death of the employee’s infant.

Tesla may be circling back to longer‑range EVs with a redesigned, towable battery system.

Mark Zuckerberg could hold a room’s attention long before he could hold a conversation.

The reclusive owner of the subscription service had a long battle with cancer.

From lost documents to week‑long signing delays, email “ghosting” is hurting workplace productivity.

At SXSW, Amy Webb declared the end of the annual trend report—and warned that leaders are missing the bigger story.

Strong systems don’t add bureaucracy. They eliminate founder burnout and provide the clarity companies need to scale.

Want to know why people really quit? Skip the HR script and reconnect six months later—when they’re finally willing to talk.

Why your best people are the most likely to burn out and how to recognize it before it impacts your organization.

You’ll probably never be in a position to turn down billions, but you can still learn something from Craig Newmark’s startling decision. 

While many companies misread risk, here’s how the best leaders are handling it.

As stricter return‑to‑office mandates take hold, new data shows remote workers reversing their pandemic‑era migration.

Dilemmas, needs, and game-changing trends for 2026 and beyond.

Building a company with kids at home? Your biggest productivity challenge isn’t time. It’s interruptions.

Life doesn’t stop just because you’re at an organization’s helm.

The problem isn’t AI itself. The problem is unreflective dependence on AI for everything it can do.

The stock market fell through its 200-day moving average for the first time in nearly a year.

Recruiting can make or break a startup. Founders share mistakes and lessons learned after their first big hires.

These are the essential questions business-owner parents must wrestle with as they make succession plans.

Apple’s least expensive Mac ever might just be the computer most people need for using AI tools.

Kodiak CEO Valerie Oswalt is bringing discipline to the breakfast and snack company.

The low-ABV category is booming and one Branca International-backed company wants to be the invisible technology behind every drink.

I struggled with engineering execution at my previous company, but startup founders today don’t need to.

BYD says it’s fixed yet another major problem with EVs.

Decisiveness is great, until it isn’t. Sometimes the best thing you can do is be willing to think your first instinct might be wrong.

About one in five people have middle-of-the-night insomnia.

From marketing to purchase, Nissan is betting that making things easier—not louder—is what drives modern growth.

The 60-day moratorium represents the first state move to stanch rising pump prices as the war in Iran continues to throttle Middle East oil supplies.

Texas coach Sean Miller’s spur-of-the-moment substitution in the final seconds of a second-round win over Gonzaga proved to be a ‘Trust your gut’ life lesson.

Supermicro co-founder and 2 others have been indicted for smuggling company servers packed with Nvidia AI chips to China.

AI was supposed to lighten the workload. Somehow it just raised the baseline.

Consumers don’t buy what they don’t understand.

In a letter to employees, CEO Scott Kirby delivered a master class on boosting morale as he deals with the impact of surging jet fuel prices.

When a customer retrieves a drink from a shelf in silence, the visit may be efficient but it’s no longer much of an experience.

It’s actually a trust problem, and it might be costing you your best people.

Small moves create big waves when they are intentional.

The more distance between experts and executives, the slower and less accurate decisions become.

Leaders who think in decades instead of quarters are better positioned to navigate disruption.

The hardest career to leave isn’t a bad one. It’s a good one that no longer fits.

The 94-year-old still has time to defend his belief that the wealthy have an obligation to make society better.

Looking to start a business on the side or earn extra income? These options have little to no start-up costs.

Walmart’s ‘digital shelf labels’ are controversial not because of what they are, but because of what they enable.

New research on ADHD and autism reveals a hidden neurotype with real advantages.

As buyers tune out mass outreach, AI-driven relationship management is emerging as the smarter way to generate high-quality leads.

Find the truth, translate it into something inspiring, and then execute.

Promise only works if it’s credible.

The world’s richest man offers to cover the salaries of 50,000 TSA airport workers, who haven’t been paid since a partial government shutdown began in February.

CEO Jensen Huang hails “the new computer”—and “the single most important release of software, probably ever.”

Sometimes the most profitable word in business is “no.”

The retired Berkshire Hathaway legend says the Giving Pledge is “quite a success,” despite Peter Thiel’s campaign urging signers to retract their support.

Great restaurants cast a “spell” over their guests and the smallest details can break it.

The latest list of closures will impact Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue stores, including the one on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile.

These side hustles are perfect for people who think they’re too busy to start one.

Empower your team so they can feel safe, understood, and connected. 

Turn stage fright into strategic leverage to accelerate your credibility and impact.

The key to overcoming AI’s “sloppy” reputation is to prioritize specificity.

Your chicken scratch rendered as a usable font. Sure, why not.

Preparation is about being keenly aware of yourself, your opponent, and the competitive landscape.

“Be very flexible on the plan, but never flexible on the vision.”

“We are intentional about who we identify and how we develop them.”

Colostrum supplements are exploding in popularity, fueled by celebrity endorsements and loose regulation. But what does the science actually say?

Several companies offer free online courses to help you learn AI.

Burnout does not always look like struggle. Often, it looks like competence.

Bad news for anyone sliding into the DM’s—Instagram will no longer support encrypted messaging.

AI transcription is a powerful productivity booster, and you can take some basic steps to improve the quality of its output.

As identity shapes more buying decisions, one-size-fits-all marketing is becoming a liability for brands.

“He isn’t rude–just direct.” Our Ethics columnist tackles an entrepreneur’s workplace dilemma.

Rest in peace. And may the rest of us piece together your lessons.

Build a stronger career by exploring opportunities instead of defining your lane too early.

The Walker, Texas Ranger star built a sprawling business empire—from karate studios to bottled water—long before his final bow.

A perfect storm of surging demand, constrained supply, and rising memory requirements is making AI laptops more expensive.

The reason begins with a simple but deliberate question.

The eponymous cult jewelry brand is betting on a new kind of brick-and-mortar experience: a Western stable-themed bar in Nashville.

Thousands of American whiskeys were tasted blind by the Beverage Testing Institute. These bottles rose above the rest.

A federal judge ruled that Fawn Weaver’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing for Uncle Nearest was unauthorized and in direct violation of a prior court order.

The live events company Breakaway just secured a nine-figure valuation following its Series B funding round.

A controversial AI graphics upgrade has fans fuming—and Nvidia doubling down.

An international organization has a work-from-home suggestion that employees might love.