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If running multiple companies feels harder as you grow, you don’t have a growth problem, you have a structure problem.

Great ideas rarely die because they’re bad. They die because no one understood them.

We know that the gender pay gap remains in many if not most industries. But it’s easy to fix.

While no U.S. employers are forcing implants today, lawmakers say rising surveillance tools justify early action.

Leaders need more than urgency when implementing AI.

The software will compare the junior employees’ computer activity to their reported hours.

Why are the Epstein files full of highly educated people writing like third graders? Psychology provides an explanation (and a warning). 

Tax lawyers say Americans who paid IRS penalties or interest during the COVID-19 emergency could qualify for refunds after a federal court ruling shifted tax deadlines through July 2023.

AI can write content, but it can’t create perspective. That’s where the researcher-storyteller comes in.

Turn spring maintenance into a system that reduces costs, prevents emergencies, and keeps tenants satisfied year-round.

Led by emotional performances from Ryan Gosling and James Ortiz, Project Hail Mary will get you right in the feels. And that’s what exactly what makes it so great.

The same management blind spots that destroyed Circuit City and Blockbuster are reappearing in the age of AI.

For the builder set, luxury is anything that turns home into a haven offering what they need most: a place to rest, recalibrate, and ready themselves for the next day’s hustle.

After being put on ice for six months, the SBIR and STTR programs have been brought back to life.

Many startup founders think the way they interact with clients and employees is secondary to execution. They’re wrong on both counts.

Simple things you can immediately start doing, without changing your leadership style. (Or yourself.)

If one partner thinks the company is navigating whitewater rapids and the other thinks they are weathering a drought, the problem is likely a metaphor war.

These attributes fuel connection and drive engagement, especially in a difficult job market.

While on Earth founder Todd Meleney built a challenger brand by owning white space, not outspending giants.

John Mattone had five coaching sessions with Steve Jobs before he passed. What Jobs admitted in their second session changed how Mattone thinks about leadership forever.

The oil shock hasn’t shown up in company profits just yet.

A sophisticated, state-sponsored operation is embedding fake workers inside unsuspecting companies across North America and Europe.

Jet‑fuel shortages are triggering price hikes and early warnings of spring travel chaos.

A retail company focused on sustainability took its workforce on a field trip that pays homage to 90s nostalgia.

Brands are making a play for younger consumers with everyday indulgences, rather than traditional luxury items.

At Ford’s Chicago plant, three longtime workers prove age hasn’t slowed their drive to keep working

The platform’s new three‑month program aims to lure back creators from Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

The Cost Plus Drugs co-founder says the administration’s prescription pricing platform is saving patients real money.

And why you should hire them to survive in a world of chaos.

Problematic Gen Z workplace behavior may be rooted in having learned fewer socialization and emotional lessons as teens.

Denim jeans are a fashion norm, but can you pull off the look in the office?

Researchers use AI to uncover how a fading chest gland shapes long‑term health outcomes.

A new vehicle loan deduction could save you money on your 2025 taxes.

A trio of mega-exits could suck up all the air in the room, even as they also broke records for venture capital-backed tech IPOs.

Nike’s new innovation redefines where soccer can be played.

The prediction‑market startup hits back at Arizona, claiming political motivation

These bad habits can quietly drain cash, even in companies that look healthy.

The retail giant sent customers an email offer to double their cryptocurrency.

The fastest enterprise AI rollouts are coming from employees finding tools that help them do their jobs better.

Exclusive: Portal Space Systems and Paladin Space are partnering to launch a new service in low-Earth orbit. Here’s how it will work.

From idea to live app in minutes: a straightforward, five-step way to start building with AI—no coding experience needed.

In the age of AI and remote work, the true value of real estate lies in the strength of its digital infrastructure.

… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.

Monica Nassif reflects on her brand’s enduring appeal and her most hard-earned entrepreneurial lessons.

Bigger spotlight, bigger stakes, and harder conversations.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang proposes offering engineers token budgets for AI use.

Costco offering luxury hoodies at steep discounts kicked off a shopping frenzy and revealed how the economy is changing. 

Our AI overlords are here to help, and I’m here to help you help them help you.

It’s normal to doubt yourself when you’re struggling to achieve a huge goal. The key is to change your perspective on self-doubt.

“This guy definitely wasn’t helping,”

Most organizations are chasing better strategy, but the real performance gap is happening in the middle.

Youth digital advocacy group, Gen-Z for Change, just launched a tool that allows you to see how Big Tech and government agencies are collecting your data. 

The oil shock hasn’t even hit the government data yet.

Here’s how to check if you’re eligible.

As fakes and AI-driven counterfeits surge, here’s how DTC brands can fight back.

Kagi’s AI-powered translator proves that anything can be a ‘masterclass in resilience’ if you use enough emojis.

After slipping margins, the Canadian-American Retailer is looking reclaim full‑price sales in style

Kohl’s halts store closures as new CEO bets on optimizing its existing footprint

A new D.C. hangout will celebrate real‑time betting on current events—even as states and lawmakers question whether the prediction market industry has gone too far.

No one won back in 2014—and the odds are still just as slim today.

Shouting at your workers causes more insidious damage than some bruised egos.

Leaning into the NCAA tournament excitement can lift morale and strengthen team culture.

Exclusive: OpenAI is launching a worldwide competition to find its next star researchers. Do you have what it takes?

For nearly three decades, the home improvement store has built loyalty by offering an activity kids and parents love.

This is the first Background Security Improvement from Apple. Here’s how to make sure your iPhone installs it right away.

Financial planners lay out some of the line items all aspiring entrepreneurs should be aware of before starting a new business.

A password reset email can look legitimate, but you need to be vigilant. Here’s how to stay safe.

Facing steep losses, BuzzFeed turns to a new AI venture designed to reenergize audiences.

To become irreplaceable, stop trying to out-compute algorithms and start stacking uniquely human experiences into a mosaic fortress.

Right now, Nvidia and founder Jensen Huang sit at the center of the AI explosion.

Think a chief of staff will fix your company? Not if the foundation is broken.

Investor and author John Coleman insists there is a better way to organize your financial life than focusing on saving for retirement. 

… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.

Businesses that burn bright are common. Businesses that outlast their founders are rare.

Apple is celebrating its 50th birthday with a series of events.

Inc. 5000 company Farm’s Elite acquired multiple companies in just four years. Here’s what the CFO looks for during due diligence.

Decades after redefining domestic work as big business—and surviving a public downfall—Stewart is proving that reinvention has no age limit.

Alerje founder Javier Evelyn’s mobile auto-injector platform was recently acquired by Sempresto.

Blame the Locksmith’s Paradox.

How the best leaders—from Steve Jobs to Howard Schultz—know exactly when to stop listening and start making decisions.

From surprise haircuts to parking-lot standoffs, HR pros share the bizarre and unbelievable situations they handle so the rest of us don’t have to.

After a freak accident left him blind and in agony, Phil Durst thought hope was lost. Then, a world-first stem cell trial changed everything.

Intentionally building skills across PR, product, and growth creates better marketers—and better leaders.

Kevin Warsh will succeed Jerome Powell in two months.

If you love speed and competition, you’re getting a lot more of both.

Why connection, authenticity, and belief—not persuasion—are what actually drive people to buy.

Spiking oil prices fuel a rush to gas‑saving apps

A sports betting analytics company will show you the likelihood that your job will be disrupted by AI. Cross your fingers and give it a look.

The corporation is now competing for market share with upstart mac and cheese brand Goodles.

The popular Texas-based gas station chain recently received an “F” rating from the nonprofit group. Here’s why.

AI world models are sending shockwaves through the gaming industry, as the future of gaming engines is called into question.

Tesla’s new legal gambit to defend its autonomous driving fantasy clashes with the brutal reality of a deficient technology.

For in-store pharmacy chains, the rise of weight-loss drugs represents a business opportunity to reshape shopping habits.

As Gen Z struggles to land jobs, Melinda Gates argues transitions are their greatest tool.

OpenAI’s GPT-5.4 mini and nano are here, and they’re designed to help you get stuff done on a budget.

For the moments when same-day delivery just is not fast enough.

The rise of AI summaries and search means website traffic is dropping for many. This simple strategy brought my company 149,028 leads last year.

ChatGPT‑driven firings backfire, costing Krafton millions and a court‑ordered executive reinstatement

Excise tax gross-ups have grown less popular over the years, but Paramount’s winning acquisition bid now includes one.

At an after Oscars Q&A, Michael B. Jordan credited the statuette in his hand to his journaling habit. Non-actors should steal it. 

New survey data finds two-thirds of workers report they’re forced to improvise work-arounds for cramped, outdated office spaces.

C-suite leaders can use this four-part framework to move past pilots to effective implementation.

The burger is actually good. The CEO’s video is not.

The fast food company filmed a documentary style campaign to celebrate younger workers.

As fighting disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, supply‑chain data shows which industries—and S&P 500 companies—face the greatest risk.

The leaders who thrive will be the ones who use AI — early, imperfectly, and often enough to get good.

According to Ford, the longer you keep your full-time job, the longer you can stick it out–and ultimately prevail.

God forbid they’re using ChatGPT for lawyers or accountants to help write your tax returns.

The excuses are getting more confident while the logic is getting worse

Nvidia’s CEO remains bullish on the demand story for AI.

Forget low-cost leader status. In 2026, savvy entrepreneurs are finding that speed and consistency are the only metrics that actually close the deal.

“If we become fitter, our brains benefit even more from a single session of exercise.”

For decades, doctors believed cartilage loss was irreversible. A new injectable material developed at Northwestern proves otherwise.

Allie K. Miller shares her secrets for getting the most out of AI at work

Mitchell built BÉIS into a $200 million brand by applying one simple rule to every product: if it doesn’t make travel easier, it doesn’t get made.