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20 Years Ago Tomorrow, Facebook Gave Up Its Biggest Advantage. In Retrospect? Its Smartest Move Ever
Learn the lessons of history so you can repeat them.
Canada’s Tariffs Cost This Cheesemaker Nearly $1 Million in Sales. Now Its Costs Are Rising at Home
A Vermont business says the trade war between the two countries has damaged its biggest export market.
Hoplark Raised $25 Million as Nonalcoholic Drinks Boomed. It Just Filed for Bankruptcy
The hop-water maker raised more than $25 million, but revenue plunged as distribution costs, tight shelf space, and weak retail demand caught up with the business.
A Former Tinder Executive Raised $10 Million for a New Dating App. Some of the People Making Matches Are Already Taken
The platform lets users recommend matches, bringing friends and human judgment back into the online-dating process.
Your Marketing Agent Has 1 Weakness: It Believes the Information You Give It
HubSpot and Salesforce are checking the information behind marketing agents. Reliable data still depends on business owners.
This Controversial Cancer Test Just Passed a Key FDA Vote. Here’s Why It’s Dividing Experts
Grail’s Galleri test costs $1,000 and promises comprehensive early-stage screening for more than 50 types of cancer.
California’s Oldest Family-Owned Winery Survived 168 Years. Then 1 Deal Pushed It Into Bankruptcy
The family, which has owned the business for six generations, said the winery and tasting room will remain open as they restructure the finances of the estate.
Meta’s Muse Will Keep Working for You After You Leave Your Computer. Here’s How to Set It Up
‘You can have it help you run your small business,’ Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang said.
Cracker Barrel Sold 26 Restaurants for $77 Million. That Won’t Fix Its Biggest Problem
After a controversial brand overhaul and leadership change, the chain is betting on a new recovery plan.
Google Is About to Launch Project Suncatcher. It’s the Start of a New Era for Data Centers
The prototype mission blasts off next week with a modest AI satellite from Google. Many more like it from other companies could follow.
‘A Computer Can Never Be Held Accountable,’ Says IBM. That 1979 Rule Still Holds—So Who Takes the Fall?
A rule from a 1979 IBM manual still applies to modern automation: computers cannot be accountable, so leaders must own their systems’ choices.
Elon Musk Could Gain a Stake in CNN and CBS. A Media Scholar Says the Biggest Risk Isn’t Direct Control
Paramount is reportedly exploring bringing the Tesla founder into an investor syndicate.
Kraft Heinz CEO Says Legacy Brands Face Cheaper Competition. Leaders Should Ask What Customers Actually Value
Companies should look inwards before they look sideways.
Founders Keep Losing Deals Because They’re Selling Technology, Not the Integration
Here’s the AI mistake costing founders enterprise deals in regulated industries.
Design Actively Shapes Culture
How visual and digital design becomes part of what people recognize as normal.
Building a Business Alone? Zoom Has More Tools Than You Think
Zoom is going beyond “You’re on mute.”
A Study of 1.9 Million People Links ADHD to 3 Gut Problems That Are Easy to Overlook
A major review links ADHD with gastrointestinal symptoms and examines three possible drivers, including medication, eating patterns, and the microbiome.
The TikTok Shop Strategy That Helped LaLa Milan Build Income Beyond Brand Deals
Brand deals paid her. TikTok Shop changed the equation.
61 Percent of Toxic Coworkers Face No Consequences. Their Colleagues Pay the Price
Companies that protect workplace bullies pay through higher turnover, replacement costs, and the spread of toxic behavior across their workforce.
Meta Just Unveiled a Slew of New Smart Glasses. It’s Going to Be Tricky to Tell if Someone Is Wearing Them
There are now oodles of different Meta smart glasses. Some have cameras and some don’t—but they all raise privacy concerns.
