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Different Marketing Channels Need Different Playbooks. Customer Interviews Can Help You Create Them
Use customer interviews to understand how buyers behave across Google, LinkedIn, Reddit, Amazon and other channels — and build stronger acquisition strategies.
He Helped Create Modern AI. Now the ‘Godfather of AI’ Wants an FDA-Style Approval System for It
His idea is an approval system for AI — but what would it take to get a green light?
Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Real Value From AI While Others Get Slop
Same AI, different results: The edge comes from clear tasks, useful context, iteration — and human judgment, not pricier tools.
This Mother-Daughter Duo Started a Sparkling Side Hustle That Made $500,000 in Less Than a Year: ‘Born Out of a Simple Frustration’
Sosy and Grace Hachigian didn't see the item they wanted on shelves — so they created it.
Need Money for College? Grab a Fishing Rod to Win Scholarships and Prizes
More young contestants are finding opportunities through high school fishing programs.
Higher Prices Test Customer Trust. Here’s How to Protect It
Rising costs can make price increases unavoidable. The real challenge for leaders is helping customers understand the value behind them, and trust the care they receive enough to stay.
Universities Face a Budget Squeeze. Cutting Spending Is Only Part of the Answer
Budget cuts aren't new to higher education, but today's financial pressures are reshaping academic programs, staffing and student services, raising questions about long-term sustainability.
These Siblings Were Supposed to Get Subway Owners the Best Deals on Supplies. Instead, Proecutors Say They Ran an $80 Million Fraud Scheme
A brother and sister in charge of buying supplies for Subway owners allegedly used millions in kickbacks to fund their lavish lifestyles.
The Culinary Director at a Unique California Restaurant Reveals the Key Ingredients Behind Its ‘Needle-in-a-Haystack’ Business Model
Deborah Mullin oversees a complex operation at Little Saint, the plant-based restaurant in Healdsburg, California.
After 35 Years in the College Admissions Business, 1 Red-Flag Word Is Popping Up More Than Ever
The best experts won't guarantee results. They'll tell you what they need to hear.
Here’s What a Survey of 30,903 Professionals Reveals About Work and Burnout: ‘I Don’t Know Who I Am’
Only 22% of developers are happy at work as AI reshapes their jobs.
When Business Picks Up, the Instinct Is to Hire. Here’s How That Can Backfire
I thought we were hiring capacity. We hired a messenger. Here's what I learned.
These Founders Are Betting Your Bed Will Diagnose You Before Your Doctor Does
How Alexandra Zatarain and Matteo Franceschetti, a husband-and-wife team, built a profitable $1.5 billion company on "sleep fitness."
Self-Checkout Was Supposed to Save Stores Time and Money. Turns Out It Does Neither
Retailers are finally learning what shoppers have known all along. Self-checkout is the worst.
Google Goes Nuclear With a Massive Power Deal to Keep Data Centers Running
AI is hungry for power sources and nuclear energy is the main course.
AI Is Creating a Whole New World for Creators. Are You Using It Efficiently?
For decades, filmmakers and writers have imagined technologies that did not yet exist, creating fictional versions of the future for audiences to see. Today, we have the tools to imagine it, create it and start building it ourselves.
Keeping the Peace Is Hurting Your Teams. Here’s How to Encourage Healthy Disagreement
Everyone loves consensus. We assume that if agreement is unanimous, we must be doing something right. Unfortunately, that’s not always true.
She Quit Her 6-Figure Amazon Job at 5 Months Pregnant to Launch Her Own Business: ‘Massive Opportunity Ahead of Us’
Torrendell says her 20-year career, which included stints at Apple and Meta, taught her to recognize signals about the next big thing before they became obvious to everyone else.
The 4 Blind Spots That Quietly Cost Business Owners the Most
Blind spots are a natural consequence of building something complex while standing at its center; get to know yours to open up your options.
Here’s Why This $215 Billion Bank Is Racing to Promote Junior Bankers
The bank is giving its rising bankers a career boost.
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