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AI Companies Are Making Normal Growth Look Like Failure. Follow Your Industry’s Clock, Not Theirs.
Every industry runs on its own clock. Learn to read yours before you let someone else's revenue chart set your plan.
KFC Is Dropping Pepsi After 37 Years. Why Coca-Cola Is Getting More Than a Soda Deal
After decades with PepsiCo, the fast-food giant is making a massive beverage switch. Here is why the multi-market deal is worth far more than just drink sales.
Travis and Jason Kelce’s Garage Beer Lands $20 Million as Craft Brewers Pull Back
The celebrity-backed light lager will use a new revolving credit line to expand its product lineup and enter new markets during an industry downturn.
Wendy’s Closed Nearly 300 U.S. Restaurants in Months. Here’s What’s Behind the Collapse
An expert analysis of why promotional programs are failing, traffic is plunging, and why the franchise system is shrinking faster than expected.
‘Deadlining,’ A Howard University Student’s Research Highlights Gaps In Missing Black Women’s Case Records
Missing-person cases can become difficult to investigate when records are scattered across government agencies, newspaper archives and other sources. Howard University junior Avery Bernard Johns is addressing that problem through...
Katie Zacharia’s 5-Day White House Flameout Is a Brutal Branding Lesson for Every Founder
A real law degree wasn’t enough, and the reason it wasn’t is a warning for anyone who’s ever stretched a line on a bio.
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A Woman Was Arrested for Blocking a Delivery Robot. Her Reason for Doing It Taps Into a Deep Fear
The act of protest in Pennsylvania against a sidewalk robot ended with police intervention. Here’s why she did it.
Kizik Parent Company Scores Legal Victory Against Skechers in Europe Over Hands-Free Shoe Patents
A Munich court rules that certain Skechers slip-in styles infringe on patented technology. What this means for the multi-million-dollar footwear battle.
Reed Hastings Says This 1 ‘Big Mistake’ at Netflix Came From ‘Leaning Into the Future’ Too Fast
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings spoke at the Inc. 5000 Conference & Gala about lessons learned at Netflix and his new venture at Powder Mountain.
Adding the Right Amount of Mischief Can Make Anything Go Viral—Here’s How
From holy water sneakers to a wealth-ranking ATM. Inside the playbook of MSCHF co-founder Gabe Whaley and how brands can run the same play.
Black Enterprise, Ursula Burns, And Dow CEO Karen S. Carter Honored At BECA’s 2026 Manifest Awards
Black business leadership took center stage in South Florida as Ursula Burns, Dow CEO Karen S. Carter, Procter & Gamble, and Black Enterprise received top honors at the 2026 BECA...
Baltimore’s Busiest Airport Just Reopened Its Longest Runway After a Massive, $83.8 Million Overhaul
The $83.8 million overhaul of BWI’s longest runway was completed two days ahead of schedule, with federal funding covering most of the cost.
