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Digital ad spend keeps climbing, but 65 percent of consumers now actively avoid ads. Why smart brands are shifting budgets to owned physical communities.

Investors are betting on Blue Origin. An industry expert says that could complicate Bezos’s long-term ambitions.

The joint disease affects more than 500 million people around the world. Cornell researchers think they may have found a new treatment option.

The feature builds profiles from purchase history, reviews, and searches. Some users aren’t thrilled with what it thinks it knows.

New research finds male managers hire and pay more women after the birth of their first daughter, without increasing labor costs or hurting firm performance.

BMW’s profit margins are plunging as Tesla and BYD disrupt the EV market. Ask three critical questions to future-proof your business strategy.

California enacted a law that protects employees from AI derived discipline and firings.

In her new book, Simone draws on her grandmother’s investing, a missed $100 million opportunity, and a 13-month lawsuit to explain how ownership and conviction create change.

After selling her tech startup, Sabrina Ramonov thought posting on TikTok was cringe. Inside her strategy that turned basic tutorials into millions in ARR.

LinkedIn’s Top Voice program rewards original knowledge over raw reach, and the badge now has to be re-earned every quarter.

Pickle juice may help relieve cramps. McDonald’s is using that insight for its latest campaign.

In his debut episode as a Guest Shark, the host of ‘The Diary of a CEO’ took a big swing on a father-daughter founder team.

The Amazon founder was speaking on Fox News about billionaires, an AI bubble, and space.

Many of the startups running agentic finance systems haven’t set up anything to govern them.

When a single customer makes up too much of your revenue, buyers punish you with discounted multiples and delayed earnouts. Here’s how to protect your exit.

The bigger the business, the harder it gets to do everything yourself.

Physical devices designed to channel AI have hit a rough patch. But Zach Yadegari has big plans for a new wristband.

The internet thought it had discovered teachers in high-end designer clothing. It’s a valuable reminder of what signals your brand is broadcasting.

A viral TikTok test pushed an automated job interviewer off script, raising questions about whether these systems can reliably judge human candidates.

A Wells Fargo analyst says John Waldron comes across like an English Lit professor, but his 26-year track record and how Goldman handles the executives he leaves behind will define the transition.