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Done Global Illegally Distributed 37 Million Adderall Pills. The Problem Wasn’t Telehealth Alone
The founder’s six-year sentence shows how remote care can scale dangerous prescribing, but experts say the lesson is stronger clinical safeguards, not abandoning telehealth.
A CEO Washed Reed Hastings’s Coffee Cups. The Leadership Lesson Stuck
Great bosses roll up their sleeves and keep their eyes on the big picture.
A Fatal Incident Has Put Six Flags’ Leadership to the Test. Every Business Can Learn From It
In a crisis, actions speak louder than press releases.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe Says Physical AI Will Have Its ‘Science Fiction’ Moment by 2030
Speaking at the Inc. 5000 Conference & Gala, Scaringe said that transformative changes in robotics are set to happen soon.
Workers Aren’t Driving Employer Health Costs. 90 Percent of the Increase Came From Prices
Workers used just 2 percent more medical care, but employers paid nearly 19 percent more. New data reveals where the money went.
Chick-fil-A Posted Nearly $24 Billion in Sales Last Year. Its CEO Still Won’t Reveal the Secret Behind Its Best-Selling Entrée
Branding experts say the mystery surrounding the chain’s closely guarded recipe reinforces customer loyalty.
California Just Gave Workers 3 New Rights. One Redefines Who Counts as Family
California’s latest workplace laws recognize chosen family, protect personal expression, and require employers to confront hate speech.
Humm Kombucha Promises Zero Sugar. A New Lawsuit Alleges Its Labels Are Misleading
The case targets allulose, a sweetener that has become the focus of a growing labeling fight.
He Studied Neuroscience. Now He’s Using AI to Help Businesses Navigate Risk
From brain science to business intelligence, this founder is connecting the dots.
Trump Just Suspended Microsoft From a Green Card Program. The Bigger Target Is Tech Hiring
Microsoft’s clash with the Trump administration could reshape how tech companies recruit highly skilled workers from abroad.
Shane Gillis’s SNL Joke Sparked Massive Backlash. Why Outrage Is a Dangerous Business Strategy
From SNL’s total silence to viral outrage. Why chasing cheap attention is trading the only asset a business can’t quickly rebuild: trust.
Why New York City Is Suing This Popular Online Car Shopping Platform
‘When you’re a company that is employing an AI chatbot, you are responsible for the output of that chatbot,’ the DCWP commissioner says.
Diego and Natalia Boneta Refuse to Let the Business Come Between Them
The brother-and-sister co-founders say the key to working together is knowing when to separate. Giving each other space has made both the business and their personal relationship stronger.
Why Founders Are Taking Their Marketing Offline in an AI-Saturated World
AI can make content. Can it make a connection?
Mattel Chose Roger Lynch as CEO. The Real Lesson Starts Long Before the Job Opens
Every seat is an audition for the next one.
An Alleged Spy Device Was Hidden at OpenAI. Check This Overlooked Spot in Your Office Today
OpenAI says it found ‘a sophisticated recording device.’ It’s a reminder to conduct a careful cybersecurity audit.
What John Deere’s 200-Year Evolution Reveals About Building a Brand That Lasts
From green paint court battles to self-driving tractors and the future of autonomous agriculture. Inside the strategy of selling work, not just equipment.
He Built California Pizza Kitchen. Then He Lost Control of His Company
A bigger empire isn’t always a better business.
Maybe Diet Coke Isn’t Bad for You After All: Inside the Landmark 2-Year Weight Loss Study
Adults who drank artificially sweetened beverages lost as much weight as water drinkers, with no evidence of increased appetite or metabolic harm.
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