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New research reveals a surprising disconnect between managers and employees—and why the human side of leadership matters more than ever.

He’s ignored our repeated requests to stop.

In today’s attention economy, a big splash can deliver quick wins. The key is doing the work to make those wins last.

A little more activity can lead to longer periods of restorative sleep.

A study of more than 277,000 adults found that loneliness and social isolation carry different health risks, requiring potentially different solutions.

Psychologists agree with Branson about the best way to weather dark and difficult times. It’s not positive thinking.

Owen Zidar, co-author of the book founders can’t stop talking about, “The Everywhere Millionaire,” sat down with Inc. to mine the largest-ever dataset on entrepreneurs.

Two of the operator’s stores once ranked among Crumbl’s stronger performers. The franchisee just filed for bankruptcy.

You could look backwards for a lifetime without adding materially to your decision-making ability.

The S&P 500 is up 118 percent as it enters its fifth year.

If people are that willing to ditch their pro software tools, you might be doing something wrong.

Three longtime CEOs compared Gen Z, older workers, hiring, and tech’s deep talent bench. Their shared standard for candidates was strikingly basic.

After fraud allegations, a Chapter 11 filing, and the sale of all assets to another company, the dispute over a Washington, D.C., coffee chain ended with a lawsuit’s dismissal and a confidential settlement.

BNPL now shapes affordability, product choice, refunds, and trust. Leaders need to treat financing as part of the offer, not a final checkout step.

As Whole Foods, Aldi, and Trader Joe’s expand across New Jersey, the iconic regional grocer is shrinking after decades of shifting ownership.

Premium-priced convenience brands survive budget cuts by delivering certainty. Use this three-question test to see whether your company can become a default.

Here’s how to protect yourself against this novel and rapidly growing cyberthreat.

Rapid expansion and aggressive corporate lease guarantees pushed the franchisor into Chapter 11 reorganization.

The private equity firm’s voluntary policy will void existing agreements and prohibit new ones across hundreds of its portfolio companies.

New research reveals that relying on your phone to store information triggers the same neural pathways as deliberate forgetting, weakening your brain’s natural memory retention.