Publix Is Closing More Stores in 2026: See Updated List of Doomed Locations
A retail developer explains why starting over can beat renovating, especially when grocers need modern systems, pickup staging, and redesigned access points.
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The Best Book You’ll Read This Year if You Want to Be More Successful (and a Lot Less Stressed)
Ben Meer’s new book, ‘How to Be Good at Life,’ is the perfect guide to building the life you want to live.
MLS Had Years to Prepare for the World Cup. Here’s What It Learned About Making Attention Last
Attention gets you noticed. What you do next gets you remembered.
Quince Wants to Follow Amazon’s Playbook. Its Platform Could Transform It Into a Tech Giant.
Quince topped $1 billion in revenue and reached a $10 billion valuation by cutting out stores, warehouses, and much of the guesswork of traditional retail. Now it wants investors to see the technology behind the bargain cashmere.
Wellness Real Estate has Empty World-Class Amenities
The wellness economy keeps investing in buildings but can’t fill them. The missing piece is human.
The Myth of the SaaS Apocalypse
AI has a different role than traditional software: confident guesswork versus repeatability
She Launched a Swimwear Side Hustle With $300 and Turned It Into a 7-Figure Exit
Jessica Liao Mayers launched Slate Swim at age 21. Now, after selling the business, she’s already working on her next company.
A Kitchen Accident Sparked Clio. Now the $100 Million Snack Brand Has a New Majority Owner
Stride Consumer Partners acquired a majority stake in the refrigerated Greek yogurt bar maker.
Jeff Bezos Used a ‘Regret Minimization Framework’ to Start Amazon. I Used It to Run for Office and Lose. It Was Still the Right Call
Here’s what the framework actually teaches, and what Bezos didn’t mention.
Apple Intelligence Comes With a Very Annoying Feature. How to Turn It Off
Writing tools is just another example of tech companies trying to make sure you don’t miss out on their AI features.
The Stock Market’s Worst Midterm-Year Stretch May Be Over. History Points to What Comes Next
Silvia Insights found the S&P 500 averages 31 percent in the 12 months after a midterm-year low.
Resumes Don’t Reveal Who Can Do the Job. These 5 Assessment Rules Do
The right candidate assessment reveals what resumes and interviews miss, without wasting applicants’ time or creating another hiring barrier.
Carnival’s Parent Company Just Posted Record Revenue. Cruise Fares Barely Explain It
Carnival Corporation’s growth proves just how powerful reaching the “second wallet” can be.
Science Just Revealed the Worst Way to Eat a Meal (And You Probably Do It Every Day)
Eating the exact same meal alone is less healthy than eating it with other people, new research warns.
11 Years Ago Today, McDonald’s Made a Very Big Change. Here’s the Key Lesson to Learn
Utah Approved the First Autonomous Prescription System. It Starts With Acne, but 3 Conditions Could Follow
Nolla Health’s app can issue acne prescriptions within minutes. Its Utah pilot could provide a blueprint for expanding autonomous treatment.
A Woman Treated Claude Like a Private Diary. Then Her Messages Were Sent to Police
The case underscores a new reality: conversations with AI platforms may not stay private.
A Hilton and Marriott Hotel Operator Raised $86 Million. The SEC Says It Misled More Than 2,000 Investors
Phoenix American Hospitality and 16 affiliated companies filed for bankruptcy. They face fraud allegations and an investor class-action lawsuit.
Costco’s Fresh-Food Sales Are Surging. Its CFO Says 1 Unexpected Department Grew More Than 100 Percent
One department lead sales growth through fiscal 2026, giving Costco a high-appeal reason to bring members into stores and encourage additional purchases.
ChatGPT Creates 3 Billion Images a Week. Now Ads Are About to Enter the Picture
OpenAI is offering new options for advertisers and new ways to track if their ads are working.
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