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What does a 19-cent Bic pen have in common with Hermès? Learn why consumer brands need to stop selling benefits and start romancing the production story.

Three studies offer different answers on game-based ADHD treatment, from improved attention scores to results that were no better than a control game.

Retailers can tailor prices using your data, location, and shopping behavior. Consumer advocates recommend six practical ways to find a better deal.

The owner said the customer’s digital footprint helped the restaurant identify him after he fled the scene. The incident highlights a larger issue with influencer culture.

By teaching future competitors, experts say the Peet’s founder allowed his philosophy of quality to travel further than his company.

Hate networking events? You’re not alone. These startup ideas play to the natural strengths of introverts.

Schools are weighing the cost of maintaining Chromebooks versus leasing MacBook Neos. Here’s how it all adds up.

Author Ben Meer’s Life Engine Audit shows leaders where to focus before an overlooked problem begins affecting everything else.

Inc.’s Ethics columnist weighs in on a tough workplace situation.

A new Bain & Company forecast shows how holiday shopping habits will shift in 2026.

‘There was not a single model that was as diverse as just doing a Google search.’

Franchisees say August was the worst month in company history as traffic and sales tumble. An expert says it highlights a larger issue.

In an Instagram Q&A with Interview Magazine, the 25-year-old influencer Alix Earle said she’s never read a book. Here’s why founders should take notice.

The Neuralink executive shared private messages between her and Musk on X in an announcement of their split.

Experts say the incident underscores the work that still needs to be done. Questions remain about the co-owner’s stake in the business.

When looking for an unlikely brand collaboration, it pays to find a fellow hometown hero.

The fight between Factory AI and Cognition highlights growing tensions in Silicon Valley’s AI talent wars.

How does a company like Apple reconcile privacy with home surveillance? The answer may be a clever use of AI.

A Monster survey finds job seekers are downplaying experience, accomplishments, and titles because they fear being rejected as overqualified.