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As a Night Owl myself, I don’t particularly like this.

The NHL tried to cash in on Heated Rivalry and Off Campus with romance audiobooks about real players. Fans saw right through it.

Biohacker Bryan Johnson is an extreme case, but interest in longevity is becoming more mainstream. Businesses are capitalizing on it.

The company has been celebrating the massive success of Caitlin Clark’s shoe launch at the same time it’s laying off more people.

The former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has a surprising media diet. An expert says it may be a healthy approach.

The founder says she wired money from her savings hours after her daughter was born to keep the business afloat. It just filed for bankruptcy.

Steering enterprise prospects to smaller plans seems counterintuitive, but it doubled Anthropic’s pipeline opportunity rate.

AI should reduce the total amount of work, not transfer the burden of checking and correcting it to someone else.

Under Prelude Growth Partners’ ownership, the health-conscious snack brand MadeGood grew net sales by 2.5x in four years.

From 3D packaging rights to sponsorship maps, M&A counsel Alexa Steinberg breaks down how founder-led brands protect their equity.

From 3D packaging rights to sponsorship maps, M&A counsel Alexa Steinberg breaks down how founder-led brands protect their equity.

The entertainment industry, she argues, is “the least dangerous of all the threats that AI brings.”

Nike CEO Elliott Hill is cutting Jordan supply to fix slumping sales. But a 50-year-old psychology experiment shows why scarcity alone won’t rebuild demand.

Both OpenAI and Anthropic have introduced compliance features intended to let people know if AI wrote the text.

The actor says the experiences led him to cut popular tech products from his everyday life. He isn’t the only one expressing concern about their risks.

Snips CEO Or Ben Shimon breaks down how to translate meaning, protect emotional truth, and give audiences a reason to return.

Snips CEO Or Ben Shimon breaks down how to translate meaning, protect emotional truth, and give audiences a reason to return.

Vito Glazers offers a simple entrepreneurial lesson: Identify the problem, understand the audience and build the solution.

By the time something goes wrong, the agent has real power over real decisions and nobody can quite explain how it got there.

Kwon, who has a new cookbook based on the store her father founded, loves stories of perseverance, like the 90s pop stars of her youth.