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Apple Is Beating Every Magnificent 7 Stock. It’s Not Winning the Spending Race
Apple is spending a sliver of what its peers pour into AI.
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An NBA Championship Coach Uses AI Every Day. His Reason Is Surprisingly Simple
Joe Mazzulla coaches the Celtics, but Claude helps coach his thinking.
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Seattle’s First Bourbon Distillery Won Gold. Now It’s in Bankruptcy
The Seattle distillery, which is known for its all-female production team, plans to keep making whiskey as it restructures under Chapter 11.
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Jennifer Garner’s Once Upon a Farm Stock Plunged 37 Percent After a Recall. The Bigger Risk Isn’t on Wall Street
The food brand went public in February. Now experts say it must reassure consumers that its products are safe.
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Superhuman Spent a Decade Building a Better Email App. Now You Don’t Have to Use It
The company is bringing AI tools directly to Gmail and Outlook, without needing a separate app.
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Want People to Stop Booking Unnecessary Meetings? Don’t Start by Saying No
You can protect your calendar without seeming dismissive. Alison Green explains how to redirect unnecessary meeting requests to email first.
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Holiday Shoppers Plan to Spend More at Small Businesses. Many Owners Overlook 1 Key Priority
A new survey found consumers are increasingly turning toward small businesses this holiday season. An economist says owners should focus on these key areas.
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This Startup Offers Robot Workers Beginning at Only $14 an Hour. There’s Just 1 Catch
Tutor Intelligence announced a $75 million Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz. Here’s what their bots can do.
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The Dark Side of Cheerful Workplaces
When leaders expect employees to be happy, they may discourage the honesty needed to build trust.
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Gen Z Can’t Get a Job—They’re Looking in the Wrong Places
Sure, become a plumber. But also consider the white-collar jobs AI is creating.
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The Importance of Finding the Perfect Cofounder
Choose someone who balances your skills.
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I Asked an M&A Advisor Why 2026 Deals Keep Dying. His Nuanced Answers Surprised Me
Should you sell your business now, or wait? An M&A insider breaks down the real forces—beyond interest rates—stalling deals and shifting valuations.
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Apple Just Had a Record Quarter While Everyone Else Is on an AI Spending Spree
Apple’s earnings contained mixed results, but the more interesting story is how it compares to its rivals.
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The Founder of Undercover Snacks on Why She Sold a Majority Stake to Mondelez
The family behind the quinoa-based snack company says Mondelez offers the resources to accelerate growth while letting the business operate independently.
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Health Premiums Rose 5 Percent. Workers’ Family Contributions Jumped Nearly Twice as Fast
Workers now pay an average of $7,471 a year toward family coverage, further eroding wage gains as employers shift more health costs their way.
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Let’s Get Positive! Here Are 5 Business Things To Be Happy About
In a world of general business sadness and madness, let’s talk about gladness.
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Nvidia’s Agentic Systems Have Joined the Search for Extraterrestrial Life. Can It Help Solve This 1 Tricky Problem?
Even the search for little green men is getting a boost from agentic AI. Nvidia is collaborating with the SETI Institute and Breakthrough Listen.
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Her Nursing Bra Made $146,000 in 4 Hours. The Breakthrough Wasn’t New Technology
The Little Milk Bar is a nursing and postpartum brand whose flagship product, the Allie bra, has sold more than 93,000 units to date.
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Why the Best Growth Move for Your Small Business Right Now May Be to Stop Expanding
Hunkering down and holding on tight to what you have is often the best way to survive a hurricane.
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31 Percent of Workers Would Switch Jobs for GLP-1 Coverage. Employers Are Starting to Notice
As GLP-1 use rises, coverage is becoming a powerful recruiting and retention tool, forcing employers to weigh drug costs against the price of losing talent.