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According to a new survey of 900 summer interns at accounting firm KPMG, Gen Z has lofty aspirations.

Same-store sales jumped 8.5% last quarter, just as arch rival McDonald's admits its own sales growth has stalled.

Meta must pay $567 million that will go into a fund devoted to remedying a youth mental health crisis.

Discovery Loop wants to build AI that runs the experiments from idea to result, without a human in the loop

Malta is the smallest country in the EU, but it's become a big tax haven for U.S. companies.

It's all part of the media giant's new streaming strategy.

Here's how data-driven decision making helps startups scale with confidence.

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Eyebot co-founder and CEO Matthias Hofmann says growing demand for vision care and a shortage of optometrists create an opportunity to rethink routine vision tests.

Gheelish founder Darin Alpert shares the sales strategy, marketing and mindset that put his CPG company's products in thousands of stores.

Jill Parsons works 50 hours a week in a biomedical research lab, conducting studies with mice.

Platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini enable solopreneurs to thrive as AI reshapes how small businesses find customers.

Timed for National Root Beer Float Day, the stunt aims to break a world record while pushing new flavors and discounts at Baskin-Robbins.

At Indiana University, a group of undergraduates is managing real institutional money and pulling in returns most pros would envy.

Global expansion isn't about forcing one business model into new markets — it's about knowing what to audit before you cross the border, and what to rebuild once you get there.

McCall McPherson turned her own misdiagnosis into a mission and built Modern Thyroid Clinic into a nationwide telehealth network that is changing how thyroid disease is measured, treated, and believed.

Can AI run a profitable business and oversee human employees? A new experiment put the technology to the test.

This wasn't the moonshot Elon Musk was hoping for.

Customer expectations have fundamentally changed, and small businesses that fail to respond instantly risk losing revenue to faster competitors.

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CEO Chris Kempczinski blamed inconsistent execution and a pullback in digital deals. The chain also named a new head of its US business.

Hundreds of universities are trying to bring in more students by admitting them before they even submit an application.

Whatnot lets users bid on trading cards, sneakers and secondhand fashion in fast-paced live auctions. Some can't stop.

The sale came one day after Amazon shares hit an all-time high and pushed the company's market value above $3 trillion.

Apple is so flooded with AI-generated bug reports that it capped how many researchers can submit. Some cybersecurity companies are concerned.

Gen Z increasingly chooses to stay home instead of go on dates, and more than half say this is the reason why.

Luminar Neo gives you quick AI edits for the tedious work that takes pro designers hours.

Colleges are adding degree programs in this emerging field.

Brothers Chris and Tim Vanderhook, whose company bought Myspace in 2011, confirmed in a documentary that they plan to bring it back.

Hundreds of millions of SpaceX shares that have been off-limits since the IPO become tradable for the first time. That's not great news.