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Socially Powerful surveys 300+ enterprise FMCG marketers in the UK and US, and finds the giants know exactly what they’re losing — and are mostly not changing. LONDON, July 23, 2026 — Ask a marketer at a billion-dollar consumer goods company whether smaller rivals move faster than they do, and seven in ten will tell […]

The incident shook AI researchers across the industry.

Lower music, dimmed screens, less stimulation. Sephora joins Walmart, Target and AMC in a growing accessibility trend.

PR only works if you treat it like a relationship you invest in consistently, not a transaction you request occasionally.

Padel courts have grown from 227 to 1,000 in three years, and everyone from fashion execs and coffee founders want in.

It's reportedly the first lawsuit of its kind, raising hard questions about who's liable when AI gives bad health advice.

AI-powered chatbots can help take your business to new heights as long as you follow these rules.

A new advisory and intelligence firm brings AI-powered market analytics and end-to-end services to laundromat business owners and investors nationwide. NEW YORK, July 23, 2026 — LRE Advisors is the first laundromat advisory and intelligence firm in the United States. The firm brings proprietary AI-powered market intelligence, geospatial analytics and integrated store launch services to […]

The gap is not technical — it is experiential, built through reps of educating imperfect systems on how your business actually works, and it compounds every week you wait.

Artificial intelligence can help write a clean business plan, but it doesn’t create conviction. Here’s how to bridge the gap.

Growth exposes every weakness in how you operate — here are the four principles I return to whenever the business starts to feel out of control.

As AI speeds up financial analysis and valuation turns private, don't overlook innovative companies before prices reflect their potential.

Most founders treat their domain like a marketing asset when it should be locked down like banking access and production credentials.

If you keep getting fired, it’s worth reflecting before you pursue your next role. Here are five honest questions to ask yourself.

After growing up with a family legacy in sports betting, Jordan Rothstein is building SmackTok around community, creators and game day

He built boxing's biggest news site and sold it to a public company. Now Rick Reeno is doing it again with a magazine that has been around since 1922.

Biologist, "Shark Week" host and film producer Forrest Galante on saving the world and building a thriving business at the same time.

Mobile pet grooming company surpasses 28,000 dogs groomed in the first half of 2026 as it expands its owner-operator network HOUSTON (July 22, 2026) – Lucky Dog Mobile Groomers, a fast-growing mobile pet grooming company that delivers professional, one-on-one care directly to customers’ driveways, reported strong growth during the first half of 2026. From January […]

Here's why execution fixes fail after they start working.

Dimon looks for a particular characteristic when promoting people to a “big job.”

This operating system is built for productivity and security.

Most founders pick their business structure in an afternoon and never think about it again. That one decision can quietly cost them millions at exit.

Inside the rise of competency-based education and what it means for today's learners.

These companies have launched multiple initiatives to lure back shoppers, from lower prices to protein infusions — but none have worked.

Lineage CEO Eric Beach breaks down the guiding principles behind his company’s family-first, entrepreneur-friendly AI offering, Bishop.

Before running a $5 million senior care franchise, Rick Cseak toured 29 countries as a singer in the Air Force's entertainment group.

James Patten helped inflate a tiny deli's value by 939% in a stock manipulation scheme. Now he's going to the Big House for it.

I still use health wearables and cold plunge — but they come second. Foundations first, gadgets second. Most of us have that backwards.

A new program called Apple Upgrade launches July 28, replacing the company's own financing plans with a Klarna-backed lease.

There's a nationwide shortage of referees and umpires, and the pay is better than most people would think.