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Half of Top-Selling Supplements Don’t Contain What’s on the Label. This Company Has a Solution.
SuppCo is launching an independent certification program that anonymously tests supplements and publishes all results.
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Amazon Wants to Be Your First Stop for Health Questions —Here’s What Its New AI Assistant Does
Health AI now appears inside Amazon’s website and mobile app, helping users sort through dozens of everyday health concerns and what to do next.
Thought Leaders
I Thought My Gen Z Co-Worker Was Disrespectful Until I Realized I Was Being a Boomer
Cross-generational communication breakdowns are costing companies $62 billion annually. Here's how to bridge the age gap.
Business News
Flying Cars Could Hit the Skies as Soon as This Summer: ‘It’s Not Science Fiction’
Eight states in the U.S. have been selected for a three-year pilot program that will allow aircraft models to transport passengers and cargo.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
YouTube’s New Tool Lets Politicians Hunt Down AI Deepfakes of Themselves — Before They Go Viral
The technology launched last year for 4 million YouTube creators and is now expanding to a pilot group of government officials and candidates.
Business News
Exxon Just Decided to Ditch New Jersey for Texas. Here’s the Real Reason Why.
The move would make Exxon the latest high-profile company to move to the Lone Star State.
Business News
Do You Have ‘Brain Fry’? A New Study Says This Everyday Technology Is Causing It
Over half of Americans use the technology that's prompting the phenomenon.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Small-Business Owners Are Getting Less Optimistic About Sales. The Latest Numbers Show Why.
The NFIB optimism index fell 0.5 percentage points to 98.8 in February.
Business News
AI Data Centers Are Chugging Our Water at an Alarming Rate
A new study shows U.S. facilities could require up to 1.45 billion gallons per day of new peak capacity. Who will bear the cost?
Business News
Apple Has to Postpone Its Smart Home Display Because Siri Still Isn’t Ready
The device was originally planned for spring 2025 but keeps getting pushed back due to AI issues.
Business News
When Steve Jobs Stepped Down From Apple, He Advised Tim Cook to Never Ask Himself This One Question
Cook said that Apple’s contentious meetings date back to “the creation of the company.”
By Sherin Shibu
Entrepreneurs
When Health Gurus Fail, How Do You Know Who to Trust?
At a time of fallen gurus and growing distrust in wellness. Health is wealth, and that wealth is currently at risk.
Business News
A ‘Silver Tsunami’ Is Coming for Small Businesses — and Millions of Jobs, Say Experts
Over two million small businesses nationwide have owners nearing retirement age.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Live Nation Just Reached a Settlement in Its Antitrust Case. Here’s What Changes for Concertgoers.
The Justice Department sued Live Nation in 2024, accusing the concert giant of operating an illegal monopoly that stifles competition and drives up ticket prices.
Business News
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Has an Unusual Way of Giving Away Her Billions
Jeff Bezos' ex has donated over $26 billion in ways that are 'rewriting philanthropy.'
Business News
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai Could Earn $692 Million — But Only If He Hits These Targets
Pichai, who is already a billionaire, could become one of the highest-paid executives in global tech.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
This Company Buys and Resells Unclaimed Airport Luggage — You Won’t Believe What People Leave Behind
Unclaimed Baggage's latest haul includes samurai swords, a $35,000 Rolex, a robot, and a taxidermy deer.
Business News
Uber and Lyft Got Pricier Last Year — Here’s How Riders Responded
Average ride-hailing fares increased by nearly 10% last year.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
These Two Young Billionaires Run Rival Betting Sites and Despise Each Other
Kalshi's Tarek Mansour and Polymarket's Shayne Coplan are waging a bitter feud that's shaping the future of online betting.
Business News
Greg Abel Is Berkshire’s CEO Now — But He Still Has a Warren Buffett Habit
Greg Abel took over as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway earlier this year, replacing Warren Buffett, who held the post for over 60 years.
By Sherin Shibu
Business Operations & Logistics
You Are Working Harder for Less. Why Payment Disputes Are Worth Less Than Ever
Disputes are growing faster than payments, getting smaller, more automated and more costly to manage, forcing merchants to work harder to protect shrinking revenue.
By Monica Eaton
Business News
MrBeast Acquired an App to ‘Gamify’ Finance for Teens. Some Are Worried.
The YouTube star bought Step, a financial app with 7 million teen users, and plans to introduce crypto trading.
Business News
HeartRock Partners, Alec Shankman’s Creator-Focused Firm, Closes Seven-Figure Investment Round
The infusion gives the business capital to scale its vision in the creator and consumer-product space.
By Sherin Shibu
Business News
Want to Work at One of the World’s Biggest Tech Companies? Here Are the Top Traits its CTO Looks For in New Hires
From direct communication to adaptability, here are the key qualities to develop.
By Sherin Shibu
Marketing
This Awkward McDonald’s CEO Video Sparked a Fast Food War with Burger King and Wendy’s
Chris Kempczinski's cringe Big Arch burger video went viral, causing Burger King and Wendy's to respond with their own CEO videos.
Business News
Workers Are Draining Their Retirement Accounts at Record Rates. Here’s Why.
Six percent of workers raided their 401(k)s last year, up from 2% before the pandemic, Vanguard data shows.
Business News
Tucker Carlson’s Nicotine Pouch Truck Got Hijacked. He’s Offering $100K to Find It.
The stolen truck was carrying 378,000 tins of limited-edition ALP "Drifters" worth millions, according to the company.