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52 Percent of Employees Are Thinking About a New Job. Leaders Still Have 4 Ways to Make Them Stay

09/23/26 1:30 PM

Employees don’t just quit managers. New data shows what they’re really leaving

82 Percent of Companies Are Building Pay Transparency Systems. Only 11 Percent Have Fully Implemented Them

09/23/26 1:39 PM

A new survey finds that while most companies are working toward greater pay transparency, few have the systems and trained managers needed to answer employees’ questions.

A $70 Million Deal Collapse Nearly Broke Him. Now, This 7-Time Inc. 5000 Founder Is Building an ‘AI-Proof’ Empire on a Farm

09/23/26 3:49 PM

When hyper-automated marketing funnels broke down, and a life-changing exit evaporated overnight, Ryan Levesque rejected the digital race to the bottom and chose to return to what’s real and lasting.

A New York City Bakery’s $60 Loaf Went Viral. Then a Grocery Giant Made Its Move

09/23/26 11:38 AM

As people lined up for a coveted product, one grocery store saw a marketing opportunity.

A Researcher Who Studies Teens and Tech Explains Why Social Media Bans Backfire (And What We Should Do Instead)

09/23/26 4:00 AM

Why is Australia’s social media ban a flop, and what should we try instead? An expert who’s been studying teens and tech for 30 years has ideas. 

Andreessen Horowitz Is Launching a $42 Million School With No Grades, Tests, or Degrees

09/23/26 9:27 AM

Instead of building a traditional academic environment, the venture capital firm says the school will enable students to start their own companies.

Apple’s Next Health Wearable May Look Nothing Like an Apple Watch

09/23/26 9:39 AM

The tech giant is reportedly developing a screen-less fitness tracker to compete with Oura and Whoop.

AriZona Iced Tea Co-Founder Fired His Assistant After 23 Years. Now He’s Suing Her Over a Home She Says He Promised Her

09/23/26 2:37 PM

Fay Pratt says billionaire John Ferolito promised to transfer the house to her. His lawsuit says she lost the right to live there when he fired her.

Arthur Smith Built ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ and ‘American Ninja Warrior’ Into Lasting Franchises. He Credits 6 Core Principles

09/23/26 2:30 PM

25 years in, his production company has made over 200 television shows by sticking to what made it successful.

Business Costs Are Increasing, and Unions Are Not Helping. Here’s What Employers Need to Know.

09/23/26 6:00 PM

Running a business is more expensive than ever, and there is no end in sight for rising costs.

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