1 Big Customer Can Create False Product-Market Fit. 4 Questions Reveal the Trap

09/01/26 6:00 AM

Ricky and Emily had fallen into what I call the ‘false’ product-market fit trap. They landed one large customer, but couldn’t replicate the deal with similar customers.

15 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Bet on Tim Cook’s Competence. It Paid Off to the Tune of $4 Trillion

08/31/26 6:41 PM

Tim Cook’s era at Apple is coming to a close. Here’s how his impact will be remembered—and what John Ternus needs to tackle first.

20 Years Ago, BlackBerry Ruled the Smartphone Market. Now It’s Depending on a $950 Million Product That Has Nothing to Do With Phones.

08/31/26 6:20 PM

BlackBerry is exploring two new markets in an effort to stay relevant.

A Nantucket Store Faced Backlash Over Its ‘No Influencers’ Sign. Now It’s Selling 600 Copies

08/31/26 7:28 PM

Four Winds Craft Guild turned backlash into a new product line. Hundreds of handmade copies of its controversial “No Influencers” sign are now up for sale. Not everyone is pleased.

AG1’s Biggest Growth Move Wasn’t a New Product. It Was Dropping ‘Athletic Greens’

09/01/26 5:00 AM

Before it became AG1, the company built a cult following among athletes and biohackers. Reaching everyone else required a broader identity.

AI Is Changing What Companies Should Look for in Talent. Here’s the Skill That Matters Most Now.

08/31/26 6:00 PM

Companies that hire and develop systems thinkers will build stronger workflows, create more leverage and raise the standard for performance.

AI Just Broke Vendor Lock-in. Here’s Why That’s a Big Opportunity for Small Businesses.

08/31/26 5:00 PM

Migrations used to be so painful that vendors could get lazy. Now AI does the grunt work, so you can negotiate harder and go after locked-in customers.

Airline Ticket Prices Jumped 20 Percent Year-Over-Year. An Industry CEO Says They’re Done Rising

09/01/26 12:53 PM

Airlines say fuel-driven fare hikes have peaked. However, that doesn’t mean that travelers should expect price cuts anytime soon. Here’s why.

Alexis Ohanian Says Martha Stewart Passes the 1 Trust Test Every Founder Should Know

08/31/26 7:49 PM

The Reddit co-founder recently shared his thoughts on the future of the internet and consumer trust. To him, the famed businesswoman embodies one crucial rule.

Amazon Allegedly Bid Against Its Own Advertisers for 7 Years, Costing Them More Than $20 Billion

08/31/26 5:48 PM

A federal complaint alleges Amazon inserted a “soft reserve” into seller ad auctions, raising prices while keeping advertisers in the dark.