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2 Georgia Gas Stations Cut Prices to 97 Cents. Then Police Had to Step In

10/14/26 11:12 AM

Gas prices are rising across the country. That wasn’t the case in Georgia.

5 Things You May Not Know About Chris Spencer, 2026 Host Of BLACK ENTERPRISE’s XCEL Summit For Men

10/11/26 5:46 PM

Here are five things you may not know about this year's XCEL Summit host.

7 Black Social Media Influencers Who Advocate For Breast Cancer Awareness

10/12/26 4:30 PM

Black influencers and advocates are working to destigmatize survivorship, promote earlier detection, and fund communities in need.

A Grocery Giant Shut Down Its Websites After a Cyberattack. The Stores Are Still Open

10/14/26 2:00 PM

The grocer says it has no evidence so far that customer or associate data was taken.

A Miami Entrepreneur Built an Office Like a Vegas Resort. He Says Employees Don’t Want to Leave

10/13/26 3:17 PM

At Class X, Robert Rivani is betting that amenities designed to save workers time can make businesses more productive.

A New Study Shows Good Friends Make You Healthier (and Live Longer): How Loneliness Impacts Physical and Mental Health

10/14/26 7:58 AM

A major new study suggests feeling lonely or socially isolated can cut years of healthy life, especially in terms of mental health.

After a $1.95 Billion Sale, Allison Ellsworth Is Launching Jetty. It Won’t Compete With Poppi

10/13/26 3:42 PM

The Poppi co-founder is using social media to build an audience ahead of launch day. The strategy seems to be working.

Anthropic Researchers Warn That Self-Replicating Worms Could Infest These Kinds of Smart Devices

10/14/26 1:28 PM

An AI model like this ‘would be challenging to shut down,’ Anthropic says.

Better Messaging Only Gets You So Far. Before You Change Your Marketing, Learn From Your Customers’ Complaints.

10/13/26 6:30 PM

Better messaging can't repair a bad customer experience. Sometimes the smartest marketing move is solving the problem behind the complaints.

Bosses Think Sending ‘Hey’ Is Polite. Employees Often Assume the Worst

10/14/26 8:21 AM

A vague instant message from the boss may be intended as polite, but the workplace habit known as hey hanging can leave employees fearing the worst.

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