Why McLaren Didn’t Include a Reverse Gear on Its $255,400 Plug-in Hybrid Supercar Hybrids are hot right now (EVs less so). McLaren is focused on keeping them agile.
Bad HR Isn’t the Real Problem. CEOs Who Blame HR for Their Decisions Are Your HR team may enforce unpopular policies, but the CEO hired its leaders, approved its direction, and holds final responsibility.
I’m Stuck Leading a Sinking Ship. What Should I Do? Inc.’s Ethics columnist tackles a depressing workplace question.
Your Next Brand Collaboration Needs A Better Reason For Existing Than ‘Publicity’ From Angel Reese’s candy-colored sneaker to reworked J.Crew classics, here’s what the smartest collabs have in common.
Scarlett Johansson Faces Down Evil in First Trailer for The Exorcist: Martyrs: Watch Writer/director Mike Flanagan has taken a hiatus from adapting the works of Stephen King for The Exorcist: Martyrs, and this
Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Concert Following Bomb Threat: Report Ella Langley has cancelled her concert scheduled for this evening (Friday, October 9th) at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
I Refused to Borrow Money for My Business. Changing My Mind Is How I Built a Multi-Million Dollar Exit How a simple line of credit smoothed service cash flow, funded expansion, and eventually delivered an acquisition price impossible on
San Francisco’s First No Phones Party Revealed What Tech Can’t Automate Founders and creators put down their phones for three hours at the height of SF Tech Week.
Micro1’s $1 Billion Bet Isn’t on Better Models. It’s on Your Company’s Data The AI startup says businesses can turn years of operational intelligence into a new revenue stream.
Souplantation Closed Every Restaurant in 2020. Now It’s Coming Back—but Not Because Buffets Are Booming The soup-and-salad buffet is staging a comeback. It attributed its return to one factor.