A Customer Saw Different Prices at McDonald’s. His Lawsuit Against the Company Hinges on 1 Thing He Can’t See
A customer alleges that McDonald’s pricing platform uses data from its franchise system to raise U.S. menu prices.
Stord Secures $400 Million And Wants to Be Bigger Than Amazon
Stord is about to cross $1 billion in revenue. The buzzy logistics star is just getting started.
This Former Exec Uses Substack for Her LinkedIn Audience—and Beats Algorithm Drops
LinkedIn builds top-of-funnel discovery, but email lists ensure long-term retention. Inside the dual-platform strategy built for algorithm shifts.
After the $110 Billion Merger, Skydance Has One Big Question to Answer
Two Hollywood giants just became one. What stays?
The Customer Isn’t Always Right. Sometimes Great Managers Tell Them to Leave
After a Massachusetts ice cream shop defended its young workers in a profane viral post, it offered managers a lesson:
Want to Talk About Your Success Without Sounding Conceited? Use These 3 Tactics
Staying silent can hide your value, but bragging can alienate people. An executive coach offers a better approach.
Steve Jobs in Exile
The popular story of Steve Jobs is that he co-founded Apple, was pushed out, wandered through a failed venture called
The Average Stock in the Market Is Now Getting Crushed
The equal-weight S&P 500 is lagging dramatically against the benchmark index.
Why Your Team Is Frustrated—And How to Fix Your Decision-Making Process
Are you the bottleneck in your own company? Use this 5-step framework to delegate decisions, empower your teams, and escape
New Study: Women Aren’t Less Confident Than Men, They’re More Correct
A new study in the Journal of Political Economy turns the gender confidence gap on its head: women aren’t less