A Carnegie Mellon Study Found Claude Picked Pricier Flights for Wealthy Users. The Gap Was Nearly $200
New research found that leading AI models pushed wealthier users toward more expensive flights, insurance plans, and graduate programs, even
As Companies Embrace AI, Efficiency Brings New Risks
Leaders must prepare for the vulnerabilities AI creates for their business.
Jake Plummer Says Customers Don’t Understand Mushrooms. He’s Trying to Change That.
After his NFL career, Plummer co-founded Umbo around functional mushrooms. Now he says the company’s biggest hurdle is educating customers
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.
After the $110 Billion Merger, Skydance Has One Big Question to Answer
Two Hollywood giants just became one. What stays?
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.
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.
The Average Stock in the Market Is Now Getting Crushed
The equal-weight S&P 500 is lagging dramatically against the benchmark index.