Google Is Pausing a Lucrative Bounty Hunter Program. The Reason Points to a Weakness With Using AI
Google temporarily suspended its open-source software vulnerability reward program due to a rise in “automated submissions.”
Ikea’s Trucks Have Hauled 1,300 Loads. Now They’ll Run This 219-Mile Route Without a Driver
The retailer hopes its autonomous trucks can lower costs, boost safety, and speed up deliveries.
Most Companies Train Managers Once. Gallup Says the Best Develop These 3 Habits Every Day
Gallup research points to a surprisingly simple formula for creating more engaged, high-performing teams.
Three New Batman LEGO Sets Announced, Including Insane Joker Comic Cover Art and Batman Returns Batmobile
LEGO has unveiled a trio of new Batman sets, including two new Batmobiles and an incredibly sick Joker wall art
‘Gilmore Girls’ Was Never TV’s Biggest Hit. Its Enduring Appeal Shows How Brands Can Became More Valuable With Age
More than two decades after its debut, Gilmore Girls demonstrates how a distinctive brand, loyal audience and smart distribution can
Slayyyter Announces New Album wor$t man in america
Slayyyter has announced wor$t man in america, a companion album to this year’s WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA, arriving December 4th
True Food Kitchen Raised $100 Million. Bankruptcy Exposed the Cost Problem Money Couldn’t Fix
True Food Kitchen is closing 12 restaurants after filing for bankruptcy. Here’s what its restructuring means for the 34 locations
This Creator Is Charging Up to $1,000 for Ad Space on Her Wall. Major Brands Want In
Your brand’s next ad buy might just be an influencer’s physical property.
Paramount–Warner Bros. Deal: What Hollywood Can Learn From a 200-Employee RV Acquisition in Indiana
A Hollywood megadeal can take lessons from a much smaller acquisition in Elkhart, Indiana about communication, trust, and what to
Leslie’s Poolmart Filed for Bankruptcy and Is Closing 76 Stores. But Its CEO Says It’s ‘Here to Stay’
The pool-supply chain plans to eliminate $685 million in debt as lenders take control. It blames high prices and short-term