David Bowie’s Shelved 1978 Concert Film Stage Will Be Remounted as Immersive Live Show
Stage, an unreleased 1978 David Bowie concert film, will be remounted as an immersive, multi-screen live show premiering in Berlin
Companies Think Agents Will Save Time. Anthropic’s Employees Found 7 New Costs
Anthropic’s internal data shows agents are multiplying output, management work, and attention costs. Seven findings reveal what leaders must redesign.
Sarah Friar Says Leading Companies Have More Than Tripled Their AI Advantage. The Rest Aren’t Catching Up
Sarah Friar on what’s actually separating the leaders — and why she thinks the distance is about to grow.
Argentina’s Dillom Announces First-Ever US Tour in Support of Acclaimed Album La Nueva Violencia
Argentine musician Dillom has announced his first-ever US tour, with eight shows scheduled for May 2027 in support of his
AI Changed the Game of Selling, and Most Companies Missed the Memo
Here’s how agile companies and startups can cash in on it.
Dollar General Faces an FTC Suit Over Deceptive Prices. The Company Says the Case Doesn’t Add Up
The FTC and 20 states are suing Dollar General for allegedly using different prices on shelves than at the register.
Fabien Reille Says Founders Have to Keep Replacing Themselves as the Company Grows
Inc. 5000 honoree Fabien Reille started by borrowing his wife’s car, putting a ladder on top, and knocking on doors
Meek Mill Announces “Dream Chasers Nights” Tour
Meek Mill has announced “Dream Chasers Night,” a six-date run of headlining shows taking place this fall. The run kicks
The Best Hiring Committees Have 4 Clear Rules—and Only 1 Person Makes the Final Call
Learn the four rules that keep interview feedback focused, reduce groupthink, and leave one person accountable for making the final
Fawn Weaver Lost Her Bid to Halt an Uncle Nearest Sale. 1 Timing Problem Hurt Her Case
A federal judge denied the founder’s request to stop a potential sale while she appeals the whiskey company’s receivership.