Corporate Line Cutting Is Killing Your Culture. Most Leaders Don’t See It Office politics shouldn’t come with a fast pass.
McDonald’s Just Walked Away From a 32-Year Sponsorship. Your Business Has One You Should Cut Too The company dropped a three-decade tradition the moment the returns stopped justifying it, and there’s a line in your budget
The ‘Less But Better’ Strategy Behind Barefaced’s $200 Million Business In the race for more, Barefaced is taking a step back and growing.
Anthropic Just Filed for a Historic IPO, Revealing an $80 Billion Loss in the First Half of the Year Anthropic’s S-1 shows that its reported revenues were $16.3 billion in the first half of 2025. It’s targeting a $2
Jack Osbourne Accepts Blame for Backlash to Ozzy Osbourne AI Digital Avatar: “My Own Fault” Jack Osbourne has accepted the blame for the initial backlash to the news of an Ozzy Osbourne AI-driven digital avatar.
Tedeschi Trucks Band Announce 2027 Residency at Beacon Theatre Tedeschi Trucks Band have announced details for their next residency at New York’s Beacon Theatre. The 2027 run spans 10
My Co-Worker Hung a Bloody Head Over Our Desks. Is This Normal Office Halloween Decor? And two other tricky workplace dilemmas.
Chipotle’s Latest Investment Isn’t In Burritos. But It Could Change How They’re Made The chain is backing a Chicago startup that uses microbes to turn crop waste into nutrients, helping farmers cut costs
Nikki Sixx: Vince Neil Has “Taken a Lot of Bricks in the Face” for His Live Vocals Mötley Crüe bassist Nikki Sixx is defending the band’s singer, Vince Neil, over criticism the latter has faced for his
A Major Wendy’s Franchisee Is Selling 42 Restaurants. The $18.6 Million Deal Won’t Solve Its Biggest Problem The $18.6 million transaction could help Meritage pay overdue royalties. The bankrupt operator still faces a steep financial climb.