Wonder’s Marc Lore Says Restaurants Are ‘Software.’ Now He Wants Anyone to Build One
At this year’s Inc. 5000 Conference and Gala, the serial entrepreneur described his long-term vision for Wonder.
Chick-fil-A Is Launching Its First New Sauce in 10 Years. Here’s Why It’s a Smart Business Move
The family-owned fast-food giant is giving its signature sauce a spicy makeover, tapping into a growing restaurant industry trend.
Manhattan’s Newest Steakhouse Offers $150 Caviar and Profits for Employees. The Reason Isn’t Just Retention
At Romy, even the chef and sommeliers are partners who have equity in the business.
Bon Jovi Announces 2027 Tour Dates
Bon Jovi have expanded their “Forever Tour” with a new run of stadium shows in 2027, including dates in North
Tax Treatment of Selling Trading Cards (Are They Collectibles?)
A reader writes in, asking: “I recently sold some old Magic the Gathering cards for a considerable sum of money.
As New CEO, You Must Outgrow the Job That Got You There
Behaviors that make someone successful before becoming CEO can become constraints in the new role.
America Is Open for Business
So why does running one feel so expensive?
AI Doom or Pre-IPO PR Stunt?
Risk management through governance is an immediate priority
21 Leaders Share What It Takes to Earn AI Search Citations
Why authority, consistency, original research, and useful content outperform shortcuts.
Sony and Universal ask court to force Suno investor Lightspeed to testify about the ‘legal risk of training data’
The labels made their case in a filing in Boston federal court last Tuesday (October 13), opposing Lightspeed’s motion to