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Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Home Depot Unveiled Gen AI for Customers. It's Already Working Overtime
Here's how the retailer has capitalized on its Magic Apron tool.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

AT&T Cut Half Its Workforce. Founders Should Copy 1 Move and Avoid Another
Poor company culture and leadership can tank strategy.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Higgsfield Just Raised $400 Million at a $5.4 Billion Valuation. 1 Key Shift Explains Why
The video-generation startup quadrupled its valuation in eight months as enterprise demand helped push annualized revenue from roughly $20 million to $700 million.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

TV Had Near-Perfect Product-Market Fit. Then the Industry Made It Hard to Watch Again
How did such a great product turn into such a mind-numbing experience?



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Apple's Next AirPods May Have Cameras. Your Office Isn't Ready for the Privacy Implications
A new video suggests AirPods with cameras in them are coming soon. Could they open the door for IP theft?



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The US Open's Honey Deuce Will Remain at $23 in 2026. That's Not the Surprising Number
Despite surging demand, the tournament's signature cocktail will stay at $23. As the USTA looks to cash in on record revenue from the fan-favorite drink, top players are still waiting for a prize-money announcement.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Baltimore Ravens Spent $489 Million Rebuilding Their Stadium. The Standout Upgrade Isn't for Football
When the NFL season starts in just a few weeks, Ravens fans will cheer on their team in a stadium full of new upgrades. Some of them may be surprising.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Best Ad Buy in San Francisco Right Now Is a Cup of Coffee
The Corgi Cafe charges a low four-figure monthly fee for menu placement. Nearby billboards can cost as much as $250,000.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

5 Leadership Skills That Matter Most in the Age of AI
The best leaders in this era can adapt, learn, and continue improving, while putting people first.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

OpenAI's New ‘ChatGPT for Teens' Includes Parental Controls—but There's a Catch
Most teens already use chatbots. OpenAI's new ChatGPT for Teens introduces important guardrails.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Ferrero Is Buying Purely Elizabeth for $850 Million. Its Founder Could Walk Away With $400 Million
Ferrero Group is acquiring the nutritionist's health food brand in a megadeal that expands the Nutella company's footprint in the better-for-you aisle. Founder Elizabeth Stein will remain CEO.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

I Left Teaching to Start a Business. The Hardest Part Wasn't Finding New Customers
There are five things to start thinking about when contemplating a career change before you pull the trigger.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Costco Has a 92 Percent Renewal Rate. Now It's Testing Whether That Loyalty Can Sell Medicare
The warehouse giant is betting its famously loyal membership base can give it an edge in a market some of America's biggest insurers are retreating from.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

He Fired 900 People Over Zoom and Was Later Ousted by Better's Board. Now He Wants Back In
Vishal Garg, the former CEO of Better Home & Finance Holding Company, went viral in 2021 for a mass firing. He just lost his own job.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos Are Teaming Up with Big Pharma to Supercharge AI-Empowered Drug Discovery
The billionaires have joined forces to resume development of LIFE-001, an organ transplant drug



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

They Built and Sold Companies. Now They're Making a Business Out of Helping Founders Connect
Only 2 percent of applicants make the cut for this group, dedicated to making entrepreneurship less lonely.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Difference Between Self-Doubt and Lack of Ambition
Your people need support and to be asked twice.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Tyson Closed Its 2,495-Worker Beef Plant Within a Day. Now Its Pay Plan Faces WARN Scrutiny
A law firm is investigating whether keeping over 2,000 workers employed and compensated for exactly 60 days after most work stopped complies with federal WARN Act requirements.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

A Quiet Workforce Isn't a Happy One. Leaders Need to Ask 3 Questions Before It's Too Late
Employee engagement isn't optional, it's an important leadership signal.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Spotify's Co-Founder Is Launching a $499 Body Scan. 350,000 People Are Already on the Wait List
Neko Health's first U.S. location opens in New York City in late September. Here's what it offers.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Meat Sales Are Falling. Beef Is the Exception— Even After Prices Jumped 14 Percent
Beef stood out in a weak month for the meat department. Some attribute the surge to recent food recalls.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

American Airlines Cut Seatback Screens in 2017, Citing Weight and Expenses. Now It's Bringing Them Back
New American aircraft arriving in 2028 will feature seatback screens, Bluetooth audio, and more premium options.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Meta's Biggest Risk in Losing Today's Case Isn't the $1.4 Trillion at Stake. It's What a Judge Could Do to Its Apps
While the financial ask behind a loss could be enormous, experts say the trial's biggest consequence may be a fundamental redesign of the social media experience.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Real Wages Are Falling Again—Here's Why a Massive Turnover Wave is Brewing
With inflation outpacing pay growth for four consecutive months, employers face a quiet retention crisis—and a growing risk of mass defections once the job market thaws.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Maker's Mark Is Launching Its Oldest Cellar Aged Bourbon Yet as Kentucky Sits on 17.1 Million Aging Barrels
The cask-strength release blends 11-, 12-, and 14-year-old bourbon. The move comes as Kentucky distillers work through softer demand and aging inventory.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Maker's Mark Is Launching Its Oldest Cellar-Aged Bourbon Yet as Kentucky Sits on 17.1 Million Aging Barrels
The cask-strength release blends 11-, 12-, and 14-year-old bourbon. The move comes as Kentucky distillers work through softer demand and aging inventory.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Moe's Southwest Grill Is Closing More Locations: See a List of Doomed Restaurants After Franchise Bankruptcy
A large operator for the fast casual dining chain is seeking to end the leases for 16 restaurants, some of which have already closed. Here's the list.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Glassdoor's Best CEOs Ranking Shows Why Trust Matters More Than Technology
Your team doesn't need another algorithm. It needs a leader.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Alphabet's $205 Billion Spending Plan Tests a Leadership Trap That Has Doomed Many Companies
The company is pouring billions into AI infrastructure. Will it fall victim to the sunk-cost fallacy?



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Alphabet's $205 Billion Spending Plan Tests a Leadership Trap That Has Sunk Smarter Companies
The company is sinking billions into AI infrastructure, but it's keeping a close eye on escalating commitments.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Alphabet's $205-Billion Spending Plan Tests a Leadership Trap That Has Doomed Many Companies
The company is pouring billions into AI infrastructure. Will it fall victim to the sunk-cost fallacy?



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

A Family Hotel Business Got $100 Million in Loans After Defaults. DOJ Says It Hid Who Was in Control
Prosecutors allege the Sheths concealed who controlled distressed properties and used new financing to pay off old debts.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

A Family Hotel Business Got $100 Million in Loans After Defaults. The DOJ Says It Hid Who Was in Control
Prosecutors allege the Sheth family concealed who controlled distressed properties and used new financing to pay off old debts.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Should Job Candidates Get to Interview Your Employees?
Want job applicants to hear candid evaluations of your management style? Here's how to offer reverse references the right way.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Should Job Candidates Get to Interview Your Ex-Employees?
Offering job applicants "reverse references" sounds like a transparent hiring move—until it backfires. Here's how to navigate the risk.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Google Paid $10 Million for Spirit Airlines' Data. It Isn't Getting 97.5 Million Passenger Profiles
Experts say the massive data set serves as a blueprint for how companies operate. Google says it will use the information to train its AI models.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Walmart's Gains Are Coming From Wealthier Shoppers. That Says More Than Retail Sales
Consumer barometers are increasingly a gauge of equity investors.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Rebel Creamery's Bankruptcy Filing Came 2 Weeks After a $23.8 Million Verdict. Experts See a Strategy
A federal court found the keto ice cream company intentionally infringed Van Leeuwen's trade dress. Legal experts see a larger plan behind the business's recent bankruptcy filing.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Rebel Creamery's Bankruptcy Filing Came 2 Weeks After a $23.8-Million Verdict. Experts See a Strategy
A federal court found the keto ice cream company intentionally infringed Van Leeuwen's trade dress. Legal experts see a larger plan behind the business's recent bankruptcy filing.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

24 Student Workers Say This Green-Tech Startup Owes Them Wages. New York City Just Paid It Nearly $18,000
Nalane hired another student cohort after workers sued over alleged unpaid wages. Its founder later admitted the funding to pay the new hires had not been confirmed.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Mark Cuban Wants to Challenge the Way We Define Entrepreneurial Success
His new 10-part YouTube series takes a look at a different kind of entrepreneur than ‘Shark Tank.'



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

24 Ways Leaders Stay Ahead of Market Changes
Early signals, customer insight, and adapting before the shift



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Your Brand Is No Longer What You Say About Yourself
AI is exposing the gap between what companies say about themselves and what the market can actually verify.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Jeff Bezos Says Make Decisions Before You Have ‘Enough' Information. If You Want to Be Happier, Science Says He's Right
Bezos may or may not be right about his 70 percent rule, but research shows he's onto something where future happiness is concerned.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

6 Side Hustles You Can Do on TikTok
A haircare business founder turned her TikTok side hustle into a $269 million business. Here are some side hustles with room to become full-time businesses.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

American High Turned a $2,000 Social Comedy Into a Netflix Deal. Hollywood Should Pay Attention
Jeremy Garelick's American High is testing whether sketches, comments, and owned sets can create a cheaper path from social video to Netflix.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Brands Used to Learn an Ad Failed After the Backlash. Now, They Can Test the Reaction First
It's much smarter to avoid the potholes than to get a great deal on the tow truck that pulls you out of the ditch.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Generative AI Is Over, In Case That Wasn't Clear
The world has moved on, including in the way we measure productivity. Spoiler Alert: It's no longer about volume.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Want to See How People Will Respond to Your Ad? Now, You Can
It's much smarter to avoid the potholes than to get a great deal on the tow truck that pulls you out of the ditch.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Warren Buffett Said 1 Career Plan Is Like ‘Saving Up Sex for Your Old Age.' Here's What He Meant
Buffett's classic career advice is a reminder that building the perfect résumé means little if you keep postponing the work you actually want to do.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Warren Buffett Said One Career Plan Is Like ‘Saving Up Sex for Your Old Age.' Here's What He Meant
Warren Buffett's classic career advice is a reminder that building the perfect résumé means little if you keep postponing the work you actually want to do.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Unlikely Hobby Gen Z Is Obsessed With—and Why Psychologists Are Thrilled
A surprising new trend has young people ditching their screens for binoculars, and neuroscientists say it could actually slow down brain aging.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Unlikely Hobby Gen-Z Is Obsessed With—and Why Psychologists Are Thrilled
A surprising new trend has young people ditching their screens for binoculars, and neuroscientists say it could actually slow down brain aging.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Facebook Banned Flex Ads as ‘Sexual' Content. A Decade Later, It Owns 88 Percent of Its Category
The menstrual disc and cup brand coupled an innovative product with accessible education to win over customers.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

A 13-Year-Old Golfer Couldn't Find Clothes That Fit. Now Her Brand Is Nearing $1 Million in Sales
Featherie's Kate Korngold breaks down how she turned a gap in the golf apparel market into a fast-growing business.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Poppi's Founder Got Thousands of Job Applicants From 1 Short Video. The Hack Is Helping Her Hire—and Save Money
Allison Ellsworth sold Poppi for nearly $2 billion last year. Now she's mining TikTok and Instagram to recruit for her next act.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

The Best Brand Video Right Now Is a Founder Talking Into a Phone, Not a Polished Ad
If your audience can't see the person behind the brand, they'll keep scrolling.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

Most Founders Ask Customers What They Want. These 5 Questions Reveal What They Actually Need
Most customers can't accurately predict what they'll buy. These five questions uncover the behaviors, workarounds, and trade-offs that reveal real product demand.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

A Sports Handicapper Called Justin Gaethje's White House Upset. His Rule: Don't Pick With Your Heart
After calling Justin Gaethje's upset, Zach Hirsch explains why smart predictions require memory, experience, discipline, and one bias-killing rule.



Inc.com
Aug 18, 2026

LinkedIn Says Women Hold Just 13 Percent of Top AI Roles. That's Becoming a Business Risk
A new LinkedIn report points to a gender gap that could leave companies building AI products users don't want or trust.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Stripe's $7 Billion Acquisition Reveals the AI Opportunity Hiding in Plain Sight
Forget the model. Own the gateway.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Coca-Cola and Tinder Just Rebranded. Should Your Company Do The Same?
Brand positioning expert Beatrice Gutknecht says most small-to-midsized business rebrands are like "lipstick on a pig." Do this instead.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Miami's Startup Pitch Isn't Just Sunshine Anymore. It's Access to CEOs, Capital, and Customers
Florida's Gold Coast Tech Accelerator is helping startups land capital, customers, partners, and relocation plans as Miami builds its founder network.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

52 Percent of Workers Hesitate to Admit Using AI. Leaders May Be Teaching Them to Hide It
The contradiction creates shadow AI and makes preventable mistakes harder to catch.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Mom's Organic Market Banned Masks for Employees to Improve Customer Interactions. Now Workers Are Threatening to Quit
Maryland-based grocer Mom's Organic Market just banned medical face masks for workers. Employees are pushing back.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Decaf Coffee Has Always Been an Afterthought. Stephen Bruner Thinks That's Its Biggest Advantage
Corkcicle co-founder Stephen Bruner wants Heist to do for decaf coffee what Athletic Brewing did for non-alcoholic beer. That vision has won over one of Grün's earliest backers.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

The Justice Department Is Investigating Andreessen Horowitz. The Issue Is 2 Board Seats at Competing Data Companies
A16z once classified the companies in separate corners of the data market. Their growing overlap is putting a common VC practice under antitrust scrutiny.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Amazon Is Buying Up Older Books and Destroying Them After Scanning. The Orders Go Back to 2024
An AirTag traced a roughly 1,000-book order to an Amazon scanning operation. Inc. found unusual shipments were reaching the same Las Vegas warehouse back in 2024.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Update Your Mac Now: Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Flaw to Mine Crypto
Apple has already released patches for the vulnerability. Crypto mining may just be the tip of the iceberg.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

A Private Jet Company Cut Quotes From Hours to Seconds. Its Technology Advantage Was 30 Years Old
The company was sitting on a goldmine, and yours could be, too,



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Lovable Just Reached a $13.3 Billion Valuation. Investors Are Betting It Can Be More Than a Software Builder
In less than a year, the startup doubled its valuation. Demand for AI-powered software creation continues to grow.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

The World Cup Added $83 Million to Boston's Economy. Now the City May Let Bars Stay Open Later
After a summer of lucrative partying, city officials hope the state will change its the liquor laws to let bars stay open until 3 a.m.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

New SpaceX Filings Reveal 7 Major Investors. None Come Close to Elon Musk's 48.4 Percent Stake
Alphabet, Fidelity, and Nvidia are among SpaceX's biggest disclosed investors. Another 319 million shares become eligible for sale Thursday.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Ferrari's Hated EV Just Became the Most Expensive New Car Ever Sold at Auction
A collector paid $40 million for ‘Chassis 0' of the Ferrari Luce. Whether or not the vehicle is successful is another story.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Your Career Will Change. What Will Stay With You?
The best career investment might be yourself.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

In Just 1 Word, Anthropic's CEO Admitted Why Everyone Hates Tech Companies Right Now
Dario Amodei is aware that people aren't crazy about companies like his, and he says he knows exactly what to do about it.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Cancer Changed This Founder's Definition of Success
Vanessa Rissetto kept fundraising through chemotherapy and radiation. She says the experience completely changed how she thinks about ambition, family, and leadership.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

New Study Finds Children With More Screen Time Didn't Score Worse on Cognitive Tests. They Scored Better
A Finnish study that tracked children for eight years found that higher cumulative screen time was linked to stronger cognitive processing in adolescence.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

This Confusing Small Business Rule Is Finally Gone—For Now
After years of confusion, the Trump Administration has permanently scrapped a rule requiring millions of companies to disclose their owners to the government.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

This Confusing Small-Business Rule Is Finally Gone—for Now
After years of confusion, the Trump Administration has permanently scrapped a rule requiring millions of companies to disclose their owners to the government.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

OpenAI Wants ChatGPT to Learn How You Work. Its New Mac Feature Raises Privacy Questions
OpenAI says the feature boosts productivity. Critics warn it could build behavioral profiles.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

MTV Just Turned 45. Its Co-Founder Says 1 Hiring Rule Made the Channel a Success
Tom Freston was 33, deep in debt, and had never worked in television. At MTV, that was the qualification.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

New FDA Recall Targets a Popular Granola Over Salmonella Fears. It Was Sold Nationwide for Months
The recall traces back to a single ingredient supplier and affects two specific lots that were sold nationwide.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

New Jersey's Kids Code Rejects Age Checks. It Puts the Burden on Platforms Instead
New Jersey's Kids Code bans targeted ads to minors, raises privacy defaults, and avoids the age-verification fights facing other internet laws.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

A Malibu Seller Is Accepting Startup Shares for a Luxury Home. The Deal Comes With 1 Tax Catch
A homeowner is trying a new strategy: courting founders and investors whose wealth remains locked in private company shares.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Why Nearly Half of U.S. Businesses Are Suddenly Ditching Big Pharmacy Managers
Driven by hidden markups and rising drug costs, employers are quietly shifting to smaller alternatives to protect their bottom lines.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

She Gave Up Her Retirement to Build a Better Answer to Hunger
From peanuts and leftovers to a mission built on dignity.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

58 Percent of Gen-Zers Want a Housing Market Crash. Experts Say Lower Prices Still Wouldn't Make Homes Affordable
A new survey found many young Americans see a downturn as their only potential path to homeownership. Experts say that's not the case.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Gen Z Was Called Lazy. Now They're Starting Businesses at a Faster Pace
Forget the 9-to-5. Gen Z is going solo.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Gen-Zers Were Called Lazy. Now They're Starting Businesses at a Faster Pace
Forget the 9-to-5. Gen-Z is going solo.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Warren Buffett, Richard Branson, and Satya Nadella Feel Their Hobbies Make Them More Successful. Science Says They're Right
Focused, relentless, and always grinding? Research shows that approach may work against you if you hope to achieve lasting success.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Stocks Haven't Been This Expensive Since the Dot-Com Boom but That Doesn't Mean AI Is Another Bubble
The classic bubble indicators are imperfect indicators for a new-age market.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Stocks Haven't Been This Expensive Since the Dot-Com Boom, but That Doesn't Mean AI Is Another Bubble
The classic bubble indicators are imperfect indicators for a new-age market.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

American Airlines Changed Passengers' Flights Without Asking. Its System Reportedly Had No Human Oversight
As more carriers look to integrate AI into their operating systems, experts warn that these cases could be part of a larger issue.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

The Marketing Lesson Hidden in Trevor Noah and Alex Cooper's Questions for the Google Pixel Team
Customers don't buy specs. They buy solutions.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

The Google Pixel Lesson Hidden in Trevor Noah and Alex Cooper's Questions
Customers don't buy specs. They buy solutions.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Exclusive: SoftBank Is Investing $200 Million in Autonomous Construction Startup Gravis Robotics
‘You press play, the machine will drive itself to the start and essentially do that entire job without intervention,' the Gravis CEO says.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

‘Was I Out of Line?' Why Giving Your Admin a ‘Buffer' Can Backfire
Offering cover to a younger employee seems helpful—until it erodes their confidence and authority. Here's how to support your team without overstepping.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

‘Was I Out of Line?' Why Giving Your Admin a Buffer Can Backfire
Offering cover to a younger employee seems helpful—until it erodes their confidence and authority.



Inc.com
Aug 17, 2026

Tom Brady Just Built Another Superteam. This Time, He's Not Playing Quarterback
CardVault announced an unusually impressive group of new strategic investors.



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