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Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Your Org Chart Was Built for a Different Era. Research Shows 3 Ways Leaders Should Redesign It
New field research suggests traditional structures no longer match how work gets done. Learn where leaders can start making adjustments before attempting a complete overhaul.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Want to Meet Someone at the Airport Gate? After 25 Years, TSA Is Restoring Access at 13 Airports
The new program restores gate access for approved non-travelers for the first time in decades.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Terry Steiner Built a Global Entertainment Business by Serving a Market Hollywood Overlooked
The in-flight entertainment guru made her own lane in the industry by building on her relationships and betting on herself.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Your Best Salesperson Is the Customer You're About to Lose
Founders celebrate every new logo and route churn to a dashboard. The customer heading out the door knows something no one else in your company does.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Your Biggest Customers May Be Accidents. Audit the Revenue Before You Plan What Comes Next
Growth can turn accidental customers into a permanent market position. Trace every revenue line to learn which choices are strategic and repeatable.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

7 Simple Ways to Improve Your Life in 7 Short Days
The habits that make life richer usually have less to do with achievement and more to do with how intentionally you live it.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

A 6-Generation Cherry and Apple Giant Just Filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Growers Say It's Not an Isolated Case
The producer's likely buyer is backed by Washington public employees' retirement money, highlighting how outside capital is reshaping the state's struggling apple industry.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Harry and Meghan Stayed Silent. Here's Why Founders Pay a Silence Tax When They Wait to Explain a Major Decision
Keeping silent might seem like playing it safe, but information vacuums suck in storytellers who want to get indexed on Google.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Harry and Meghan Stayed Silent. Here's Why Founders Pay a ‘Silence Tax' When They Wait to Explain a Major Decision
Keeping silent might seem like playing it safe, but information vacuums suck in storytellers who want to get indexed on Google.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Grand Theft Auto VI Is Coming—and It Could Cost Businesses Billions in Lost Productivity
The November 19 release of the world's most popular video game has many employees already budgeting swaths of PTO to binge play, and some employers deciding to close shop when they do.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

What to Do When a Rejected Job Applicant Threatens to Badmouth Your Org
Alison Green offers actionable advice on handling vengeful job applicants, clients who constantly cancel, and stepping down from management.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

McDonald's CEO Says an Unlikely Group Is Turning to Happy Meals. Now the Chain Is Rethinking Its Strategy
CEO Chris Kempczinski says a recent consumer trend is changing the type of meals customers gravitate toward.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Jay Shetty Built His Schedule Around 1 Radical Rule
The entrepreneur and media founder uses a simple scheduling system to stay focused across writing, data, strategy, and the constant demands of running a business.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

27 Leaders on Managing People Who Know More Than They Do
How to lead through trust, clarity, and better questions.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The Most Important Decisions Are Made Before the Numbers Agree
Leaders recognize the symbols before the market does.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Jay Shetty Built His Schedule Around One Radical Rule
The entrepreneur and media founder uses a simple scheduling system to stay focused across writing, data, strategy, and the constant demands of running a business.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Data Earns Respect in Big-Box Retail
Understand the whole category, not just your product.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

My Simple Marketing Fix Worth $5 Million
How I went from a $2.6 million loss to a $5 million gain in 2 years



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The Scaling Trap Most Entrepreneurs Miss
You need systems in place so your talent doesn't need to recreate the wheel.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The CMO's Job Has Outgrown Marketing
How to think about the bigger-picture role and value that marketing can bring to growth and sales.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

When to Shift Your Service Offerings to Unlock Growth
At some point, your business will stabilize and need new customers or additional revenue.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

A Common Childhood Activity Is Linked to a Lasting Career Advantage for Women, a New Study Finds
A study of more than 9,500 people found that the lessons learned through one popular activity can shape confidence and career outcomes for decades.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Earnings Are So Strong That Stocks Keep Getting Cheaper Around the World
S&P 500 companies have reported absurd and record earnings this year.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

A Wellness-Focused Dating Startup Drew a 10,000-Person Waitlist. SoulCycle, Lifetime Fitness, and Dale Moss Are Backing Its Expansion
ATEAM has spent the summer turning fitness communities into real-world social networks. This week, it finally launches its app.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Successful Serial Entrepreneurs Share 4 Habits That Make Their Next Startup More Likely to Work
These aren't innate attributes—they're learned skills and boundaries.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Pink Chicken's Customers Outgrew Its Kids' Clothes. The Brand Grew With Them, Into an 8-Figure Business
The 20-year-old company expanded from kidswear into baby, teen, and women's categories by listening to the families already shopping it.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

This Dermatologist Built a $50 Million Skin Care Brand by Waiting 5 Years to Sell Anything
Dr. Muneeb Shah built an audience before he built Remedy, giving the skincare brand a foundation of trust and years of product research.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Take This Simple Challenge From a Psychology PhD to Be Less Stressed and More Productive
You know subtracting things from your schedule is a smart idea. Here's how to actually do it.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Kendall Jenner Joins Trip as the Calming-Drink Brand Heads Toward $200 Million in Revenue
Olivia Ferdi, co-founder and co-CEO of Trip, breaks down its ‘whirlwind' growth journey.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Nathan Fielder Got Unusual Access to Elizabeth Holmes Before Prison. Now His Documentary Is Almost Here
The comedian surprised a Telluride Film Festival audience with a first look at the film no one knew he was making over the past 3 years. ‘You Can See Everything' offers an intimate look at the Theranos founder's life before and after she went to prison for defrauding investors.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

Repetition Alone Doesn't Make Motor Learning Last. These Research-Backed Signals From the Body May Help
A new study suggests that stimulating nerve impulses may help the brain better retain recently learned motor skills.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

Imposter Syndrome Is Lying to You
Most experienced executives have that negative voice inside their head, but can move past it with this advice.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

What I've Learned Over a Career of Paying it Forward
Mentoring is a leadership mindset that can help the organization, in addition to the individuals.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

Rothy's Built a Billion-Dollar Brand. Now It's Reworking the Shoe That Put It on the Map
A decade after launching The Point, Rothy's is updating the best-seller—and using it to make a larger bet on long-term growth.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

The United App's New Feature Just Solved the Worst Thing About Catching a Connecting Flight
A new option in the United app could be key for passengers with short layovers and empty stomachs.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

How to Invest in Your Future as a Solo Entrepreneur
Small, low-pressure experiments can help you develop new skills, services, and income streams before your business depends on them.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

3 CEOs on Why Their Unlikely Majors Were the Best Choice for Careers in Business
Lyft's CEO says choosing a major in these areas "vaccinates you against irrelevance."



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

She Couldn't Hire the Talent Her Business Needed. So She Bought the Company That Had It
Hiring asks you to evaluate a story. An acquisition lets you examine financials, contracts, clients, and real performance.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

Adam Grant's Research Finds Bosses Who Want Everyone in the Office All Week May Be Narcissists,
It's really not about productivity.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

Adam Grant's Research Finds That Bosses Who Want Everyone in the Office All Week May Be Narcissists
It's really not about productivity.



Inc.com
Sep 07, 2026

This California City Has a New Alternative to Uber and Lyft: $3.50 Rides
Sunnyvale's new rideshare service pairs über-cheap fares ($1.75 for seniors!) with an all-electric fleet and average wait times of just 10 to 15 minutes. ‘We think people are really going to like it,' one official says.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

CDs Are Making an Unexpected Comeback. The Reason Isn't Just Nostalgia
Sales of the once-dormant format jumped nearly 60 percent in the first half of 2026, thanks to collectible K-pop albums, growing demand from younger consumers, and a retro-tech boom.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

The 6-Part Scorecard That Reveals Whether You're Actually Succeeding in Life
Wealth and achievement tell only part of the story. This six-part framework helps you evaluate relationships, impact, character, experiences, and more.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

The AI Talent War Is Heating Up, and Google DeepMind Is Feeling It
The best AI talent won't wait around for bureaucracy.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

AI Is Leaving the Screen and Changing the Physical World
Robots, factories, security: AI is going physical.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

I Made My Most Important AI Agent Take an Exam. It Failed
First teach it. Then test it. Then trust it.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

Memory Loss Is Not Always the First Sign of Dementia. Doctors Say to Watch for These 8 Eating Changes
Neurologists say certain changes tied to eating can signal cognitive decline—even when your memory remains intact.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

Sylvester Stallone Refused a Fortune for Rocky. The Reason Matters to Every Founder With a Vision
Before you chase success, define what it means.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

A New Employee Was Reprimanded for Drinking 1 Cup of Coffee a Day. An Expert Says the Drink Isn't the Real Problem
The incident sparked a debate about office culture, micromanagement, and making new hires feel welcome.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

Zapier CEO Wade Foster Built a ‘Robot Staff.' It Briefs Him, Challenges Him, and Drafts His Emails
From automated briefings to a seven-agent hiring council, Foster says his systems save him 2 hours a day and protect his attention.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

This Billionaire Had a Root Canal Without Novocaine to ‘See If He Was a Badass.' You Don't Have to Go Nearly That Far
Want to develop greater mental fortitude? Want to prove something to yourself? Small challenges work as well as crazy ones.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

The Biggest Mistake Founders Make Isn't Fundraising. It's Choosing the Wrong Incentive
From investor selection to product quality, a founder's core motivation often matters more than any growth strategy.



Inc.com
Sep 06, 2026

Founders Are Sending Bots to Their One-on-Ones in Their Place. Execs Call It a Management Failure
Four CMOs in one advisory practice haven't spoken to their founder in over a month. Here's what was lost. 



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Could Better Mental Health Start With the Gut? Scientists Found Specific Pathways to Test
A study of 61 healthy women found region-specific associations between microbial pathways, brain chemistry, anxiety, depression, and sleep quality.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

The Hidden Costs of Layoffs Are Bigger Than Most Companies Admit
When companies cut jobs, someone else gets the bill.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Great Leaders Don't Just Ask Questions. They Ask Better Ones
Want the truth? Ask a better question.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Your Employees' Money Stress Could Be Costing Your Business
Financial stress doesn't punch out at 5.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

The Most Dangerous Words on a Technical Team? ‘We're Aligned'
Speaking the same language is harder than it sounds.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Your Company Is Profitable. But Is It Thriving?
Your company can make money and still miss the mark.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Manufacturers Are Investing $150 Billion in New Technology. They Still Face 1 Major Obstacle
Research shows most manufacturers haven't been able to integrate new technology on a massive scale. An expert explains why.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

A Bad Review Can Hurt Your Business. But Is It Defamation?
Your business got roasted online. Now check the legal fine print.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

What Prepared Me to Advise Fortune 1000 Companies? A Childhood Defined by Instability
The experiences people want to leave behind can build judgment, adaptability, and resilience. Learn three ways to put those hidden strengths to work.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

A New Study Found That 2 Popular Sweeteners Changed the Gut. The Effects Were Still Visible 2 Generations Later
Two sweeteners altered gut bacteria, glucose regulation, and gene activity in mice. Some changes appeared in descendants that never consumers the additives.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Range Rover Just Showed Ferrari the Best Way to Design an Electric Vehicle
Range Rover spent about a decade developing an EV that looks like a regular Range Rover. Ferrari took a different road.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

5 Small Business Ideas You Can Start From Home
Your home address can double as the base for your small business with these five ideas for aspiring entrepreneurs.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

5 Weak Leadership Habits That Teach Good Employees to Stay Quiet, Wait, and Give Less
Want more influence as a leader? Stop the behaviors that make good people lose trust and eventually leave.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Full-Service Agencies Can Slow a Growing Consumer Brand. These 4 Problems Explain Why
The same agency structure that delivers polished campaigns can also create delays, extra layers, and creative compromises.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

Companies Keep Turning CEOs Into Thought Leaders. Research Says They're Not Always the Best Spokespeople
Instead of choosing spokespeople by seniority, start with the story you're trying to tell.



Inc.com
Sep 05, 2026

3 Ways To Trick Claude Into Doing Your Evil Bidding
Let's all remember what we're dealing with here, people



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Nvidia May Put $2.5 Billion Into Thinking Machines Lab, Valuing the Startup at $40 Billion
The potential deal would deepen Nvidia's ties to the fast-growing startup founded last year by former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati, underscoring the chipmaker's expanding influence across the AI industry.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Two Maryland Hospitals Are Investigating a Cyberattack as Some Patient Systems Remain Offline
Luminis Health has brought in legal counsel and outside cybersecurity experts but has not disclosed the cause or a restoration timeline.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

A Wedding Photography Company Took $750,000 From Couples. What They Want Most Isn't Their Money Back
The state of North Carolina is seeking $600,000 in restitution, $1.1 million in civil penalties, and a permanent injunction.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Could Doctors Predict Hair Loss Before Prescribing GLP-1 Drugs? Researchers See a Path
New research links higher GLP-1 receptor activity to male-pattern baldness, suggesting rapid weight loss may not be the only factor involved.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

A Pig's Kidney Saved This Man's Life. The Transplant Tech Behind It Could Save 90,000 More
The organ came from a Yucatan miniature pig named Wilma, and genetic editing helped make it possible.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Guinness Lost $277,000 Worth of Beer in a Heist. A Cargo-Theft Expert Says It Wasn't a Random Target
The Guinness heist is the latest in a string of thefts targeting beer, bourbon, candy, and other high-demand products.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Oura Is Going Public and There's 1 Surprising Revenue Stream Driving Its Mega-IPO
These are the big takeaways from Oura's S-1 filing before it starts trading on the Nasdaq.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Elon Musk Promised a ‘Storm of Cybercabs' in Texas. This Week's Launch Was Quiet and Musk-Less
Following the Cybercab event, NHTSA announced that it is investigating Tesla to ensure these autonomous vehicles meet safety standards.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Brands Are Measuring Social Influence Wrong. The Most Important Viewers May Never Click
Likes and comments are easy to report, but they can miss real influence. Learn which leading indicators help marketers prove attention to executives.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Gaël Monfils Played 201 Grand Slam Matches. Now He's Leaving Tennis for a Career in Finance
The French tennis star has signed on to work in wealth management for a Swiss company after years of studying finance between tournaments.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

3 Hikers Planned Their Climb With Google's Gemini. Then They Got Stranded on a Mountain
Millions use the new technology for travel planning. Real-world rescues are revealing the risks of blind trust.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

You Don't Have to Embrace AI or Boycott It. Ethical Advocates Say There's a Third Option
Rejecting every tool is not the only alternative to unquestioning adoption. Experts explain how informed choices can push the market toward better systems.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

You Don't Have to Embrace AI or Boycott It. Ethics Advocates Say There's a Third Option
Rejecting a tool is not the only alternative to unquestioning adoption. Experts explain how informed choices can push the market toward better systems.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Gloria Steinem's ‘Turtle Test' Is a Business Lesson Every Founder Needs to Learn
If you're wondering why your product isn't gaining traction, maybe you're providing solutions nobody needs.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Gloria Steinem's Turtle Test Is a Business Lesson Every Founder Needs to Learn
If you're wondering why your product isn't gaining traction, maybe you're providing solutions nobody needs.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

In 1963, Gloria Steinem Took the Assignment That Made Her Famous. She Later Regretted It
Her struggle offers a powerful lesson in authenticity.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Despite $4.25 Trillion in Tech Spending, Most AI Pilots Still Fail to Launch
Enterprise AI plans are subject to steep churn. That could become everyone's problem.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

A User Challenged Uber Support to Say ‘Potato.' Its Response Sparked New Scrutiny of the Company
A viral exchange reignited concerns of the technology that's powering many companies' customer-support processes.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Wonder Just Cut 7 Percent of Its Workforce. It Says the Reason Has Nothing to Do With Store Performance
The company says it is focusing its resources on expansion, automation, and streamlining decision-making processes.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Rick Steves Bought His 103-Year-Old Hometown Theater for $2 Million. He Says the Real Return Isn't Money
The travel enthusiast, founder, and philanthropist just bought a historic theater. The reason why may surprise you.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

3 Questions That Reveal Whether Your Startup Idea Will Sell
Most founders build their product and hope for sales. Here's what to do instead.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

A Descendant of the ‘Founding Father of Bourbon' Died. Now His Widow and Children Are Battling Over a $2.5 Million Inheritance
The dispute over Taylor Hay's estate centers on Scotland Farm, a 145-acre Kentucky property tied to his family's bourbon legacy.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

75% of Workers Say Projects Stall When a Key Colleague Takes PTO. That's a Leadership Problem
Teams need resiliency, not one indispensable employee.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

A Descendant of the Founding Father of Bourbon Died. Now His Widow and Children Are Battling Over a $2.5 Million Inheritance
The dispute over Taylor Hay's estate centers on Scotland Farm, a 145-acre Kentucky property tied to his family's bourbon legacy.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

75 Percent of Workers Say Projects Stall When a Key Colleague Takes PTO. That's a Leadership Problem
Teams need resiliency, not one indispensable employee.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

This CEO Borrows Leadership Strategy From Dungeons & Dragons: Set Guardrails, Not Routes
Designit CEO Keri Dawson says the same skills that make a great Dungeon Master also make a great business leader.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Want to Stop Dreaming and Start Doing? Why Successful People Always Use This Word
One small change that can turn an endless loop of planning into immediate action.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Toxic Leaders Can Infiltrate Any Company. The Warning Signs Often Appear During Hiring
Technical brilliance can mask serious leadership risk unless you know what to look for.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Ben Franklin's 200 Year Old Method Is Still the Best Way to Learn to Write
There's no sugarcoating it, Ben Franklin's method of learning to write is hard, but modern writers and scientists agree it works. 



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Business Awards Are a Visibility Play, Not a Vanity Metric. Judges Share What It Takes to Win
The right award can attract clients, investors, and talent. Experts explain which programs are worth entering—and how to improve your odds.



Inc.com
Sep 04, 2026

Ben Franklin's 200-Year-Old Secret to Becoming a Great Writer
There's no sugarcoating it, Ben Franklin's method of learning to write is hard, but modern writers and scientists agree it works. 



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