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Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Planning to Sell Your Company? Ask These 5 Technology Questions Before a Buyer Does
Review ownership, key-person dependencies, legacy systems, security testing, and scalability a full 12 to 24 months before a potential transaction.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Is Sugar Really the Biggest Risk to Your Health? A 30-Year Study Linked This Ingredient to More Heart Attacks and Strokes
A study of 17,710 people found that those with higher blood levels of a common sweetener were at increased risk of a major cardiovascular event.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Lean Teams Can Drive More Profitable Growth
Inc. 5000 honoree Natasha Miller explains how painful pandemic layoffs pushed her to build around a smaller core team, trusted freelancers, and a more flexible model that made the company more efficient and profitable.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

AI's Biggest Efficiency Risk is Training
AI workforce readiness could signal risk for employers as new data shows nearly half of employees are being left to "figure out" AI on their own



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

High Performers, Take a Breath
Executives spend years learning strategy, finance, and leadership, but a growing body of research suggests we should also learn how to regulate ourselves.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

The Run-of-Show is the Best Management Tool You're not Using
A minute-by-minute plan turns your highest-stakes days from chaos into choreography.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Tim Cook Steps Down After Fueling a 2,200 Percent Rally for Apple
Apple compounded revenue at 7.8 percent a year from fiscal 2012 to fiscal 2025.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Intermittent Fasting, ‘Grazing,' or OMAD? Science Says Meal Frequency Has No Impact on Appetite or Overall Health
Research shows meal frequency has no impact on the underlying causes of weight loss or gain.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Apple Didn't Need a Keynote. Its Brand Ambassadors Did the Marketing Instead
Why pay for advertising when your customers can do it for you?



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

CEOs Are Training Workers on AI. This Fortune 500 Company Says That's Only Half the Job
The more AI does, the more human skills matter.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

As AI Fills the Internet With Content, Founders Are Becoming a Brand's Edge
The old playbook of pouring money into Meta and Google is losing effectiveness. Here's what's taking its place.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

Nike and Hims & Hers Solved a DTC Problem That Still Slows Most Brands Down With 1 Leadership Fix
The next evolution of DTC may not be a new channel or technology. It may be a new seat in the C-suite.



Inc.com
Sep 02, 2026

The Next Wave of Business Growth Won't Come From AI Software Alone. It Will Reshape Real-World Operations
The early AI era is over. The established AI "brain" is about to get a "body."



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Demand for 1 Leadership Skill Just Spiked 350 Percent in a Year, Report Finds
Companies are pushing AI transformation without permanently expanding headcount.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Could Probiotics Improve GLP-1 Treatment? This Living Drug Responds to Blood Sugar
Researchers engineered a probiotic to sense glucose spikes and release GLP-1 on demand. It worked in diabetic mice and monkeys, but human trials remain ahead.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

The Price of a Business Coach Changes With 3 Things Most Founders Cannot See
Coaching quotes can differ dramatically because advisers price for potential profit, client fit, capacity, and the company's ability to change now.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

McKesson Supplies 1 in 3 Hospital Prescriptions. Now It's Responding to a Cyberattack Linked to 284 Million Records
Experts say the wide scope of the healthcare supplier makes it a particularly attractive target for criminals.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Certainty Is a Trap. Strong Leaders Set an Evidence Threshold and Make Reversible Bets
Four practical questions help leaders weigh incomplete evidence, set a threshold for action, and revise decisions responsibly as new facts emerge.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

A Stroke Patient's AI Receptionist Failure is a Wake-Up Call to Businesses
The story showed how technology can fail patients, but also risks teaching the wrong lesson.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Think Your Liver Heals After You Stop Drinking? Researchers Just Identified a Major Exception
Alcohol-related inflammation can disrupt a key function of the liver. However, researchers recently identified a pathway that could help restore the repair process.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Satya Nadella Changed Microsoft by Letting Go of the Mental Model That Built Its Success
Experience brings valuable lessons, but context determines whether they still apply. Strong leaders seek perspectives that challenge their assumptions.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

How AI Anxiety and Job Insecurity Are Rewriting Gen Z's Dating Rules
A new Hily survey reveals a third of Gen Zers won't date someone building AI tools that replace human workers—proving job security is becoming the ultimate dealbreaker.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

How AI Anxiety and Job Insecurity Are Rewriting Gen-Z's Dating Rules
A new Hily survey reveals a third of Gen-Zers won't date someone building AI tools that replace human workers—proving job security is becoming the ultimate dealbreaker.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

The Distillery Behind the World's Most Admired Whiskey Once Went Bankrupt. Now It Can't Stop Winning
The Kentucky distillery dominated the global ranking, earning nearly three times as many votes as the runner-up.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Ernst & Young Is Paying $100 Million in Bonuses for Skills That AI Can't Replace
Forget tokenmaxxing: EY is rewarding employees who demonstrate traits such as judgment and flexibility.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Volition America Founder Had a ‘Patriotic Awakening.' Now, His Sports Apparel Business Supports Veteran Families
The entrepreneur says his business isn't red or blue, but "red, white, and blue."



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Why Medical Marijuana Is Secretly Saving Companies Millions in Lost Productivity
A new study reveals medical cannabis access drops health-related work absences by 6.9 percent, especially in physically demanding industries like manufacturing.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

MapQuest Refused to Rename Lake Ontario. Then 500,000 People Downloaded the App in 5 Days
Downloads for the navigation system spiked as users rallied behind MapQuest's decision to keep the lake's historic name.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

A Tumor Threatened His Sight. Surgeons Used a New Tool to Remove It in a World-First Brain Surgery
During a history-making operation in London, new technology helped neurosurgeons avoid critical structures and protect a patient's vision.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Visa Is Rolling Out New Scam Detection Tech. It's Already Prevented $460 Million in Losses in the U.K. Alone
The new fraud detection system from Visa is ‘invisible to the customer.' Here's what it does.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Why Dyson Is Betting You'll Pay $500 for an AI-Camera Toothbrush
The Dyson CameraJet runs on 16 million lines of code and can shoot a jet of mouth rinse into a gap in your teeth.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Nancy Twine Says Premium Hair Care Doesn't Need $60 Products. Her New Brand Starts at $18
The founder behind Briogeo is betting that today's beauty shoppers want efficacy over excess and product quality over luxury price tags.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Domino's Will Give You a Free Pizza, but Only If You Buy 1 Rival's Meal First. That's Not the Real Goal
Experts say the chain's unusual promotion turns purchases from McDonald's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Chick-fil-A, and Chipotle into a much-needed tool.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

DACA Renewal Delays Are a Growing Workforce Problem. Here's What Employers Can Do
As delays add up, employers are facing a serious workforce issue.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

DACA Renewal Delays Are a Growing Workforce Problem. Here's What Employers Can Do.
As delays add up, employers are facing a serious workforce issue.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Airline Ticket Prices Jumped 20 Percent Year-Over-Year. An Industry CEO Says They're Done Rising
Airlines say fuel-driven fare hikes have peaked. However, that doesn't mean that travelers should expect price cuts anytime soon. Here's why.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Take a 2-Week Vacation. It Can Reveal Whether You Own a Business or Just Work for 1
The no-laptop vacation test reveals how dependent profit is on your effort and where systems can turn daily work into a durable business asset over time.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Take a 2-Week Vacation. It Can Reveal Whether You Own a Business or Just Work for One
The no-laptop-vacation test reveals how dependent profit is on your effort and where systems can turn daily work into a durable business asset over time.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Which Job Has the Lowest Risk of Alzheimer's? (And What That Can Teach You About Avoiding Dementia)
Harvard researchers looked at 443 professions to see which had the lowest risk of Alzheimer's with fascinating results. 



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Apple Broke Its Own Rules for 2 New Macs—And AI Buyers Are Snapping Them Up
Apple's new Mac mini and Mac Studio are great for hosting local AI models—and saving money.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

OpenAI and a16z Leaders Are Spending $50 Million to Persuade These 3 States to Build Giant AI Data Centers
Build American AI is targeting three battleground states for new data centers to ‘strengthen American innovation.'



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

OpenAI and a16z Leaders Are Spending $50M to Convince These 3 States to Build Giant AI Data Centers
Build American AI is targeting three battleground states for new data centers to ‘strengthen American innovation.'



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

EY Is Giving Employees $100 Million in Bonuses. The Reasoning Says a Lot About the Future of Leadership
The professional services giant is putting real money behind human skills leaders will need as AI transforms work.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

This Workplace Perk Outranks Remote Work For Working Mothers
Here's how to retain more working moms in your company.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Your Company Offsite Is Probably Wasting Money. 5 Leaders Explain the Fix
Esther Perel, Brian Chesky, Scott Galloway and more on how to get the most out of in-person time.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Tim Cook's Final Lesson at Apple Offers a Framework Any Team Can Borrow
Great technology gets copied. Great culture is harder to steal.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Spider-Man Has Grossed Over $2.3 Billion. Any Brand Can Copy Its Marketing Playbook
Sony turned fans into distributors, partnerships into reach, and authentic moments into connection.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

How Can I Encourage Complaints From My Employees?
I want to know what we can do better—and one employee won't tell me.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Your AI-Generated Resume Could Be the Reason You're Not Getting Hired
Beat the bot by being unmistakably human.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Want to Lower Your Dementia Risk? A Study of 183,000 Women Points to Hormone Therapy
A new study found that postmenopausal women who used hormone replacement therapy were 10 percent less likely to develop dementia compared to those who didn't.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

People Who Eat Breakfast Tend to Be Healthier—but the Meal Itself Isn't the Reason
Decades of nutrition advice may have gotten breakfast wrong. Here's what researchers actually want you to know about the first meal of the day.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

With Just 9 Words, Tim Cook's Farewell Email Taught a Lesson for Every Leader
The Cook era is over. His last note to employees is a revealing look at what he cared about most.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

What Burning Man Can Teach Startups About Surviving the AI Age
Here are three ways to provide customer value that can't be copied.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

College Costs More Than Ever. Too Many Graduates Still Arrive at Work Missing the Basics
Employers across the country report that they're spending far too much time teaching their newest employees basic skills because their colleges didn't.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

1 Big Customer Can Create False Product-Market Fit. 4 Questions Reveal the Trap
Ricky and Emily had fallen into what I call the ‘false' product-market fit trap. They landed one large customer, but couldn't replicate the deal with similar customers.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

The Upside of Imposter Syndrome
Research shows doubting your skills or success can actually be a good thing.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

AG1's Biggest Growth Move Wasn't a New Product. It Was Dropping ‘Athletic Greens'
Before it became AG1, the company built a cult following among athletes and biohackers. Reaching everyone else required a broader identity.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

ShopMy Is the Fourth Shopping Platform Accused of Taking Credit for Sales Already in Progress
Here's what that means for your own affiliate marketing stack.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

It's the Stock Market's Worst Month of the Year
Since 1990, August and September both averaged negative returns.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

Here's Why September Is the Perfect Month to Start a New Habit, According to Psychology
Tap into the power of the "fresh start effect" this coming month.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

The Failure of Generative AI: More Communication Does Not Equal Better Communication
How to navigate the AI Age of Brevity.



Inc.com
Sep 01, 2026

With 9 Short Words on His Last Day as Apple's CEO, Tim Cook Just Taught a Brilliant Leadership Lesson
"This place is proof that culture triumphs over everything."



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Alexis Ohanian Says Martha Stewart Passes the 1 Trust Test Every Founder Should Know
The Reddit co-founder recently shared his thoughts on the future of the internet and consumer trust. To him, the famed businesswoman embodies one crucial rule.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

A Nantucket Store Faced Backlash Over Its ‘No Influencers' Sign. Now It's Selling 600 Copies
Four Winds Craft Guild turned backlash into a new product line. Hundreds of handmade copies of its controversial "No Influencers" sign are now up for sale. Not everyone is pleased.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Nashville Wants a Dolly Parton Airport. A Decades-Old Naming Rule Stands in the Way
City leaders and state officials are united over the name change. A petition to do just that has already garnered more than 170,000 signatures. However, one hurdle stands in the way.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

15 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Bet on Tim Cook's Competence. It Paid Off to the Tune of $4 Trillion
Tim Cook's era at Apple is coming to a close. Here's how his impact will be remembered—and what John Ternus needs to tackle first.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Amazon Allegedly Bid Against Its Own Advertisers for 7 Years, Costing Them More Than $20 Billion
A federal complaint alleges Amazon inserted a "soft reserve" into seller ad auctions, raising prices while keeping advertisers in the dark.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Researchers Studied 183,000 Adults for 11 Years. They Found 1 Social Media Threshold Was Linked to Depression
An 11-year analysis found the association with depression became more pronounced when one habit was present.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

This Amazon Driver Was Accused of Stealing a $4 Cake Pop. It's Not His Reputation That's Taking a Hit
After a driver mistook a cake pop for a complimentary snack, the bakery called him out publicly. Its strategy appeared to backfire.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

OpenAI's New Ad Business Hit a $1 Billion Run Rate in 200 Days. Its Expansion Is Only Just Starting
OpenAI says its ChatGPT ad platform reached a $1 billion run rate in less than seven months.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Coco Gauff Wanted 5 Spider-Man Comics at the US Open. Experts Say 1 Marketing Tactic Helped Fuel the Frenzy
Marvel's release became a must-have item after five limited covers turned the promotion into a collector hunt.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Gwyneth Paltrow Built Goop Kitchen as a Ghost Kitchen. Now It Has a 92-Seat Restaurant
Goop Kitchen built a loyal following through takeout and delivery. Now Gwyneth Paltrow's food venture is experimenting with its first dine-in restaurant.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

The FTC Sued Hims & Hers Over Health Data. Now Its Board Faces a Probe Over Billing and Subscriptions
A prominent plaintiffs' law firm is investigating whether Hims & Hers directors failed to stop improper health-data sharing and deceptive billing practices.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Your Best AI Builder May Be a CFO, Operations Leader, or Salesperson Who Knows the Broken Process
AI agents cannot automate a process a company cannot explain. Start with eight practical workflows that turn everyday friction into repeatable execution.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

How Peter Murphy Turned $1,800 Into a Multimillion-Dollar Company By Charging Customers Less
A potential partner laughed at Peter Murphy's $20-a-month pricing. Nine years later, that affordability has become Pocket Prep's moat.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

A Napa Winery Rebuilt After the Atlas Fire. Now It Faces Bankruptcy and $37 Million in Debt
The luxury Napa Valley winery spent six years rebuilding after the Atlas Fire and reopened with a state-of-the-art facility in 2024.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

A Daily Almond Habit Helped Adults Think Faster. It Also Lowered Blood Sugar and Weight
A six-month trial linked daily raw almonds with faster processing, stronger executive function, lower blood sugar, and greater weight loss. But there's a catch.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Peanuts Could Return to Schools and Airplanes. This Startup Removed 3 Allergy-Triggering Proteins
AgriNetica used CRISPR to remove three common allergy-triggering proteins. Nurtured Nuts first targets schools, hospitals, universities, and flights.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Beverage Brands Think They've Found Fall's Next Big Flavor. It's Not Pumpkin Spice
After a year dominated by Shirley Temple sodas and lemonade launches, brands are shifting their attention to apple.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Researchers Asked 2 Questions About Zoning Out. The Answers Pointed to Different ADHD Symptoms
Researchers found that awareness of drifting attention tracked with inattention, task performance, daily impairment, and lower reported well-being.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Not All of Kalshi's Biggest Users Can Legally Gamble. They Traded $5 Billion This Year
As the prediction market faces lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny nationwide, a new report from CNN finds that an age group mostly barred from gambling in the U.S. has been using Kalshi this year.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

This 1970s Compound Can Burn More Fat Without Triggering Muscle Loss
UC Berkeley researchers say TOFA increased energy use in obese mice, preserved lean mass, and kept weight off longer after treatment ended in the study.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

‘They're Not Scary. They're Just People Trying to Do Their Job.'
Joanna Strober spent 20 years as an investor before becoming a founder, and she says demystifying the other side of the table changes everything.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

The Infrastructure Lesson Every Platform Builder Needs to Hear
Leah Solivan on the painful rebuild that saved TaskRabbit, and Joanna Strober on why Midi Health's smartest move was not building at all.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

‘We're Not Replacing Clinicians. We're Creating Super Clinicians.'
Midi Health's Joanna Strober on why the future of AI in business isn't replacement, it's augmentation.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Lara Acosta Helped Build a Startup to $1 Million ARR in 6 Months. She Started With Content, Not a Product
The founders behind Kleo skipped paid ads and influencer campaigns. Instead, they built trust with the people they wanted to serve.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Victoria Beckham's Company Just Posted Its First-Ever Profit. The Credit Goes to a $110 Beauty Product
After years of losses, the company posted its first operating profit and increased revenue by 15 percent.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Apple's Next CEO Won't Get Tim Cook's Grace Period. 4 Top Executives Could Quickly Change
The biggest Apple leadership transition in 15 years may extend far beyond John Ternus stepping into the role of CEO.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

America's Capital Markets Fund 2 Kinds of Companies. Productive Businesses Get Lost Between Them
Two dominant funding models miss capable founders and productive companies. Cash-flow underwriting and broader sourcing offer a practical path forward.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Your Growth Company Hasn't Lost Its Startup Hunger. It's Running on Habits Built for 3 People
Growth-stage companies often mistake unclear roles and weak operating systems for lost hunger. The fix is structure, not a return to startup chaos.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

California's High-Speed Rail Isn't Projected to Open Until 2040. Robotaxis Could Use I-5 Sooner
Dedicated I-5 lanes and a midroute vehicle swap could move riders between Los Angeles and San Francisco years before the planned train is available.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Nike Turned a 100-Meter Sprint Into a Contest for Free Rent. Critics Likened It to ‘The Hunger Games'
Commenters are divided over the sportswear brand's free rent races.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Pabst Lost 40,000 Pounds of Beer in a Suspected Cargo Theft. It May Be Among the Largest Ever
Authorities say the thieves used fraudulent paperwork to obtain roughly 50,000 cans of PBR. Now they're searching for the culprits.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Warren Buffett Said This Everyday Skill Separates Smart Leaders From Everyone Else
Practicing one skill effectively means turning ideas into clarity and setting the right expectations for action.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

1 Dinner With Jensen Huang Can Spark a Stock Rally. Analysts Say Investors Should Be Careful
Nvidia's CEO joked that the stocks of executives he dines with often double the next day. Experts are still urging caution.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Leah Solivan Threw Away Her Entire Codebase, 3 Times
TaskRabbit's founder on why rebuilding from scratch wasn't failure, and why the same moment is happening right now with AI.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Leah Solivan Threw Away Her Entire Codebase, Three Times
TaskRabbit's founder on why rebuilding from scratch wasn't failure, and why the same moment is happening right now with AI.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

Companies Are Wrapping New Tech Around Legacy IT Workflows. That's Why So Many Projects Stall
Agentic systems need workflows that combine adaptive reasoning with deterministic execution, plus security, monitoring, governance, and human oversight.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

These Founders Built a Local Crime Newsletter. Then Police Departments Revealed the Bigger Business
Civic Informer grew from a local crime newsletter into a public safety platform by using its demo to uncover what police departments needed most.



Inc.com
Aug 31, 2026

4 Ski Giants Control 30 of America's Biggest Resorts. Now They Face 3 Antitrust Lawsuits
Three lawsuits allege Vail Resorts, Alterra, Boyne, and Powdr shared nonpublic data to avoid meaningful competition. The companies have not been found liable.



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