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Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

From Italian to Indian, Chili Crisp Is Inspiring a New Wave of Global Flavors
Carbone's Italian-inspired launch reflects a broader trend as brands reimagine the condiment through different culinary traditions.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

A Forbes 30 Under 30 Founder Just Pleaded Guilty to Defrauding Investors. Now He Must Forfeit $7.1 Million
The energy-tech founder Meade Lewis faces up to 20 years in prison and the forfeiture of at least $7.1 million after entering into a plea agreement with federal prosecutors.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

A Growing Company Hides Bad News From Its Founder in 5 Predictable Places
As companies grow, founders lose access to customers, employees, work quality, profits, and decisions. Five systems can restore the view again.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Evan Spiegel Says Snapchat Has 1 Advantage Neither TikTok Nor Meta Can Match
As Snapchat nears one billion monthly users, Evan Spiegel says one key aspect allows the platform to retain its competitive edge.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Community Is More Valuable Than Ever. Most Companies Are Building It the Wrong Way
People aren't just buying products anymore. They're looking for connection, familiarity, and a reason to keep coming back.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Beyond Meat Is Plotting a Radical Comeback by Doing the Exact Opposite of What Made It Famous
Are you interested in trying plant-based jerky bars with a ‘Classic Dill' flavor?



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Will a Researcher's Warning Hurt Anthropic's IPO? Experts Say That's Not the Biggest Risk
As Anthropic pursues an IPO, a departing researcher raises alarms about existential AI risks. Other employees are making similar statements.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

A Job Candidate Says They Impressed Interviewers. 1 Missed Formality Still Cost Them an Offer
A job seeker was told one blunder hurt their professional image after a panel interview. Experts say the decision isn't entirely shocking.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

The L.A. Angels Haven't Had a Winning Season in 11 Years. Stan Kroenke Just Made a $4 Billion Bet Anyway
A losing team still drew big crowds under Arte Moreno. Stan Kroenke's arrival suggests better baseball and a better ballpark experience are coming.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

The Washington Commanders Tried to Deny an Injured Player's Worker's Comp Claim. A Maryland Court Said No
The court ruled that Curtis Brooks was an employee under contract, rejecting the team's attempt to characterize the work as a tryout.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Your Brain Activity Syncs Up With That of Your Teammates—Does That Improve Collaboration?
New research examined people's brain activity during collaboration, and found physical evidence of a sync effect.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Nearly 1 in 3 College Students Are Changing Careers Over AI. Should They?
A new poll shows many in Gen Z are switching majors because of AI. Here's what experts wished they'd worry about instead.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Psychology Says September Is the Best Month to Start a New Habit. Here's How to Make Yours Stick
September's fresh start is real, and it's free. Use it.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Hyrox Grew From 3,000 Competitors to 1.4 Million. Now Its Founders Are Reclaiming Majority Ownership
Over the past seven years, the company has seen a massive uptick in participants and spectators. An expert says the founders regaining control is a telling sign of what's to come.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

How Playing High School Sports Secretly Predicts Career Success in Women
A new e.l.f. Beauty and Parity study of 9,000 women shows how youth sports build high-earning, leadership-minded careers.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Scammers Are Getting Harder to Spot. Amazon Built a New Way to Check if Its Messages Are Real
The company's new tool gives customers a direct way to verify company communications as phishing attacks become harder to recognize.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Steve Ballmer Was Suspended for a Year. It Shows What Happens When Leaders Make Exceptions for Stars
Leaders can teach their most valuable contributors that rules don't apply. The consequences rarely stop there.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

How This Remote Team Improved Performance Without a 3-Day Office Mandate
Instead of mandating attendance, leaders can define what office time should achieve and measure productivity, retention, quality, and communication.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

The 1,000-to-1 Bet Warren Buffett Refused to Make (and So Should You)
If you want to be successful, especially over the long term.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

LeBron James Just Made a Surprising Business Move. Here Are 7 Lessons You Can Learn From It
A 14-second video, two words, and seven big business lessons.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Big Brands Have Money. Challenger Brands Have an Edge.
Goodles co-founder Jen Zeszut and Vacation co-founder Marty Bell explain why smaller brands can compete with giants by obsessing over the details, moving faster, and taking creative risks big companies often can't.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Lululemon's Founder Is Divorcing Without a Prenup. Now Nearly $1 Billion in Stock Hinges on 1 Legal Rule
One legal rule could turn Chip Wilson's holding of the company he founded into a fiercely contested marital asset.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Scientists Identified a New Risk Factor for Cognitive Decline. It's Not Genetics
In a recent study, this factor was associated with poorer memory, slower processing speed, and signs of accelerated brain aging later in life.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Why Treasury Yields Near 5 Percent Are Keeping Your Mortgage (and Business Loan) Expensive
Everyone watches the Fed for lower interest rates. But Treasury yields can matter just as much.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

This Founder Built a $220 Million Fitness Business. His Playbook Comes Down to 4 Decisions
Tony Hartl has grown Undefeated Tribe, his master franchise for Crunch Fitness, to 4,000 employees and systemwide revenues of $220 million. Here's how.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Managers Are Too Busy to Do One of Their Most Important Jobs. 5 Ways CEOs Can Fix It
Companies keep asking managers to drive performance while burying them in priorities that prevent them from actually leading their people.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Scott Bessent Wants to Push Long-Term Yields Lower. His $4 Billion Test Starts Now
The U.S. Treasury is set to double the size of its buyback operations for long-dated bonds to at least $4 billion per operation, up from a $2 billion ceiling.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

How Do Business Owners Really Feel About Influencers? It's A ‘Love-Hate Relationship'
Four entrepreneurs tell Inc. how they leverage content creators to grow their U.S. brick-and-mortar businesses.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Before You Rebrand Your Company, Answer These 4 Questions About the Business
Dunkin' and Calendly changed their identities only after their businesses had evolved.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

It's Time To Stop the Negative Blind Bashing of AI
The harshest criticism of AI is now coming from the people with the least understanding of what it is, and that's a bad sign



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

New Study Discovers the Best Way to Raise Prices Without Losing Customers
Customers pretty much always hate price increases, but they're more likely to put up with them if you explain them this way, new research found. 



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

Think Machines Will Replace Doctors? See What's Happening in These 3 Medical Specialties
Across three visual specialties, machines are finding abnormalities faster and remembering change over time, shifting doctors toward treatment strategy.



Inc.com
Sep 09, 2026

A Massive New Study of Thousands of Kids Says This 1 Experience Gives Them a Very Big Advantage
More evidence that what happens when they're young can matter a lot.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Spotify's Top-Ranked HR Podcast ‘HR Besties' Is Ending After 3 Years and 136 Episodes
The three co-hosts are ceasing production of the show. They say their growing businesses make their twice-weekly recording schedule impossible to maintain.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Lululemon's Answer to Slowing Sales Is a Trap Many Entrepreneurs Fall Into
Before increasing your marketing spend, make sure you know which metric is really hurting growth.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The ‘Artificial' Trailer Is Here. Sam Altman May Not Like Hollywood's Version of His Story
The first trailer for Luca Guadagnino's film suggests a darkly comic look at the rise of OpenAI and the personalities behind the AI revolution.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Want to Calm Inflammation? A New Study Says a Common Instinct May Backfire
New research found that the brain appears to rely on two ways to effectively quiet inflammation, rebuking common assumptions.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

These Companies Made the Inc. Best in Business List. Here's What Happened Next
Award winners share how they capitalized on the momentum from their Best in Business recognition.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

If You're Feeling Distracted, Try Doing This for 15 Minutes
When your team's attention starts fading, adding more time around a conference table may not help. Try getting people moving instead.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

After 18 Years, Nike Will Leave the S&P 100. Now Its Turnaround Faces a Bigger Test
Nike's S&P 100 exit underscores how dramatically the footwear giant's fortunes have shifted in recent years.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Workers Trust a Chatbot With the Stress They Won't Tell Their Boss, New Survey Finds
New survey data shows employees are nearly four times more likely to talk through work stress with an AI chatbot than to use the mental health benefits their company already pays for.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Resy Deactivated a User After His Automated Assistant Made 200 Requests an Hour
Users across Resy, Amex, and Uber report a growing crackdown on AI agents. One agent, however, appears to link all three cases.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The Biggest iPhone Release Since 2007: Everything Leaked Ahead of Apple's Historic Event
A $2,000 folding iPhone will likely be the showstopper, but lots of other shiny new gadgets will be revealed tomorrow too.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

The Best Leaders Don't Lead Through Fear
The strongest leaders know that great teams require both accountability and psychological safety.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

200,000 People Applied for Snoop Dogg's Ice Cream Job. This Is How They Will Choose the Winner
The global search for Dr. Bombay's next tester is drawing attention to the campaign's reach and its recruiting demands.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Angela Duckworth Built Her Career on Grit. Her New Book Says It's Not Always Enough
‘Situated' explains what else factors in.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

Girl Scouts Is Launching Its First-Ever Allergy-Friendly Cookie
The organization tapped Inc. 5000 honoree Partake to create its newest Girl Scout cookie flavor.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

A $12 Billion Political Ad Barrage Is Coming. Brands Can Cut Through the Noise With These 5 Moves
Political ads will saturate screens and strain attention. Five practical frameworks help brands offer calm, humor, simplicity, novelty, and better timing.



Inc.com
Sep 08, 2026

American Airlines Says First Class Is Dead. JetBlue Just Made the Opposite Bet
Two airlines are making opposing moves in premium seating, but both are part of the same trend.



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

The CEO of McDonald's 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

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

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

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 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

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



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

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

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



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

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

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

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

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.



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