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Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Hackers Breach Sensitive Government Network Used for World Cup and Major U.S. Event Security
The platform is unclassified. The information inside it may not be.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Iconic Leather Jacket Is Up for Auction—Why It Could Fetch $60,000
The tech world's most famous "uniform" is up for auction at Sotheby's. Experts expect it to sell for a six-figure sum.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

If Your Business Can't Pass This 3-Question Test, Your Customers Probably Feel Scammed
Are you creating value people knowingly want to pay for, or are you just good at collecting money people didn't intend to spend?



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

What Happens When 3 Billion WhatsApp Users Fight Over Usernames? We're Starting to Find Out
WhatsApp is rolling out usernames, and there are already signs of fraud. Here's how to reserve yours.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

As Other Sandwich Chains Struggle, Jersey Mike's Makes a Major IPO Move
After decades as a privately held franchise, Jersey Mike's is opening itself up to public investors for the first time.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Consumers Can't Get Enough Protein. General Mills Just Found a $100 Million Way to Cash In
A refreshed cereal lineup offers a rare MAHA win for a grocery store incumbent.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Just 2 Days After Amazon's AI Announcement, Microsoft Counters With Its Own $2.5 Billion Unit
The tech giant plans to staff 6,000 workers on the project.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

In the Age of AI, Point of View Increasingly Matters
Perspective and judgment will become two of leaders' most valuable qualities.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

A Worker Can Look Fine in Extreme Heat—Until They Collapse. Bosses Are Buying This Tech Solution
As extreme heat and heat waves intensify, workers can collapse without warning. Here's how employers are using tech to detect heat stress before it turns deadly.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Walgreens Just Made a Massive Change to Its Schedule Ahead of the 4th of July—Here's Why
Walgreens is using public health data to shift operations and meet demand.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Women Have an Opportunity to Reshape Investing in 2030
The $34 trillion wealth transfer is already underway but whether it reshapes power, or quietly disappears into the same old structures, depends on what women do between now and then.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

‘We're Pushing Financial Literacy': Kalshi CEO Claims His App Stops Instagram Brain Rot. Experts Aren't Convinced
Tarek Mansour, the CEO of the platform, rejected comparisons of the app to gambling.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

AI Was Supposed to Make Young Workers Faster. Instead, It's Eroding the One Skill They Need Most
A new report reveals that while young workers excel at digital communication, their critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills are plummeting.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

‘Never Pay a Human Again': The AI Bot Farm That Wants to Replace Creators and Influencers
Andreessen Horowitz is backing a startup that uses AI bot accounts to replace influencers, cut costs, and scale social media marketing.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

The Retail Strategy Behind Olipop's Breakout: Start Small and Smart
Before Olipop was everywhere, it was somewhere very specific. Ben Goodwin explains exactly why that decision made all the difference.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

You Can't Sell to Big Enterprises Until You Understand Small Ones
The Netic founder on why she started with HVAC companies in her own home, befriended her early customers, and let them shape the product before going after her target market.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Melisa Tokmak on Competition: ‘I Do Mind. I Just Don't Focus on It'
The Netic founder on the mindset that keeps her ahead and why focusing on your product and your customers is the competitive strategy that wins.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

‘Don't Shame Them. Give Them a Way to Convert'
Olipop founder Ben Goodwin on the consumer insight that has driven his mission from day one: Real change happens when you meet people where they are.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

McDonald's Is Giving Away Free Fries This July—but There's a Catch
The offer may prove to be a boon for the chain. A recent audit found that 82 percent of U.S. adults have chosen a fast-food restaurant for its fries.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

The Line Between Enterprise and Consumer AI Is Gone
Your employees are using AI in and outside of work, and what they're learning can benefit the organization.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Amtrak Heat Delays and Cancellations Are Skyrocketing: What to Expect Before You Head to the Station
Multiple trips on the railroad's Northeast line have already been canceled as the U.S. continues to face an extreme heat wave.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Think Your Team Can Work Through a Heat Wave? This Shocking Brain Statistic Says Otherwise
An expert warns that employers who take on a "business as usual" mindset may face repercussions for their approach.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

The No. 1 Reason People Actually Love Their New Jobs (Hint: It's Not the Paycheck)
A new BLS study reveals that while salary matters, this single, overlooked factor is the ultimate predictor of long-term job satisfaction.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Meet the Surprisingly Massive Consumer Cohort You Should Be Catering To (Hint: They Love Protein and Peptides)
A new trends report breaks down how ‘optimizers' are driving growth in everything from saunas to supplements.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

4th of July Travel Rush: 2 Major Retailers Are Fighting High Gas Prices by Offering Deep Discounts
Retailers are capitalizing on increased travel demand with new discounts at the pump.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Wedding Is Expected to Be This Friday. New York Businesses Fear It Could Be ‘Detrimental'
While much of the world eagerly awaits for news of the couple's wedding, some small businesses aren't sharing in the joy.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Patrick Mahomes Is Betting on a Coffee Brand That Rejects Industry Norms
The first sip is easy. The second sip is the strategy.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Why Successful AI Founders Build Communities Before Customers
In the AI era, trust scales faster than features.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Taylor Swift's Rumored Wedding Planner Breaks a Major Industry Rule—and It's Likely Why She Hired Him
The man allegedly behind the most anticipated wedding of the year takes a shocking approach to his business. His bet appears to have paid off.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

MacKenzie Scott's Billion-Dollar Giving Strategy Explains Her Contrarian Approach to Influence
No spotlight. No strings. Just impact.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

21 Management Habits That Save Time Weekly
The productivity moves that compound over time.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Going Pro: Why the Creator Economy's Next Big Winners Won't Be Influencers
Professionals like doctors and lawyers are trading influence for authority.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Lake Powell's Collapse Could Knock Out Power for Millions—Here's How to Prepare
Lake Powell's decline could disrupt power for millions—and expose hidden risks for businesses. Here's what leaders should watch and how to prepare.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Are Your Search Results Hurting Your Chances of Raising Capital?
In early stage fundraising, a founder's search results can be even more important than their business optics.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

5 Side Hustle Businesses for People Who Love the Outdoors
These side hustle business ideas let you earn extra income while enjoying some fresh air.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

If You Want to Live Longer, Harvard Scientists Say Start Doing Pushups
More to the point, work to be able to do this many pushups.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

If You Want to Be Happier, Do More of 1 Thing, Multiple Studies Show
If you're always thinking about the future, it may be time for a change.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

The S&P 500 Just Packed a Year of Returns Into 6 Months—and 1 Surprising AI Stock Is Up 700 Percent
Stocks are crushing their own history by this time of year.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Tim Ferriss Says AI Killed His Book Sales and It's Coming for These Jobs Next
If anyone should be able to sell self-help books in the AI era, it's Tim Ferriss. And apparently even he's struggling. 



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Why a Family-Owned Fireworks Company Still Understands Marketing Better Than Most Startups
As America 250 approaches, Phantom Fireworks shows why old-school channels, smart pricing, and long-term preparation still outperform marketing fads.



Inc.com
Jul 02, 2026

Why Some Brands Stay Relevant All Year While Others Fade After Every Launch
While some companies chase short-term spikes in attention, the most successful brands focus on creating continuous visibility and connection.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

$1.4 Billion: Trump's Crypto Ventures Just Made Nearly 3 Times More Money Than His Golf and Resort Properties
Trump's crypto payday now outpaces much of his real estate empire, raising conflict-of-interest concerns.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Palantir Just Issued a Warning to Business Leaders About AI: Guard This 1 Thing Like ‘Treasure'
Palantir also warned about tokenmaxxing and a sense of ‘false progress.'



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

The $225 Million Hidden Cost Behind California's Latest Return-to-Office Mandate
California's four-day office mandate takes effect today. Not everyone is on board.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How to Determine the Best AI Model for Your Business
Public opinion shifts rapidly and benchmarks are not reliable.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How Much Is an Invite to Taylor Swift's Wedding Worth? 8 Percent of This Group Says They Would Spend Over $10,000
The pop star and Travis Kelce are allegedly tying the knot this weekend. Fans of the duo are eager for an opportunity to witness the event.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Why Warren Buffett's Successor Is Bailing on the Restaurant Chain His Mentor Loved
Berkshire Hathaway's Greg Abel is, however, all-in on Google's parent company Alphabet.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How Walmart Unexpectedly Became One of the World Cup's Hottest Tourist Attractions
The retailer is capitalizing on its popularity with football fans with a new marketing strategy.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How Anthropic Made Its Powerful Fable 5 Model Safe to Deploy Again, Ending a Global Shutdown
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 was blocked shortly after its release because of a ‘national security concern.'



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Gap Just Launched a New Nostalgic Collection. Some Customers Consider It ‘Dystopian'
The internet is divided over the way Gap reimagined a beloved knit sweater from its catalogue.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Scientists Just Created Something Like Artificial Life—and They're Releasing the Blueprints to Everyone
It's called SpudCell, and it shows that some life functions ‘do not need a mysterious magical spark.'



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

This Brand Charged Its Customers $12 to Attend a Store Opening Party. It Hit Its Monthly Sales Goal in 2 Days
SET turned an Austin store launch into a sold-out carnival and proved that retail expansion can be an experience customers are willing to pay for.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Pacsun Asked 6,000 Young People What Matters Most. The Answers Surprised Its Leadership Team
Pacsun CEO Brie Olson shares why the future of branding depends less on marketing to young consumers and more on building with them.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

They Welcomed 37 Data Centers to Town. Now Their Schools Have to Dim the Lights to Cut Energy Costs
Henrico County has been home to massive data-center investment. However, now, a 25 percent electricity-rate increase is hitting its government and schools.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Kroger Just Struck a $1.65 Billion Deal to Buy a Family-Owned Grocery Chain. Experts Are Already Sounding the Alarm
The acquisition will hand Kroger control of nearly 200 Giant Eagle supermarkets across the Midwest.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

First Walmart, Now Sephora: The Major Retail Shift Changing the In-Store Experience
Following a successful 32-store pilot, the beauty retailer will institute "quiet hours" at its locations. Here's why.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Experts Say the Estrogen Patch Shortage Could Last a Year—but the FDA Label Change Isn't the Main Culprit
Following a massive 162 percent surge in prescriptions and a major FDA label reversal, a critical shortage of estradiol patches is leaving patients and doctors scrambling for alternatives.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Think Remote Work Is an Easy Ride? This New Hiring Trend Predicts a Harsh Reality for Entry-Level Workers
Fresh management research covering 50 million job postings reveals that working from home has triggered a massive upshift in qualification demands—and it's bad news for anyone trying to break into the market.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

1 Comment on Nike's Earnings Call Explains Why So Many Marketing Strategies Fail
Nike is replacing one-off marketing moments with year-long marketing systems. The new playbook works at any budget.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Lamborghini's Newest ‘Super SUV' Is Lighter, Louder, and Heading for a $300,000 Price Tag
The new Lamborghini Urus SE Performante is a reminder that the SUV is still king, even at the highest levels of the automotive industry.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Why Your Employees Look Busy but Are Actually Faking It, According to Data
New survey data reveals why false hustle is taking over the modern workplace—and why managers are actually the most guilty of simulating work.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

An AI Hallucination Falsely Linked This U.S. Startup to Chinese Hackers—and Then Its Traffic Vanished
MeetingTV says a Koi Security report falsely linked it to a Chinese hacking operation, raising new questions about AI's role in threat intelligence.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

An AI Hallucination Falsely Linked This U.S. Startup to Chinese Hackers—Then Its Traffic Vanished
MeetingTV says a Koi Security report falsely linked it to a Chinese hacking operation, raising new questions about AI's role in threat intelligence.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

My Employee Keeps Reminding Me She Used to Be the Boss
And she won't stop telling me what she would do differently.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Tim Ferriss Says AI Is Killing Nonfiction. He's Only Half Right
The real shift isn't from books to AI. It's from information to belief.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Why Goop Kitchen Is Winning in the Delivery-First Food Era
Delivery wasn't an add-on. It was the whole play.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Reliability Determines Success in the Biotech Industry
The most important biotech chemicals are only valuable when they are reliable.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How to Make AI a Compounding Advantage
AI will reshape every layer of how financial institutions operate, compete, and serve clients.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

David Beckham and Giannis Antetokounmpo Didn't Just Promote This Wellness Brand. They Also Became Shareholders
Ownership beats endorsements every time.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

David Beckham and Giannis Antetokounmpo Didn't Just Promote This Wellness Brand. They Became Shareholders
Ownership beats endorsements every time.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Buc-ee's Just Crossed Another State Off Its Expansion Map. Is Yours Next?
The newest store marks the chain's debut in Arizona, and its latest step in a rapid national expansion plan.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

5 Ways to Show Clients You're Worth Every Dollar They Pay You
Smart entrepreneurs don't just do great work—they make sure clients see the impact in a way that gets repeat business.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Polestar's U.S. Ban Is a Warning Every CEO Sourcing From China Needs to Hear
Polestar's ban isn't about cars. It's about control—and it could reshape how CEOs approach global sourcing.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Scared to Take on a Challenge? Science Says It Will Instantly Seem Easier When You Imagine Facing it With a Friend
Research shows the presence of social relationship, whether real or imagined, will change how difficult a challenge appears to be.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Consistently Exhibit 5 Habits That Help Them Become Exceptional
Companies are placing a high value on people with emotional intelligence for several reasons.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Consistently Exhibit 6 Habits That Help Them Become Exceptional
How to keep your cool when the environment gets heated.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Consistently Exhibit Five Habits That Help Them Become Exceptional
Companies are placing a high value on people with emotional intelligence for several reasons.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Companies Are Rehiring Workers They Cut for AI—and the Reason Is a Wake-Up Call for Leaders
The latest AI layoff reversals offer a warning for leaders: map the work before you eliminate the people doing it.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How to Make Working with Your Spouse Actually Work
Working with your spouse can put your personal and professional life in the pressure cooker. If you're game to try, better check your ego at the door.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

How Snoop Dogg Built the Most Powerful Personal Brand in Entertainment Without Ever Changing Who He Is
The rapper turned entrepreneur built a business empire on an unconventional principle: authenticity first, opportunities second.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

The S&P 500 Just Hit a Major Midyear Milestone—and It Reveals a Massive Shift in the Stock Market
The market's 9.4 percent return in six months makes it easy to forget the sell-off from the Iran conflict and the rally that followed. 



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Your Brain Prefers to Read on Paper Rather Than on Screens, a New Study Says
A clever new brain imaging study shows our brains have to work harder when we choose e-devices over dead trees.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Your Brain Prefers to Read on Paper Rather Than on Screens, New Study Says
A clever new brain imaging study shows our brains have to work harder when we read on screens rather than paper books. 



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

If Sleepmaxxing Isn't Working, Your Brain May Be Keeping You Awake. Here's the Fix
Science reveals why popular sleep hacks fail for many—and the simple psychological shifts that can finally help you catch your Zs.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

If Sleepmaxxing Isn't Working, Your Brain May Be Keeping You Awake—Here's the Fix
Tried every sleep hack and still exhausted? Science reveals why sleepmaxxing fails for many—and the simple psychological shifts that can finally help you sleep.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

Surprising New Study: This Is Why People Freeze Up Over the Wrong Kinds of Risk
"I hate to lose, and when I do, it stays with me for a long time."



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

World Cup Dramas Show People Freeze Up Over the Wrong Kinds of Risk. A New Study Reveals Why
Our fear of loss typically weighs more heavily on our decisions than our hope for gains.



Inc.com
Jul 01, 2026

World Cup Penalty Shootouts Show People Freeze Up Over the Wrong Kinds of Risk. A New Study Reveals Why
"I hate to lose, and when I do, it stays with me for a long time."



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

The FDA Just Granted Zyn a Massive Advantage That Vapes Were Never Allowed to Have
The FDA's decision gives Philip Morris a powerful new claim for Zyn—and raises a bigger question about whether nicotine pouches are becoming the successor vapes never could.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

The ‘SaaSpocalypse' Is Coming for B2B Software, but Here's the Crucial Flaw Everyone Is Ignoring
In your push for automation, don't forget the most important thing.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

The Self-Checkout Backlash Just Hit a Major Turning Point—Here's What's Changing
A first-of-its-kind law is shifting how grocery stores staff self-checkout stations. It could be a sign of what's coming to businesses nationwide.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

A Massive Bankrupt Popeyes Franchisee Just Sold 97 Locations—Here's What Happens to the Rest
Sailormen Inc. entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy with 136 Popeyes restaurants. Its auction shows how debt, leases, and weaker traffic are deciding which fast-food locations survive.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

Nike Is Closing Stores and Studios, Shuttering Offices: See the Complete List for 2026
The activewear giant is facing a number of financial headwinds, something that has been reflected in its physical footprint.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

This CEO Tested a Radical AI Rule. It Ended With 80 Percent of His Team Gone
This CEO made AI mandatory—then fired 80 percent of his team when they pushed back. The fallout reveals a deeper leadership problem.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

Slutty Vegan Is Expanding to Baltimore's Famous Cross Street Market and Other Locations
Entrepreneur Pinky Cole Hayes is opening a new location in Baltimore—along with franchises in the D.C. and Atlanta area.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

The Surprising Reason Companies Like Deere and Nokia Are Surging
The real AI boom may not be in software. Here's why companies like Deere and Nokia are becoming breakout winners.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

Why a Former F1 Driver Is Going After One of the Messiest Industries in the World
Six races into his F1 career, everything changed. Now Jack Doohan is chasing something even harder: fixing the broken systems behind global fast-food chains.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

Small Businesses Snagged $273 Billion In Federal Contracts, Even As Thousands Continue To Leave Contracting Base
Even as the government meets its goals in working with small businesses, a concerning trend appears to be accelerating.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

From Chinese Media Mogul to a 30-Year U.S. Prison Sentence: The $1 Billion Downfall of Miles Guo
The exiled Chinese entrepreneur and Steve Bannon ally promised supporters a way to fight Beijing. Prosecutors said he turned that movement into a billion-dollar fraud machine.



Inc.com
Jun 30, 2026

A Delta Flight Flew Into a Thunderstorm—Now 20 Passengers Are Suing the Airline
Passengers on the flight, which took off from Salt Lake City on July 30, 2025, say that the injuries they sustained during their travel could have been prevented.



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