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Apr 03, 2026

Is Your AI Chatbot Snitching? A New Lawsuit Alleges This Company Shared Data With Tech Giants
The lawsuit claims that Perplexity's incognito mode is a ‘sham,' and that the company shared conversations with Meta and Google.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

One in Seven Workers Would Accept an AI Boss. Here's Why That Number Is Rising
A survey reveals growing trust in workplace AI—even as fears about job losses and transparency continue to rise.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Meet the AI Coworker That Snitches to Your Boss—and Never Stops Working
This tireless new AI automates work, tracks employees, and isn't shy about flagging them to the boss.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Once-Lauded Gourmet Cookie Retailer Shutters All Remaining Locations Amid Bankruptcy
The company rode a wave of social media buzz to a rapid expansion that proved too costly.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

A Beloved Brewery Chain Shut Down All 16 Locations. Now, It's Making a Surprise Comeback
Less than a year after Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant filed for bankruptcy and blindsided 800 workers, its founder is reopening five locations.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Starbucks Just Announced a ‘Life Changing' Update to How Employees Get Paid—It Cost the Company Almost Nothing
As CEO Brian Niccol pushes forward with his Back to Starbucks turnaround,
the coffee giant introduces new performance tactics.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Sam's Club Is Hiking Membership Prices. Is It Still Cheaper Than Costco?
The retailer is looking to grow the business with a fee hike.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The Weather Channel's New Forecast Comes With Elevator Jazz—and the Internet Is Obsessed
It's not an April Fool's joke. The Weather Channel has become the latest company to join the wave of nostalgia marketing.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The Debate Over a Tax Break Designed to Help Startups
Supporters argue QSBS is vital to founders and early-stage growth, while critics question whether it has drifted toward benefiting venture capital.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Social Security Change Capping Benefits Payments at $50,000 a Year: Experts' Solution to the SSA Going Broke in 7 Years
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has a new proposal to save the system from insolvency—but is it worth it? Here's what you need to know.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The Startup Feeling Is a Trap. Here's How to Scale Culture
What kills culture faster than anything else is growing fast and pretending nothing's changing.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Leadership Costs More Than Advertised
What leadership takes before it pays off.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Is Your Company Focusing on Generative Engine Optimization?
As online search changes, 21 leaders share how their companies are approaching GEO.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The Founder's Guide to Working From Anywhere in the World
The real flex? Running your business smoothly from 30,000 feet.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Stocks Have Sold Off, but the Labor Market Hasn't Even Cracked Yet
Jobs remain relatively stable against historical standards.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Why Science Says You Should Always Share the Bad News First, Then the Good News
Have good and and bad news? Even though you might prefer to share the good news first, research shows the recipient wants you to lead with the bad.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

This UCSF Doctor Says 2 Chemicals Are Quietly Sabotaging Your Brain. Here Is How to Reclaim Your Focus
Dr. Robert Lustig explains the brain science behind pleasure-seeking habits—and how they are degrading our ability to lead.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The Swim Lane Strategy: How the Best Marketers Are Using AI to Beat the Competition
Savvy business strategists and marketers are leveraging AI and CDPs to build ‘customer swim lanes' to increase customer satisfaction.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Stephen Curry's Best Marriage Advice Is Backed by Psychologists (and Divorce Lawyers)
According to relationship experts, Stephen Curry's simple-sounding marriage advice is more profound than it first appears.  



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The ‘Better-for-You' CPG Playbook Is Breaking—and Founders Need a New One
The wellness halo that launched a generation of CPG brands is compressing. Tomorrow's winners will be the most interesting brands in the room, not the most virtuous.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

The ‘Swim Lane' Strategy: How the Best Marketers Are Using AI to Beat the Competition
Savvy business strategists and marketers are leveraging AI and CDPs to build ‘customer swim lanes' to increase customer satisfaction.



Inc.com
Apr 03, 2026

Apple Fixed a $400 Pricing Mistake With a 4-Sentence Email. It's a Lesson for Every Brand
Apple emailed customers who bought the new Studio Display XDR with a promise of a refund.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Trump Escalates Tariff Threat Against Drugmakers, With 1 Big Condition
The White House is pressuring pharmaceutical companies to cut pricing and manufacturing deals.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Red Lobster's Endless Shrimp Helped Bankrupt the Chain. Is it Coming Back?
After near business collapse, Red Lobster wants to bring back a fan-favorite deal.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

OpenAI Acquires TBPN, the Irreverent Tech Podcast With a Cult Following
OpenAI now owns the podcast known for hosting impressive guests like Mark Cuban and Mark Zuckerberg.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

This Startup Helps Companies Solve an AI Dilemma—and Could Be Worth $1.3 Billion
OpenRouter is reportedly raising $120 million with Google as a lead investor.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Will Tech Layoffs Increase in 2026? Kalshi and Polymarket Think So—Here's What the Data Really Says
Predictive market traders see a more than 85 percent chance that tech layoffs will climb this year.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

These New NASA Tools Will Let You Follow the Artemis II Moon Mission in Stunning Detail
Check out ‘Spacecraft View' and other tools to follow NASA's Artemis II mission in real time as it rockets towards the moon.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Nvidia Just Unveiled the Most Realistic Graphics Ever. So Why Are Gamers Furious?
Nvidia's DLSS 5 is rewriting the rules of the gaming industry, and highlighting a psychological paradigm in the process.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

This Simple Phone Tattoo Idea Just Landed a 6-Figure Deal on ‘Shark Tank'
The margins were so good Kevin O'Leary and Alexis Ohanian couldn't say no.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Starbucks Baristas Could Earn Up to $1,200 More a Year—but There's a Catch
Starbucks is rolling out performance-based bonuses for hourly workers.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

A NY Restaurateur Used a ‘Catch Me If You Can' Banking Trick to Pull Off a $20 Million Fraud
Katherine Mott-Formicola, who pleaded guilty to financial institution fraud and money laundering, is scheduled for sentencing April 30 after a scheme that drained millions from Five Star Bank.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

A N.Y. Restaurateur Used a ‘Catch Me If You Can' Banking Trick to Pull Off a $20 Million Fraud
Katherine Mott-Formicola, who pleaded guilty to financial institution fraud and money laundering, is scheduled for sentencing April 30 after a scheme that drained millions from Five Star Bank.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Jamie Dimon Warns the U.S. Faces Its Riskiest Moment Since World War II. Here's Why
The JPMorgan CEO says a dangerous mix of AI disruption, geopolitical conflict, and economic strain is reshaping U.S. security and the workforce.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Fashion Mogul Todd Snyder Says This Is Your Biggest Growth Opportunity
In this conversation, founder and creative brand officer Todd Snyder breaks down the principles behind his company's growth: owning the customer experience through retail, building powerful partnerships, and maintaining creative integrity while scaling with intention.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Startups Are Paying AI Talent Up to $400,000—and Equity Is No Longer the Main Lure
Only a slice of workers benefit—but those who can build, deploy, and explain AI are suddenly in commanding demand.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Court Rules Employers Are Allowed to Be Unreasonable—as Long as It's Not Racist or Sexist
Being an unfair, biased leader is known to be bad for business. But it may not be illegal.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Court Rules Employers Can Be ‘Unreasonable'—As Long As It's Not Racist or Sexist
Being an unfair, biased leader is known to be bad for business. But it may not be illegal.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Nike CEO Makes a Commitment to Converse Fans Amid Declining Sales
The struggling brand is still an important part of Nike's portfolio.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

A New Drug Aims to Make Early-Morning Work Shifts Less Brutal
Clinical trial data suggests a drug may fight early-morning sleepiness.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Why Anthropic's Massive Code Leak Is Now a National Security Concern in D.C.
A lawmaker is demanding answers after Anthropic accidentally exposed internal code, warning the leak could erode the U.S. AI advantage.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

These Harvard Business Students Want to Change How You Shop With a ‘Buy Now, Sell Later' Tool
Their pitch has won over Alix Earle—and they haven't even graduated yet.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

These Harvard Business Students Want to Change How You Shop With a Buy-Now, Sell-Later Tool
Their pitch has won over Alix Earle—and they haven't even graduated yet.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Sunny D Revives '90s Meme With Purple Hard Seltzer
Sunny D is spinning a 90s joke into a drinkable hit.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Sunny D Revives '90s Meme With Vodka Seltzer PURPLE
Sunny D is spinning a 90s joke into a drinkable hit.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

A LinkedIn Post From the Grandson of Reese's Inventor Just Prompted Major Change at Hershey
The chocolate giant says it will restore classic recipes, starting with Reese's Peanut Butter Cups.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Your Best Employees Aren't Leaving for More Money. They're Leaving Because of These ‘Minor' Decisions
The real reason great employees leave is a pattern of small signals that trust, appreciation, or opportunity are declining.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

AI Could Handle Your Next Credit Card Dispute, Visa Says
The payments giant is rolling out six new AI tools to cut friction.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

The Impressive Strategy 1 NYC Wine Shop Is Using to Beat Soaring Import Tariffs
Importers are getting hit by tariffs. But what if they didn't have to bring the wine into the country?



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

The Hardest Part of Being a Founder Is the Loneliness. Here's the Fix
The founders who burn out are not always the ones working the hardest. They're the ones who are the most isolated.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

5 Neuroscience-Backed Tips for Beating Procrastination
The real reason you can't start that important task has nothing to do with laziness and everything to do with how your brain handles being overloaded.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

The Leadership Mistake That Cost Michael Rousseau His Role
Empathy isn't optional at the top. It's the job.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Scribd's Bet on Human Knowledge Is Paying Off
With clearer focus and tighter execution, the company is proving that subscriptions built on depth, not just speed, still have a future.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Think You're Falling Behind in the AI Race? You Might Be Better Off Than You Think
If 15 years of AI experience have taught me anything, it's that most of us are doing it wrong. 



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Microsoft Sold Its Apple Stock in 1997 for $550 Million. Today Those Shares Would Be Worth $200 Billion
If you were Bill Gates and Microsoft, would you have held on to your stock?



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Microsoft Sold Its Apple Stock in 2003 for $550 Million. Today Those Shares Would Be Worth $120 Billion
If you were Bill Gates and Microsoft, would you have held on to your stock?



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

4 Surprising Truths About Empathy and Managing People
New analysis of 4,000 managers uncovers the emotional patterns behind successful leadership.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

What New Proposed Changes to H-1B Visas Would Mean for Your Business
The Department of Labor wants even more changes to H-1B visas (and other work visas), which could raise costs to hire foreign workers.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau Just Lost His Job for a Failure of Emotional Intelligence
A 4-minute condolence video ended a 19-year career.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

AI Flooded the Feed. Now, the Smartest Companies Are Moving Offline
As feeds fill with AI-generated content, physical presence is becoming a competitive advantage.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Science Has Discovered Why Some People Have Irresistibly Magnetic Personalities
Want to have a magnetic personality? Science says you should stop focusing on specific behaviors and focus on your beliefs instead. 



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

Oil Prices Are Flashing a Buy Signal to Wall Street
Falling crude coincides with rising stock prices historically.



Inc.com
Apr 02, 2026

The Opioid Crisis Was an Innovation Failure. Vertex Just Showed a Way to Fix It
For decades, the ‘shots on goal' model has driven up R&D costs while failing to deliver results. Vertex Pharmaceuticals just proved there's a better way.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Paul McCartney Tried to Gift Fans Free Concert Footage on Reddit—Then an AI Bot Stepped In
The music legend's attempt to share concert footage with fans landed his account in limbo, exposing the quirks of Reddit's rules and its AI moderation tools.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Microsoft Copilot Is Using a Surprising AI Trick to Create More Accurate Research Reports
If you're looking for more trustworthy AI-driven research, check out these new Microsoft features.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Eli Lilly's New GLP-1 Pill Has One Big Advantage
Foundayo can be taken anytime: no injections, no fasting window, and no strict dosing routine.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Costco's New Checkout System Can Process Your Cart in Seconds
Costco is testing a system that scans your items before you reach the register.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

OpenAI Is Letting Individuals Invest in Its $852 Billion Valuation—Here's How
For the first time, OpenAI is expanding beyond institutional backers and letting individuals buy in.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

SpaceX Quietly Files for IPO. Here's What It Could Do to Elon Musk's Fortune
A confidential SEC filing kicks off what could become a record-breaking IPO.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Why Waiting Until You're ‘Ready' Is the Fastest Way to Kill Your Acquisition
Lisa Anderson, president of Paragonix Technologies, and Ashley Friedman, managing director at Signet Healthcare Partners, explain the secret to a successful exit.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Protein Vapes, Tinned Fish Skin Care, and Meat Lollipops: How Brands Are Celebrating April Fools'
Brands from Ikea to Dude Wipes are pulling pranks on consumers.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Google Finally Launches the 1 Gmail Feature Everyone Has Been Waiting for
Are you stuck with a silly Gmail address? You're in luck.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Oracle Laid Off Thousands by Email—and That May Have Been the Right Call
Laying off thousands by email looks cold, but it may be the only workable approach.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Referring a Friend for a Job Seems Helpful—New Research Shows It Can Backfire
New research shows referrals can quietly undermine credibility and support at work.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Why So Many Rideshare Drivers Say They Can't Afford to Work Right Now
With gas topping $4 a gallon, many Uber and Lyft drivers say they're losing money.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Could the Iran War Accelerate the Shift to Four-Day Workweeks?
Rising energy costs from the Iran war are renewing debate over whether companies could cut the workweek to conserve fuel.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

5 Skills LinkedIn Says Will AI-Proof Your Career in 2026
As AI reshapes the workplace, LinkedIn's Ryan Roslansky and Aneesh Raman reveal the capabilities workers need most.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Raising Cane's CEO Admits He Doesn't Like One Menu Item
Todd Graves explains why personal taste doesn't always drive business decisions.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

How Todd Snyder's T-Shirt Side-Hustle Paved the Way for a Fashion Empire
The menswear entrepreneur discussed scaling his eponymous clothing brand on the latest episode of Inc.'s Your Next Move series.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Delta's CEO Explains Why He's Done Giving Congress Special Treatment
Delta halted all congressional flight perks as TSA shortages and the shutdown pushed airports into chaos.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Understand what's in credit data systems' black boxes
Turn these mysterious financial ecosystems into your advantage.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

New PNC Research Reveals Top 6 Barriers Entrepreneurs Face in Succession Planning
The challenge of succession planning isn't new. But founders have more solutions at their fingertips than ever before.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Design Thinking Done Right
Design thinking's move into business strategy allows organizations to reconnect with the deeper discipline for lasting value.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

When I Leave, No One Notices
CEOs should retire when the time is right—start planning for your last day on your first day.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Costco's Limited-Edition ‘Hot Dog' Bourbon Is Selling Out Overnight
Inspired by the retailer's legendary $1.50 hot dog, the $86 bourbon is already becoming a customer favorite.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Scientists Tracked Coffee Drinkers for Dementia Risk Over 43 years. Here's What They Found
A team of researchers investigated a previously inconclusive link between caffeinated coffee and tea with cognitive function.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

The Standards You Set When No One Is Watching Are Your Strongest Competitive Advantage
Evidence-based decisions made early become barriers competitors struggle to cross later.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

My Team Wants To Work From Home — But Some Of Them Are Terrible At It
… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

A Harvard Professor's 5-Step Plan for Better Conversations With People You Disagree With
The author of a new book on how to have better conversations says you really need to stop trying to win arguments. 



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

We're Spending Billions on Collagen. Here's What the Science Actually Says
Demand for collagen has created a $2 billion industry. But are collagen supplements really the miracle drug some claim them to be?



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

The Storytelling Secret That Made Apple a Global Icon
Steve Jobs turned a product launch into a rebellion. That's the power of storytelling.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Apple Just Turned 50. Its Greatest Innovation Has Always Been Version 2
As Apple celebrates its 50th birthday, it's useful to remember the thing that has most defined the company over half a century.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

The 3 Most Common Email Mistakes That Guarantee You'll Get Ghosted
And why being ignored is so psychologically painful.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Warren Buffett Breaks Silence on Bill Gates Relationship: ‘I Don't Want to Be Called as a Witness'
The philanthropist has donated billions to the Gates Foundation but says he's withholding his next gift until he sees "what unfolds."



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Why Most Thought Leadership Fails to Monetize—and What Actually Works
Likes and followers feel validating—but without the right structure, they rarely lead to inbound business.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

The 4 Simple Strategies That Have Kept Apple Unstoppable for 50 Years
As Apple turns 50, it's worth remembering the rules it's followed along the way.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Stocks Just Notched Their Best Day Since May
The S&P 500 still logged its worst quarter since 2022.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

50 Inspiring Steve Jobs Quotes for Apple's 50th Anniversary
A half-century after Apple began in a garage, Jobs's words still offer some of the clearest, most practical guidance for building, leading, and creating something that lasts.



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Worried You Might Have ‘AI Brain Fry?' 2 New Studies Might Help
‘People were using the tool and getting a lot more done, but also feeling like they were reaching the limits of their brain power.'



Inc.com
Apr 01, 2026

Worried You Might Have ‘AI Brain Fry?' 2 New Studies Suggest We Might Know How to Help
‘People were using the tool and getting a lot more done, but also feeling like they were reaching the limits of their brain power.'



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