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23 Leaders on What Entrepreneurial and Coaching Groups Really Provide

10/05/26 8:00 AM

From honest accountability to perspective, mentorship, and better judgment.

A Hilton and Marriott Hotel Operator Raised $86 Million. The SEC Says It Misled More Than 2,000 Investors

10/05/26 6:20 PM

Phoenix American Hospitality and 16 affiliated companies filed for bankruptcy. They face fraud allegations and an investor class-action lawsuit.

A Woman Treated Claude Like a Private Diary. Then Her Messages Were Sent to Police

10/05/26 6:44 PM

The case underscores a new reality: conversations with AI platforms may not stay private.

ChatGPT Creates 3 Billion Images a Week. Now Ads Are About to Enter the Picture

10/05/26 5:13 PM

OpenAI is offering new options for advertisers and new ways to track if their ads are working.

Chick-fil-A’s CEO Is Betting Against 1 Major Drive-Through Trend. An Expert Says It Could Pay Off

10/05/26 1:36 PM

The leader of the family-owned chain says that one key aspect of the process won’t change. An expert says it could help retain customers.

Corgi Says Its 7-Day Workweek Is Voluntary. Experts Say That Answers the Wrong Question

10/05/26 10:00 AM

The $2.6 billion insurance-tech startup calls its intense schedule a lifestyle. Workplace experts warn that framing may not matter.

Costco’s Fresh-Food Sales Are Surging. Its CFO Says 1 Unexpected Department Grew More Than 100 Percent

10/05/26 5:24 PM

One department lead sales growth through fiscal 2026, giving Costco a high-appeal reason to bring members into stores and encourage additional purchases.

Everyone Wants to Build AI Apps — I’m Betting on What Powers Them. Here’s Why.

10/05/26 6:00 PM

Here's why I'm betting on the picks and shovels of AI, not the apps.

Google Is Pausing a Lucrative Bounty Hunter Program. The Reason Points to a Weakness With Using AI

10/05/26 4:52 PM

Google temporarily suspended its open-source software vulnerability reward program due to a rise in “automated submissions.”

GPT-5 ‘Hired’ the Smart-Looking Face 97 Percent of the Time. What That Means

10/05/26 12:43 PM

A new study found that models relied heavily on facial impressions when making hiring and investment decisions. Founders should remove one input.

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