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5 Startup Ideas for Founders Who’d Rather Be Outside Than Behind a Screen
09/26/26 7:00 AM
Dreaming of working outside instead of sitting in an office all day? These five startup ideas offer fresh air and real business potential.
A Founder Cut His Grocery Store Sampling Costs in Half. Then He Doubled the Demos
09/27/26 5:00 AM
Coaqua found out what agencies actually pay brand ambassadors, then built everything else itself.
A Layoff Forced Her to Rethink Her Identity. 1 Brunch Gave Her a New Direction
09/27/26 5:00 AM
After losing her job at Paramount, Lauren Paige turned a New Orleans brunch into an opportunity.
A Study of 7,000 Children Challenges a Basic Assumption About ADHD and Attention
09/26/26 4:37 PM
Brain scans suggest ADHD-related connectivity is distinct from the networks associated with basic attention skills in nine- and ten-year-old children.
09/25/26 7:00 PM
A visible, transferable culture can reduce buyer risk, command a premium and position companies to thrive beyond the founder.
As the Yankees Retire His No. 52, CC Sabathia Is Focused on His Next Chapter Off the Field
09/26/26 2:00 PM
As the Yankees retire CC Sabathia’s iconic No. 52, the former MLB ace is looking beyond baseball, helping lead the PitCCh In Foundation while his wife, Amber, builds her career as a CAA Sports baseball agent.
Audemars Piguet Risked Its Rarefied Reputation on a $400 Swatch. Here’s What Happened
09/27/26 4:55 AM
The Swiss luxury watchmaker’s unlikely partnership launched the colorful Royal Pop collection and a retail frenzy worldwide. CEO Ilaria Resta says the gamble keeps breaking sales records.
Brené Brown’s 3 Leadership Trades for a Future Nobody Can Predict
09/26/26 5:30 AM
The more powerful AI becomes, the more valuable human leadership becomes.
Building a Brand Around a Feeling Comes Down to 4 Practical Decisions
09/26/26 5:00 AM
Ronald McDonald House New England offers lessons for turning an emotional promise into action.
California’s Grape Glut Was Already Dire. Then Canada’s Boycott Cost U.S. Wineries $522 Million
09/26/26 9:55 AM
California wineries have lost an estimated $522 million in export value as Canada’s boycott compounds falling demand, excess inventory, and mounting pressure on family-owned vineyards.