67 Years Ago Today, the ‘Worst Movie Ever Made’ Taught Every Entrepreneur a Lesson About Failure

07/22/26 8:00 AM

‘Plan Nine From Outer Space’ endures more than six decades after its disastrous reception.

A Founder’s Relationship Cheat Code: 4 Words That Instantly Lower the Temperature in Any Room

07/22/26 12:34 PM

You can’t win an argument. Validation beats victory every time.

A Job Candidate Sent Me Plagiarized Work. Should I Tell Them I Know?

07/22/26 9:30 AM

Discovering that a candidate passed off copied work as their own is frustrating. But as you’re drafting that rejection email, consider this advice.

A Pastor Turned to ChatGPT Instead of a Doctor. Now He’s Suing OpenAI

07/22/26 2:28 PM

The lawsuit alleges that OpenAI’s chatbot delayed care for a life-threatening blood clot.

An Airport Argument Taught Me a Harsh Lesson About Picking Your Battles

07/22/26 11:38 AM

When an airport dispute went sideways, my teenage son gave me a reality check on handling stubborn, unwinnable arguments.

An ‘Egregious Loophole’ Is Helping Startup Investors Build $100 Million Fortunes, Tax-Free

07/22/26 1:06 PM

Democrats in Congress want to put a cap on the tax maneuver, which is growing increasingly popular. Here’s how it works.

Are Your Prices Really Fair? There’s a Simple Formula to Find Out

07/22/26 10:00 PM

As AI speeds up financial analysis and valuation turns private, don't overlook innovative companies before prices reflect their potential.

As Nike Seeks a Comeback, LeBron James Has Some Constructive Criticism for His Longtime Home

07/22/26 2:53 PM

The NBA star’s comments echo a growing debate about whether Nike has drifted too far from the athletes and communities that built its brand.

Black Mothers Get Underpaid Twice: Once At Work, Once At Tax Time

07/21/26 1:00 PM

By Taylor Austin, Campaign Director, Workplace Justice, MomsRising Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is on July 21 this year. It is the day we use to highlight the racist and...

Black Women’s Equal Pay Day Sparks Push For Workplace Reform

07/22/26 10:00 PM

Black women remain concentrated in lower-paying occupations while frequently serving as primary or co-breadwinners for their families