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61 Percent of Toxic Coworkers Face No Consequences. Their Colleagues Pay the Price
09/24/26 12:42 PM
Companies that protect workplace bullies pay through higher turnover, replacement costs, and the spread of toxic behavior across their workforce.
A $1 Billion Dog Food Company Just Bought 1 of America’s Fastest-Growing Pet Brands
09/24/26 7:48 AM
The Farmer’s Dog just completed its acquisition of Woof, expanding its hold on the pet care space.
09/24/26 5:28 PM
The platform lets users recommend matches, bringing friends and human judgment back into the online-dating process.
A Healthy Workplace Culture Requires Intentional Leadership
09/24/26 8:00 AM
The decisions leaders make every day determine whether their organization grows stronger or drifts toward dysfunction.
A Safe Space to Heal: The Black Women’s Sanctuary Rooted in Plant Medicine
09/22/26 11:23 AM
Good Hope Estate & Plant Medicine Retreats Nestled in Jamaica’s lush Trelawny Parish sits Good Hope Estate, a historic 2,000-acre former sugar plantation transformed into an emancipated workers’ village that...
A Study of 1.9 Million People Links ADHD to 3 Gut Problems That Are Easy to Overlook
09/24/26 1:53 PM
A major review links ADHD with gastrointestinal symptoms and examines three possible drivers, including medication, eating patterns, and the microbiome.
Apothékary’s Answer to a Crowded Market: Stop Selling Only Supplements
09/24/26 11:00 AM
Shizu Okusa says founders have to keep creating before customers know exactly what to ask for. For Apothékary, that meant building a Kyoto retreat around the brand’s Japanese heritage and plant-medicine roots.
Atlanta Expands Paid Family Leave To 12 Weeks For City Workers
09/24/26 4:46 PM
The Atlanta City Council has unanimously approved an expanded family leave policy that gives city employees up to 12 weeks of paid leave for qualifying childcare needs. The policy covers...
California’s Oldest Family-Owned Winery Survived 168 Years. Then 1 Deal Pushed It Into Bankruptcy
09/24/26 4:12 PM
The family, which has owned the business for six generations, said the winery and tasting room will remain open as they restructure the finances of the estate.
Can A College Sports Bill Hurt Black Athletes? Obama’s Brother-In-Law Says It Won’t
09/23/26 12:26 PM
The debate over who controls the future of college sports is heating up in Washington, with Black athletes, name-image-and-likeness rights, and billions of dollars in athletic revenue at the center...