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1 Dinner With Jensen Huang Can Spark a Stock Rally. Analysts Say Investors Should Be Careful
08/31/26 12:53 PM
Nvidia’s CEO joked that the stocks of executives he dines with often double the next day. Experts are still urging caution.
15 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Bet on Tim Cook’s Competence. It Paid Off to the Tune of $4 Trillion
08/31/26 6:41 PM
Tim Cook’s era at Apple is coming to a close. Here’s how his impact will be remembered—and what John Ternus needs to tackle first.
08/31/26 6:20 PM
BlackBerry is exploring two new markets in an effort to stay relevant.
4 Ski Giants Control 30 of America’s Biggest Resorts. Now They Face 3 Antitrust Lawsuits
08/31/26 12:01 PM
Three lawsuits allege Vail Resorts, Alterra, Boyne, and Powdr shared nonpublic data to avoid meaningful competition. The companies have not been found liable.
A Daily Almond Habit Helped Adults Think Faster. It Also Lowered Blood Sugar and Weight
08/31/26 3:42 PM
A six-month trial linked daily raw almonds with faster processing, stronger executive function, lower blood sugar, and greater weight loss. But there’s a catch.
A Nantucket Store Faced Backlash Over Its ‘No Influencers’ Sign. Now It’s Selling 600 Copies
08/31/26 7:28 PM
Four Winds Craft Guild turned backlash into a new product line. Hundreds of handmade copies of its controversial “No Influencers” sign are now up for sale. Not everyone is pleased.
A Napa Winery Rebuilt After the Atlas Fire. Now It Faces Bankruptcy and $37 Million in Debt
08/31/26 3:48 PM
The luxury Napa Valley winery spent six years rebuilding after the Atlas Fire and reopened with a state-of-the-art facility in 2024.
AI Is Changing What Companies Should Look for in Talent. Here’s the Skill That Matters Most Now.
08/31/26 6:00 PM
Companies that hire and develop systems thinkers will build stronger workflows, create more leverage and raise the standard for performance.
AI Just Broke Vendor Lock-in. Here’s Why That’s a Big Opportunity for Small Businesses.
08/31/26 5:00 PM
Migrations used to be so painful that vendors could get lazy. Now AI does the grunt work, so you can negotiate harder and go after locked-in customers.
Alexis Ohanian Says Martha Stewart Passes the 1 Trust Test Every Founder Should Know
08/31/26 7:49 PM
The Reddit co-founder recently shared his thoughts on the future of the internet and consumer trust. To him, the famed businesswoman embodies one crucial rule.