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5 Outdated Assumptions About PR
07/16/26 8:00 AM
By understanding the reality behind public relations, you can best develop and carry out your strategy.
07/16/26 5:30 AM
The real problem behind Meta’s AI layoff lawsuit Isn’t AI—it’s leadership.
Alma Mater Secures Star-Studded Athlete Investor Group Ahead of New Funding Round
07/12/26 4:16 PM
Alma Mater, a golf footwear startup, announced a new group of high-profile athlete investors on July 6, highlighting its growth as it prepares for its next fundraising round. The company...
07/16/26 11:42 AM
Officials are currently scrambling to identify the origin of the cyclospora outbreak. One founder-led company is experiencing an unexpected surge.
07/15/26 6:44 PM
Ethan Alexander says he "just took what was in front of me and made it mine.”
Atlanta-Based Staffing Firm Looks To Hire 1,700 Workers In Wake Of AI Boom
07/13/26 12:41 PM
The growth of artificial intelligence has prompted many companies to scale back hiring amid economic uncertainty. Insight Global, however, is moving in the opposite direction. The metro Atlanta-based talent, consulting,...
Baby Boomers’ Low Retirement Shortfalls Could Put Their Millennials Kids’ Finances In A Chokehold
07/16/26 2:20 PM
Financial planners say the trend is forcing many adult children to prepare for the possibility of helping aging parents while also saving for their own futures.
Coca-Cola’s Spicy Coke Was a Failure. Now a New ‘Spricy’ Sprite Trademark Hints at What’s Next
07/16/26 7:00 AM
Trademark attorneys weigh in on whether the filing signals a real product that’s in the works.
Costco Benefits And Employee Retention Make It Possible For Hourly Workers To Become Millionaires
07/15/26 6:45 PM
A longtime Costco cashier is proving that even everyday workers can become millionaires. Tony Barzar, 60, has spent nearly four decades with the warehouse retailer, growing his retirement savings to...
Customers Spent Thousands on GLP-1 Injections. Now, This Wellness Founder Faces 10 Felonies
07/16/26 12:09 PM
Blackford Wellness owner Priscilla Hendrix allegedly prescribed and sold tirzepatide without a medical license. Customers say they paid thousands for prefilled syringes whose source remains unknown.