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Your Stomach May Help Your Brain Remember Where Food Is, According to a New Study
USC researchers found that nutrient-rich food activated a gut-to-brain pathway tied to memory, while long-term unhealthy diets weakened the response.
Why The Future of Electric Vehicles Is Being Built on the Racetrack
Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds explains how the all-electric racing championship is reshaping motorsports.
Financial Experts Warn That ‘Moneymaxxing’ Alone Cannot Build Wealth
Moneymaxxing is the new buzzword flooding social media algorithms. The viral trend encourages consumers to get the maximum value from every dollar by cutting unnecessary expenses, using rewards programs, reducing...
Shane Ginsberg Has Interviewed 300,000 Strangers on the Street. He Says the First 3 Seconds Decide Everything
Shane Ginsberg spent years building before street polling paid off. Now brands pay him to do the one thing AI can’t: talk to real people.
AI and the Death of Expertise: Why Experts Still Matter
AI fills knowledge gaps. Expertise fills the gaps AI can’t.
Dolly Parton Proved Kindness Doesn’t Mean Being a Pushover. Her Elvis Decision Shows Why
Explore 13 ideas drawn from Dolly Parton’s life, from dreaming big and keeping your rights to lifting others, forgiving, and staying true to yourself.
An Ad Executive Wrote the Best Guide to Great Ideas in 1939. It Still Explains How Creativity Works
AI can gather 100 ideas in seconds. It still can’t give you the one that’s actually yours.
Viola Davis Slams Target’s Apology Over ‘Racist’ Halloween Costume Controversy
Viola Davis is calling on Target to do more than just apologize after the retailer pulled a children’s Halloween costume that critics said evoked racist Blackface and minstrel imagery. The...
The Next Wave of American Innovation Isn’t Being Built in Silicon Valley. Here’s Where It’s Actually Happening.
The innovation frontier is moving from software to physical infrastructure — and one American region is quietly positioned to lead it.
U.S. Pauses Immigrant Visa Processing Worldwide
The State Department began the pause in early August as part of a global training initiative at U.S. embassies and consulates.
I’ve Built Companies in 6 Industries. The Same 5 Patterns Determine Success Every Time.
Industries change, but the problems that determine success repeat — here are the five patterns every entrepreneur should learn to recognize.
The Remix Economy: Career Reinvention Is the Most Valuable Business Skill
For decades, career success in our economy followed a familiar script: earn a degree, build experience, climb the corporate ladder, and retire after a steady progression of promotions. That playbook...
