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Revolutionary Transgender Rights Activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy Dies At 78
Legendary transgender activist Miss Major Griffin-Gracy died at home surrounded by family and loved ones.
Walmart's U.S. CEO Says 'Resilient' American Shoppers Are Opening Their Wallets and Spending
"This is a very strong economy we're operating in," said Walmart's CEO of U.S. operations.
Why Corporate Innovation Moves So Slowly — and the Shift That's Finally Breaking the Cycle
Corporate innovation often fails not because of ideas, but because of infrastructure bottlenecks. Here's how companies can move faster and smarter.
Family Of Wisconsin Man Fatally Shot By Off-Duty Cop Calls Shooting ‘Justified’
The family of a Black man fatally shot by an off-duty Milwaukee cop says they won’t file a lawsuit, calling the shooting "justified."
Selena Gomez Says Taylor Swift's One-Sentence Business Advice Helped Her Create a Billion Dollar Brand
In mid-2025, Selena Gomez's Rare Beauty was valued at $2.7 billion.
Turn Boring Tasks into Work People Actually Care About
Discover why the smallest parts of your workflow might be the most important — and what happens when you start paying attention.
Oct 15, 2025
4 Proven Strategies to Level Up Your EA Partnership
Art Is not Always Comfortable
The most powerful work we do is sometimes invisible and comes from what we make possible.
Teaching Your Audience Beats Selling to Them
An educated prospect knows the value of what you’re offering.
Anthropic’s New Claude Release Could Be the Faster, Cheaper AI Tool Small Companies Need
Claude Haiku 4.5 is here. It’s designed to be a speedy but cost-effective option for businesses that want to offer AI agents.
BlackRock Joins Nvidia and Microsoft in a $40 Billion Move to Secure Data Centers
The group is purchasing Aligned Data Centers, which has a powerful portfolio that spans 50 campuses.
This CEO Took His Company Public 2 Years Ago. Here’s His Best Advice for How to IPO
As the U.S. IPO market opens back up, here’s how biotech CEO Marc de Garidel says business leaders can capitalize.
New Data Says Women and Black Employees Are the Biggest Losers Under RTO and Trump Policies
Return-to-office mandates helped reverse years of gender pay gap progress for women, while federal layoffs and anti-DEI policies drove up Black unemployment.
Oct 16, 2025
PR Isn't Dead. It Just Needs to Speak AI.
Oct 16, 2025
Before You Market Externally, Win Over Your Own Team
Oct 16, 2025