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Older Brains Remember Fewer Details. Researchers Say That Might Be a Good Thing
University of Arizona researchers argue that the aging brain does not cognitively decline but rather shifts its priorities.
These Founders Say the AI Apocalypse Debate Misses the Bigger Problem for Businesses
Leaders on the ground are tired of the ‘hyperbolic doomerism’ they’re hearing from on high. Here’s what they really care about.
Create & Cultivate Drew 4,000 Attendees for a Sold-Out Event. Then Came the ‘Fyre Festival’ Comparison
The brand brought together thousands of entrepreneurs, creators, and leaders. However, now, attendees are sharing their candid feedback on social media.
A $70 Million Deal Collapse Nearly Broke Him. Now, This 7-Time Inc. 5000 Founder Is Building an ‘AI-Proof’ Empire on a Farm
When hyper-automated marketing funnels broke down, and a life-changing exit evaporated overnight, Ryan Levesque rejected the digital race to the bottom and chose to return to what’s real and lasting.
New Phones Keep Getting More Expensive. The Chips Powering Them Are Becoming More Extreme, Too
Qualcomm just announced a new chip designed for ‘the best, most aspirational devices.’
Oura and Whoop Dominate Screenless Wearables. Now Apple Is Reportedly Planning to Challenge Them.
Apple is plotting its next wearable — and Oura and Whoop may have reason to worry.
Months After the Lettuce Parasite Outbreak, Taco Bell Is Still Struggling With Lower Traffic
The outbreak that sickened nearly 20,000 people has officially ended. Getting customers back hasn't been as simple.
Lidl Just Pulled Off a Brilliant Marketing Stunt Over a Loaf of Bread
What started as outrage quickly turned into a brand battle, with Lidl using the controversy to showcase its bargain-priced bread.
Tesla Is Finally Unveiling the New Roadster Next Month — But You’ll Need $50K to Reserve One
Tesla is planning to unveil its redesigned Roadster on Oct. 1, with Elon Musk promising that it'll "be a banger."
Meta Dropped Out of a Clean-Energy Agreement. Now It’s Backing a Plastic Recycling Startup
The tech giant is working with the company to help it develop its first factory. The business says its process uses 80 percent less energy than traditional methods.
82 Percent of Companies Are Building Pay Transparency Systems. Only 11 Percent Have Fully Implemented Them
A new survey finds that while most companies are working toward greater pay transparency, few have the systems and trained managers needed to answer employees’ questions.
52 Percent of Employees Are Thinking About a New Job. Leaders Still Have 4 Ways to Make Them Stay
Employees don’t just quit managers. New data shows what they’re really leaving
