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Meta Will Pay Up to $17.1 Billion in a Historic Settlement. Kids Will Face a 2-Hour Limit on Instagram and Facebook
Experts say the landmark settlement could reshape how social media companies design products for young users.
3 Surprising Business Decisions That Led to Dolly Parton’s $450 Million Net Worth
The Queen of Country Music has passed away, but her legacy as an entrepreneurial icon lives on.
Why Online Reviews Are Now Your Most Valuable SEO Asset
Online reviews have always influenced buying decisions, but they now play a direct role in how AI-powered search engines rank and recommend businesses.
This Creator Kept His Day Job. Now He Can Turn Down Brand Deals
A paycheck can buy a creator something priceless: the power to say no.
You Don’t Need to Buy a Team to Invest in Pro Sports. This New Fund Starts at $500
Marques Colston and Nick Edwards’ newest venture at Champion Capital might be the most interesting thing happening in sports business right now.
A 1-Star Google Review Landed Her in Court. The Company Suing Her Says She Wasn’t a Customer
The complaint is seeking damages exceeding $25,000, as well as attorney fees and litigation costs.
David’s Stunt Fish Launch Worked Because It Had Audacity
When David unveiled canned cod with a Steve Jobs-style product launch, it looked ridiculous. The strategy behind it was anything but.
Most Creators Never Turn Attention Into a Business. This Is the 1 Piece They’re Missing
Manychat CMO Ido Mart argues that the gap between attention and dependable momentum is a systems problem.
Only 1 Percent of People Named This Risk Factor for Cognitive Decline. It’s Not Sleep, Diet, or Exercise
Researchers say this trait is critical for protecting an aging brain. One study found that treating it can slow cognitive decline by 48 percent over a three-year period.
The Hidden Trap That Catches New Entrepreneurs: Thinking Like an Employee
Want to succeed as a solo entrepreneur? Start with these 4 mental shifts.
The Best Brands Act Like Live Concerts By Turning Customers Into Active Participants
The live-music boom offers a practical model for deeper engagement: recognize customers, bring them together, and leave room to improvise in real time.
Are You Experiencing “Emotional Disorientation”? Learn What It Is and How to Overcome It
When things don’t go as expected, it’s easy to experience “emotional disorientation.” When that happens, take a lesson from experienced pilots.
