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50+ Major Employers Just Signed On to a New Benefit And it Could Put $2,500 in Your Child’s Account
Corporate partners of Trump Accounts include Visa, Vanguard, Chime and ADP.
Meet Atlanta’s 10 Fastest-Growing Private Companies
More than 200 businesses from the Atlanta metro area made the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. Here are the top 10.
California Gave Schools More Autonomy. The Result Is a Warning for Every Executive
California’s experiment with local control reveals what happens when organizations grant autonomy without clear standards, ownership, or support.
97 Percent of CEOs Are Using AI. Legal and Engineering Are Among the Fastest-Growing Uses
New Inc. 5000 data found that a large percentage of executives are turning to the new technology in their work. Legal support and day-to-day decision-making are leading the pack in use cases.
Should You Hire a Business Coach? Founders Share the Good, the Bad, and the $9,000 Mistakes
The biggest lessons entrepreneurs learned—as well as what to look for in a coach.
ResQ Says Missed Calls Are Killing Trade Businesses. Its Fix Starts With a $50-a-Month Toolkit
ResQ is moving beyond its restaurant marketplace with tools that help plumbers, HVAC contractors, and electricians capture missed demand and repeat business.
The Boomerang Hiring Boom: Why Former Employees Are Your Best Candidates
Is rehiring former employees becoming the smartest recruiting strategy of 2026?
A 3-Part Brief Can Turn a Flat Business Case Study Into a Story People Finish
AI can draft quickly, but you still have to supply the plot, the turning point, and concrete details that make writing worth reading.
Are We in the Middle of a Hot Offline Summer? New Eventbrite Data Suggests Yes
With phone-free events more than 300 percent, Eventbrite is ready to call it: we’re in the middle of a hot offline summer.
Venture Capital Firms Are Hiring Filmmakers. Marketers Should Study What They’re Buying
Five- and six-figure films are becoming part of the VC toolkit. The bigger lesson is that attention from the right room can beat mass awareness.
A Two-Time Unicorn Founder Says AI’s Next Big Shift Is Commerce. Marketplaces Should Worry
Shopping agents could change how customers find products, giving small brands an opening and marketplaces competition.
Founders Think New Tools Will Raise Their Exit Price. Buyers Usually See an Expense Instead
Founders treat AI as value creation. Buyers treat it as an expense until someone proves otherwise, and proof takes longer than most exit timelines allow.
