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Party City Closed More Than 700 Stores in 2024. Now a Surviving Franchisee Has Filed for Bankruptcy
The business survived Party City’s 2024 collapse. It now faces financial pressures of its own.
6 Black Celebrities Who Are Military Veterans
These vets have made huge sacrifices in their own lives to serve our country on US soil and abroad.
This $14 Billion Tech Company Is Giving All of Its 7,000 Employees a Day Off to Play Video Games
The entire workforce is getting a flexible day off, and the occasion isn’t a holiday.
Most Founders Look Successful. These 4 Questions Reveal Who’s Actually Built to Last.
After years of interviewing founders with polished media kits and unknown ones, I’ve learned the two look nothing alike up close.
There’s a Simple Way to Remember How to Pronounce ‘Nvidia.’ It’s a Tiny Bit Scandalous
Jensen Huang and his company, Nvidia, are in the news for all the wrong reasons. Competitors may not be envious.
For Rivian’s RJ Scaringe, a Good Idea Was Just the Start. The Real Trick Has Been Executing It
Scaringe, the CEO and founder of Rivian, spoke with Inc. in an exclusive interview for National Entrepreneurship Month.
Crescent Canna Sold 20 Million Drinks. Now a Federal Ban Could Make the Company Disappear
It was named one of the fastest-growing U.S. companies, but its industry is facing a massive shift if a federal ban on many hemp-derived products takes effect.
Anthropic Cut Its IPO Target by Hundreds of Billions — Here’s How Much Its Founders Will Now Likely Pocket
A late AI selloff pushed big investors to demand a lower price. The payday will still be enormous.
Reddit Just Turned User Conversations Into Product Reviews. Marketers Should Be Terrified
Reddit’s new AI-powered shopping feature could create a new marketing playbook, one where listening to customers matters more than controlling the conversation.
Half of GTA VI Gamers May Call In Sick. One Tech Giant Is Giving Workers a Free Day Instead
As gamers prepare to call out on November 19, the tech giant is betting that time spent playing can help employees return more focused and energized.
Companies May Restore DEI After the Midterms, but Employees Won’t Trust Empty Promises
Political winds may be shifting, but companies that abandoned their diversity commitments will need more than revived programs to rebuild credibility.
PepsiCo is Cutting 1,000 Jobs as Americans Buy Less of 2 Products That Built Its Empire
GLP-1 drugs are changing how Americans eat and drink, putting new pressure on the company behind Doritos, Lay’s, and Pepsi.
