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Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans Invited Nathan Fielder Into Their Home. Then the Profit Demands Began
A surprising negotiation became part of the film after Billy Evans allegedly sought a share of its profits.
Workers Who Fear Their Jobs Are Disappearing Start Behaving Badly, a New Study Finds
New research shows that employees who fear their occupations are disappearing may rationalize misconduct, from slacking off to stealing a co-worker’s lunch.
Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila Grew 73 Percent as Its Category Shrunk. Gen Z May Explain Why
The brand’s success is challenging the narrative that Gen Z has lost interest in alcohol.
Jerry Seinfeld’s Selling a Vintage Rolex Daytona. It’s Expected to Fetch Up to $200,000
The watch, presented to Vic Elford after the 1968 24 Hours of Daytona, is expected to fetch up to $200,000 at a record-setting New York auction.
Getty Images To File For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Getty Images is preparing for a major financial overhaul, with plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and return to private ownership under a restructuring deal backed by the Getty...
The Biggest Risk of Using AI at Work Isn’t Getting the Answer Wrong
Unchecked AI work can create mistakes, waste colleagues’ time, and damage trust. These four rules can help protect your reputation.
Hundreds of Shoppers Camped Out 15 Hours Early for a Wegmans Opening in North Carolina—Here’s Why
From tailgating in the parking lot to cooking breakfast at dawn. Inside the unprecedented opening-day excitement for Wegmans’ new Charlotte store.
‘MelaninCon’ Bets On Black Entrepreneurship As Corporate DEI Dollars Dry Up
As corporate America pulls back on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, Black entrepreneurship platforms are being forced to rethink how they fund events designed to connect founders with capital, resources,...
Why Your AI Strategy Is Failing (Hint: It’s Not the Technology)
From Gartner’s sobering enterprise data statistics to the podcast automation trap. How to fund training like a launch and data like a utility.
Warren Buffett’s Successor Is Spending Billions on Housing. It’s Not Just a Bet on Home Prices
Three major investments reveal the long-term opportunity Berkshire Hathaway sees in America’s housing shortage.
Apple’s New CEO Just Demonstrated How to Stay Classy While Insulting the Competition
John Ternus described other folding phones as feeling ‘kind of cheap and crappy.’
What the Milwaukee Brewers Can Teach Every Founder About Winning Against Better-Funded Competitors
The Dodgers were poised to win a historic third consecutive World Series. The Milwaukee Brewers swept them in four games.
