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Starbucks Just Announced the Return of Its Most Famous Drink. But Its CEO Says It Still Won’t Be Around Forever
The Pumpkin Spice Latte is coming back, but only for a limited time.
A Scientist Couldn’t Get His Research Funded. So He Turned to OnlyFans and Meme Coins
Daniel Blumstein says his account, OnlyMarms, is less about cute animals and more about the research funding crisis threatening long-running science.
He Started a Side Hustle From His Spare Bedroom. Now, It’s a $4 Million Retail Powerhouse
Caleb Ashton has turned his gaming and collectibles business into an online platform as well as a brick-and-mortar store.
Dunkin’ Is Giving Away 1 Million Refreshers Today. The Real Story Is How It Told Fans
The doughnut chain seems to be going all in on a specific marketing channel.
Reputation, Not Resumes, May Unlock Better Career Opportunities
Her perspective comes as many mid-career employees report feeling stuck.
Think Cognitive Decline Is Inevitable? Scientists May Have Just Found a Way to Reverse Brain Aging
Researchers at Texas A&M say a nasal spray reduced age-related brain inflammation, restored cellular energy, and improved memory for an extended period of time.
Drink Diet Coke Every Day? A Major New Study Says It May Be Aging Your Brain Faster
A large new study linked frequent artificial sweetener consumption to faster declines in memory and thinking, especially for people under 60 and those with diabetes.
The Warren Buffett Rule That Can Turn a Bootstrapped Startup Into a Billion-Dollar Giant
Warren Buffett built his fortune with the power of compounding. Here’s how to use it in your business.
Home Prices in This City Have Surged Nearly 100 Percent Since 2020, More Than in Any Other Major U.S. Metro
This city’s home prices are skyrocketing. One local real estate agent says it’s a reflection of being undervalued for far too long.
LinkedIn Just Added a Button to Report AI Slop. There’s Just 1 Problem
Flagging AI slop is a good idea in principle, but skeptics have concerns.
Patricof CEO Mark Patricof Is Transforming Elite Athletes Into Major Investors
To harness the cultural power of athletes, Patricof’s model leverages the convergence of capital, influence, and brand-building.
Why Bosses Who Hate Remote Work Might Just Be Narcissists, According to Adam Grant
What type of leaders are most likely to want their people back in the office? Narcissists, says new Wharton research.
