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Giant Companies Spin Off New Tech Businesses
Microsoft launches cybersecurity outfit Rubrik, while Walmart backsan estimated $550 million IPO for digital marketing unit Ibotta.
Stop Talking, Just Listen: 5 Sales Tips From a Fractional CMO
Brian Town, founder of Michigan Creative, thinks selling is the most important skill for business owners to master.
FBI Opens Criminal Probe in Baltimore Bridge Collapse
As federal law enforcement investigates why the Dali crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, a fourth worker's body is recovered.
Space Force Looks to Small Companies to Go Big With Military
Space is really open for business and military applications, even brining in new players to shape the future of satellites that make GPS work.
Why You Might Be Hiring Engineers Too Soon
In his new book, MIT lecturer Paul Cheek says there are practical and financial considerations to keep in mind when bringing on tech talent.
Leak Shines Light on Tesla’s Self-Driving Taxi Plans, Canceled Cheap Car Project
The EV makers' global layoffs and robotaxi plans look like pillars of the company's future growth plans.
How to Strengthen Your Relationships With Employees, According to Julie Rice
Peoplehood, the "relational fitness" startup from the founders of SoulCycle has launched a B2B offering to help leaders foster inclusive workplaces.
Winnie the Pooh Becomes a Killer as Characters Enter Public Domain
Where is remix culture going, and how will creatives make use of material that's no longer under copyright protection?
Revised Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Abortion Provisions Spur Backlash
New federal regulations spur controversy after the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's inclusion of the ability to ask for time off for the medical procedure.
Adobe Explores OpenAI Partnership as it Adds AI Video Tools
Its Premiere Pro program, widely used in the film and television industry, will use AI to help fill in scenery and edit what appears in the frame, the company says.
Critics and Backers Alike Fuel Trump Media’s Stock Gyrations
Shareholders have clashing opinions on Trump Media's value and Truth Social's business potential. Both inform investor sentiment to the point owning shares looks more like a bet on November's presidential election than a normal equity investment.
Take a Cue From Extreme Adventurers and Use the Science of 'Reframing to Ride Your Next Big Wave
Make risk-taking much more palatable with this science-backed strategy.
More Companies Opted for Hybrid Last Year
Despite recent return-to-office pushes from companies like Dell and UPS, more enterprise companies are establishing hybrid policies.
Spring Cleaning: Good for Boats, and Websites
Nautical vessels and companies share something in common: they each tend to collect barnacles that can harm performance. In the case of businesses, that often means websites that are impossible for consumers to navigate without getting annoyed--or service. Time to get your operation shipshape.
How a Genetic Science Startup Secured $406M in Funding--Starting With Just an Idea and a Few Sketches
Element Biosciences co-founder and CEO Molly He walks through her fundraising journey.
His Flying Robots Could Turn Up at Your House When You Dial 911
Blake Resnick, a 24-year-old with funding from Sam Altman and Sam Bankman-Fried, is on a wild ride to reinvent the future of emergency response.
Don't Fear the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Filing your first patent can seem daunting. Understanding how the patenting process works can help.
A Neuroscientist Taught Me a Remarkable Trick to Remember People's Names
The secret to becoming a memory machine is to make associations between faces and names.
Wall Street Says AI Can Replace Thousands of Analysts
But without analyst training, can investment banks develop the next generation of leaders?
Learning These 8 Terms for Different Types of Relationships Will Instantly Boost Your EQ
Neuroscience shows having more precise words for feelings and situations helps you make smarter choices about them.