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T-Mobile Charged A Customer $900 After Their 19-Year-Old Daughter Died. Its Response Is What No Company Should Ever Do
The company refused to fix the customer problems, and even threatened to ruin their credit.
Walmart's New Partnership With Unspun Could Make Its Manufacturing More Sustainable
The retail giant just paired with fashion-tech business Unspun to bring supply chains closer to home.
Why Having a Mission-Driven Business is Important to Selena Gomez's Mom
Mandy Teefey, the co-founder and CEO of mental health platform Wondermind, joined State Bags co-founders Scot and Jacq Tatelman to discuss the power of brand purpose at SXSW this week.
Adam Neumann's Mysterious Real Estate Startup, Flow, Has a $300 Million Plan For Miami
This time around, the WeWork co-founder is trying to reinvent communal living.
This Futurist Is Predicting a 'Supercycle' of Tech as AI, Biotech, and Wearables Converge
For businesses hoping to ride the coming wave of innovation, futurist Amy Webb recommends what she calls 'value network mapping.'
Jane Fonda's Climate Change Message at SXSW: Take Action
The actor and activist joined a lively panel discussing climate-change, activism, and the fossil fuel industry.
How to Protect Your Growing Business in the Digital Age
If you're scaling a business, you'll need a tactical approach to digital security. The game of baseball has a lot of ideas you can borrow from.
SpaceX Mega Rocket Test Ends With Loss of Craft After 50-Minute Flight
Musk's space venture succeeds in launch and flight, a milestone of progress after earlier launch failures.
Crypto Executives and Investors Spent Millions on TV Ads to Defeat a California Senate Candidate. The Ads Didn't Mention Crypto.
Fairshake, a Super PAC supported by Marc Andreessen, Brian Armstrong, and other crypto honchos, has ambitions to shape crypto regulation in the U.S. It's already a campaign finance powerhouse
Next Week's Fed Meeting Could Indicate a Later Rate Cut
As economy cools, observers seek signs that lower interest rates arrive later in the year.
League of Women Voters Sues Architects of Robocalls Sent to New Hampshire Voters
Political consultant and two Texas companies taken to court over AI-generated impersonation of President Biden that urged people not to vote.
The U.S. Has its First Large Offshore Wind Farm, With More to Come
South Fork Wind starts sending power to Long Island, New York electrical grid as experts urge expanded efforts to create wind energy nationwide.
Ambitious Investors Line Up Funding After House Bill Forcing TikTok Sale Passes
After Wednesday's House approval of a bill forcing the sale of TikTok's business, a small but growing group of prospective buyers is moving to raisefunds--good news for small business marketers.
Dr. Joy Buolamwini Called Out Bias in Facial Recognition Systems. Now She's Urging Caution When Experimenting With AI
At SXSW, the researcher and poet of code said businesses should prioritize safety when introducing AI tools.
Lyft and Uber Plan to Leave Minneapolis After City Council Mandates Driver Pay Hike
Ride-hailing company executives call the new law "deeply flawed," saying they support minimum earning standards, but the $15.57 per hour threshold is unsustainable.
Boring Marketing Often Comes Down to This
A description is not a position, say it three times in a row and forever avoid Wikipedia-like branding.
Seat Belt Saved Passenger's Life When Boeing 737 Jet Door Plug Blew Out Mid-Flight, Says Lawsuit
Safety videos on Alaska Airlines and other carriersmean business, so pay attention.
Capital One Could Be a Colossus With Discover
The company wants to be able to slug it out with the big banks and Visa and Mastercard. For entrepreneurs it could mean lower fees, but perhaps fewer perks.
The 4 Worst States for Small Business Employees
A new study breaks down the average salaries of employees at small companies.
5 Things CEOs Really Care About in 2024
How leaders should be responding to AI automation, upskilling, and workforce shifts.