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If You Want to Scale Faster, Choose a Niche and Excel in It
Forget competition, embrace differentiation: a proven strategy for growth.
An Upcoming Supreme Court Decision Could Expand Censorship on Social Media
Lawmakers are figuring out if social media platforms should have the right to restrict speech.
Microsoft Just Invested in This French AI Startup to Capitalize on 'Entirely New Businesses'
The partnership with Paris-based Mistral comes shortly after the FTC announced an inquiry into Microsoft's $13 billion investment in OpenAI.
How I Turned a Personal Health Crisis Into a Gut Health Soda
Wildwonder founder and CEO Rosa Li kept Shark Tank waiting while she built a redundant supply chain. The company is nearly profitable, earning $10 million in revenue.
How We Turned Eyeglasses Into a Recurring Revenue Growth Engine
Pair Eyewear co-founders Sophia Edelstein and Nathan Kondamuri patented a design that allows users to switch frames every day.
How We Turned Our POV Into a Selling Point
Six Degrees Agency co-founders Desmond Attmore and Brian Wright don't see people who look like them in marketing. And that has been the key to their success.
Peter Diamandis Predicts 'Millions, Then Billions' of Humanoid Robots Are Coming
The entrepreneur and futurist expects advancements in AI and LiDAR technologies to fuel a trillion-dollar market for humanoid robots.
2024 Inc. Regionals Methodology: How We Selected These 1,132 Companies
Here's the exact process behind ranking the fastest-growing private U.S. companies by region.
Small Businesses Are (Yet Again) Facing a Government Shutdown
Part of the government could halt by the end of the week, followed by a full shutdown on March 8, if lawmakers fail to reach a spending agreement.
IKEA Looks to Revitalize Shopping Malls
Ingka Group, which owns a number of the furniture giant's stores, is betting on co-working offerings, space-themed playgrounds, and Nordic food to revive in-person shopping.
How Much Cybersecurity Is Enough?
Cybersecurity investments can be infinite: Here's how to find your floor.
Bay Area Community Rallies Around The Giving Pies Bakery After Tesla Leaves It Holding an Expensive Cancelled Order
A Black-owned San Jose, California bakery received an outpouring of community support after Tesla abruptly cancelled a huge order of pies, leaving the business with ingredients for 2,000 extra treats.
WTO Considers Taxing Streaming Content
A change could create a global tax regime for content. Also, the trade body's director says the global economy remains hobbled by war, uncertainty, and instability.
4-Day Workweek Catches on After U.K. Trial
Companies saw improvements in staff well-being, turnover, and recruitment thanks to a four-day week, according to a new report--and they're making this model their new M.O.
Bezos, Nvidia Join $675 Million Funding Round for a Startup Making Humanoid AI-Powered Robots
With a billionaire backing the project, it sounds more like a Hollywood pitch deck than real life. But it is real.
Kara Swisher's 'Burn Book' Torches Tech Titans
Veteran reporter's tale of love and loathing in Silicon Valley names names and warns of technology's future downsides.
Ford Halts Shipments of New F-150 Lightning EVs
As EV sales flag, automaker cites need for quality checks and starts sending the gas-powered models to dealers.
Inflation Abates, But Consumers Still Seek Relief From Continued Price Hikes
With food and goods producers unwilling to limit price increases--and profits--retailers' shift to off-label productshelpshoppers find affordable alternatives.
Boeing Production Woes Hit Ryanair Flight Schedule
Budget carrier is the first European airline to sound the alarm over production cutbacks and a possible aircraft shortage.
5 Fresh Ways To Bolster Your Cybersecurity
An updated set of cybersecurity guidelines by NIST contains steps you can take to reduce your risk of online threats and data-security breaches.