Disruption is alive and well and posing a considerable threat to formerly successful, incumbent market-leaders in electric vehicles, dairy products and hearing aids. Time to disrupt has sped-up, and disruption is no longer exclusively for lower-price entrants.
Bravely Managing Uncertainty requires reluctance. It is not only a healthy inhibitor to rash action that could lead to unsustainable results, but it can also help us sequence actions that manage uncertainty and move quickly once an opportunity arises.
The Cavaliers appear to vault to instant contender status, while the Jazz now seem intent on one of the biggest rebuilding projects in NBA history.
Lyft is facing lawsuits from drivers and passengers who say they were sexually assaulted during rides. They’re accusing the ride-hailing company of failing to protect them.
What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries
Activist, which rigorously supports social impact initiatives of importance to clients including the Lumineers and Dead & Co., is at the pulse of a growing trend in artist management.
Tommy Burns is a true entrepreneur. He started his first company at just eight years old.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress has released their first major report since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, assessing long-term trends in reading and math for a sample set of 14,800 9-year-old students from the winter of 2020 through the winter of 2022.
Solana's sol token declined recently, approaching $30. What's next for this cryptocurrency in the short-term and long-term? Several analysts offer their perspective.
Julian Elie Khater, of New Jersey, pepper sprayed Sicknick and other officers from close range as a Trump-supporting mob stormed the Capitol.
A Handful of Banks, Each With Tens of Trillions in Assets Under Custody May (or May Not) Give Nod to Project Ion
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The recent (PCAOB) Public Company Accounting Oversight Board agreement is highly symbolic which illustrates the critical importance of commercial relations between the US and China.
Historically, September has been weak for stocks. From inflation to unemployment, here's some of the key data that the markets will be assessing.
With new technologies and sustainable practices, there’s a lot to be said about the benefits of lab-grown diamonds.
#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead dives in as in late August, HP released a swath of new enterprise devices, including the HP Dragonfly Folio G3. This system is a prototype. Because of this, I will not dive deep into benchmarking but will provide some initial thoughts on the device.
Widespread market uncertainty could make what is historically a bad month for stocks even worse, experts warn.
The return of the regal blue gem-sapphire (September’s birthstone) is turning up in various styles from contemporary antique and vintage-inspired styles to celestial inspired jewels. There are also authentic antique pieces, particularly Art Deco styles, which collectors are snapping up.
This week Snap laid off 1200 employees, 20% of its workforce.
Hospital design experts Christina Grimes and Sarah Markovitz explain how caregiver environments can balance the need to maintain a welcoming environment while protecting staff and patients from the recent uptick of violence at healthcare facilities.
Forbes is tracking the biggest layoffs in the U.S. this summer as companies react to fears of a looming recession.
Seven cast members will not return to ‘SNL.’
As we begin another school year, I hope that parents — particularly white parents like me — will think of critical race theory as an honest and inclusive approach to education.
Detroit-based Little Caesars became the official pizza sponsor of the NFL in June and signed former Detroit Lions Quarterback Matthew Stafford as its spokesperson a few short months later. As the chain continues to expand into new U.S. markets, it is ramping up its investment in sports media.
Bankers are obsessed with discovering the “secrets” of getting consumers to change banks, while researchers feed that obsession with surveys that don't help bankers understand consumers' real behaviors and attitudes. And bankers don't understand that consumers don't switch banks anymore.
