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Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Apple, Uber, and Nike Are Reshaping Their Companies With 3 Words Few Ever Question. An 86-Year-Old Idea Explains Why
"Simpler, leaner, faster" signal far more than their literal definitions.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

What My Oura Ring Taught Me About Leadership and Blind Spots
I said I was fine. My Oura Ring had the data to disagree.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Giving Employees Equity Can Create a Bigger Problem Than the 1 You're Trying to Solve
Founders often use equity to solve an urgent retention problem. Profit sharing, targeted bonuses, phantom equity, or a carve-out may fit the goal better.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Warren Buffett Says 1 Skill Makes You Worth 50 Percent More. I Learned It Selling Crunch 'n Munch at the Boston Garden
Buffett took a public speaking course as a young man. It's the only diploma he displays in his office.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Companies Want Their Laid-Off Workers Back. Women Are Far Less Likely to Return
A survey of recently laid-off workers found a 14-point gender gap in willingness to return, driven partly by perceived unfairness and a lack of severance.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Self-Checkout Was Supposed to Cut Costs. Instead, It Created a Problem Retailers Didn't Anticipate
Some retailers are starting to abandon self-checkout lanes just a few years after installing them. One key shift explains why.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Daniela Amodei Helps Run a Company Eyeing a $2 Trillion IPO. Her Consultants Are Stuffed Animals
The Anthropic president uses a perfectionist pink bear, a lackadaisical cat, and an empathetic panda to work through real management decisions.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Josh Shapiro: Founders Have to Grow Faster Than Their Businesses
As Baseball Lifestyle 101 grew, Shapiro realized the business could not outpace his ability to lead it. He turned to mentors and other founders to sharpen how he operated.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

I've Tested Dozens of Fitness Trackers. This 1 Gadget Is the Best at Detecting My Workouts Automatically
Automatic activity detection is an underrated feature, and I've found that this smart ring excels at it.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Your CRM Was Built for a World Before AI. That's Why Your Agents Keep Failing
In 2025, Gartner projected that more than 40 percent of agentic AI projects would be canceled by the end of 2027.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Luckin Coffee's $300 Million Fraud Should Have Killed It. Customers Had Other Plans
After Luckin admitted its fabricated sales, customers flooded the app instead of abandoning it. That demand became the foundation of an unlikely recovery.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Kim Vaccarella Turned Down the Money and Bet on Herself
Bogg Bag was already a $50 million business when Vaccarella faced a choice between a huge payday and staying in control. She walked away, kept looking, and eventually found investors who understood the company and treated her like an equal.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Your Best Employees Know Things No Training Manual Can Teach
What if your best training program is a person?



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Your Best Employees Know Things No Training Manual Can Teach. Cisco Brilliantly Used That to Its Advantage
What if your best training program is a person?



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

TikTok Says It Added $81 Billion to the U.S. Economy. Small Businesses Drove More Than You Think
A new report from the platform explores its impact on the U.S. economy.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Wawa Is Closing Stores: See Complete List of Shuttered Locations for 2026
Retail experts say Wawa's recent closures reflect a broader industry reality.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

CPG Founders Were Told to Rent Production. Owning the Factory Can Be the Smarter Bet
Owning production forces founders to master operations early while preserving control over pricing, capacity, and long-term strategy.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

My Employee Failed a 60-Day PIP. Then She Got an Easier Job and Asked for a Raise
The owners refuse to fire her, leaving her manager to protect the team without the authority to manage it effectively.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Technology That Lets You Step Into Sneakers Is Coming to Work Boots
Blue Ox brings HandsFree Labs' step-in footwear technology to the work-boot market.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Only Thing You Can Buy That's Guaranteed to Make You Happier, Backed by Science
The only catch? You need to have a plan for what you just purchased, and follow through on that plan.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Mets Spent $352 Million on Talent and Still Missed the Playoffs. Here's the Leadership Lesson
You can buy talent. You can't buy teamwork.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Mets Spent $352 Million on Talent and Still Missed the Playoffs. It's a Lesson on Talent Management
You can buy talent. You can't buy teamwork.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Founders of Nowadays Built a $100 Million THC Brand. Now They're Launching a New Drink at Walmart
Why Justin Tidwell and Anthony Puterman are betting on a comedown from the energy drink boom.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Maximize the fall hiring season
These four strategies can help you build a strong talent pipeline.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Consumers Rank Relevance Over Price
The first question shoppers ask is how a brand category fits into their life.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

4 Lessons for Bringing Physical AI into Factories
Before manufacturers can deploy humanoids, they must address four challenges.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

At Age 15, He Started an Instagram Account. Now It's a $138 Million Baseball Brand
Josh Shapiro shares how his leadership style has matured since he launched his fast-growing clothing company Baseball Lifestyle 101 as a teenager.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Coach Didn't Try to Make Gen-Z Love Handbags. It Joined the Conversation
What happens when a handbag brand joins the culture?



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Why Your Gen Z and Boomer Coworkers Keep Clashing—and the ‘Code' to Fix It
Five generations are working side-by-side. Here is how to translate their conflicting expectations into team success.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Why Your Gen-Z and Boomer Co-Workers Keep Clashing—and the Code to Fix It
Five generations are working side-by-side. Here is how to translate their conflicting expectations into team success.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Magnificent 7 Are Carrying the Market Like It's 2023 Again
The Magnificent 7 stocks spent most of the year losing money for investors while the rest of the S&P 500 climbed without them.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

The Best Investment I Ever Made Cost Me Months of Work and Paid Me Nothing
I gave away my time and ideas with no expectation of payment. The access and perspective I gained eventually helped launch a new company.



Inc.com
Oct 01, 2026

Stuck in a Dead End Job? Oprah (and Yale Research) Says Ask Yourself This 1 Question
It is possible to find more meaning and fulfillment in any job, Oprah insists. Start by asking this question.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Hormel Is Betting $1.06 Billion on Chicken. The Deal Goes Far Beyond Grocery Shelves
As the country's protein obsession grows, Hormel is doubling down on chicken with a new major deal.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

I Reviewed Hundreds of LinkedIn Profiles. This Mistake Kept Showing Up
If you want the right people to discover your business, make it easier for them to understand what you do.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Want Better Sleep? A Study Says to Change These 3 Parts of Your Diet
The study found that three switches could lead to a longer time spent in the deep, slow-wave sleep phase.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Steven Bartlett Built a Team to Fail on Purpose. 1 Project Now Reaches 30 Million Global Listeners
The podcast host says he rewards failure. During a coversation with Kind founder Daniel Lubetzky, he explained why.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Brands Keep Hiring Creators for Reach. Virgin Is Betting $100,000 on Something More Valuable
Creator partnerships are moving beyond sponsored posts. Companies can gain more value by investing in talent, trust, and longer-term relationships together.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Melinda French Gates Helped Bring $1 Billion to Libraries. She Just Named 3 Favorite Books
The philanthropist took to social media to share some of her recent reads and asked her followers to do the same.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Melinda French Gates Just Named 3 Favorite Books. 2 Are Debut Novels
The philanthropist took to social media to share some of her recent reads and asked her followers to do the same.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

3 Lessons in Hospitality From a Grandmother's Simple Morning Ritual
A grandmother's quiet morning ritual offers three practical lessons for sensing the moment, anticipating needs, and creating memorable hospitality.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

FTC Investigation Signals a New Phase of AI Regulation for OpenAI and Anthropic
FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson reportedly started investigations before the OpenAI Hugging Face breach.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

I Earned $250,000 a Year and Still Ended Up $38,000 in Debt
The richest I ever looked was also the brokest I had ever been. Lifestyle upgrades, easy credit, and shame turned a high income into debt. Here's what finally changed.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

$289 Million for Small-Business Lenders Released Just Before Funding Deadline
The Trump Administration has withheld Congressionally allocated funding for Community Financial Development Institutions this year despite CDFIs historically drawing bipartisan support.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Changing Your Mind Is a Brain Balancing Act, and New Research Shows What Can Throw It Off
Researchers found that both underactive and overactive prefrontal circuits can disrupt reversal learning, but at distinct stages of adaptation.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

AT&T's CEO Just Dismissed Elon Musk's Starlink Phone Plan. BlackBerry Once Made the Same Kind of Bet
John Stankey says Musk's plan isn't feasible. Will he come to regret his prediction?



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Apple Just Fixed a Security Flaw Used in an ‘Extremely Sophisticated Attack.' Your iPhone May Still Need an Update
Apple announced the bug could have allowed attackers to run their code of choice on a compromised device.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Satya Nadella Transformed Microsoft's Culture by Changing 2 Words Leaders Used
The labels leaders repeat can stifle ideas or create room for learning. Research and Microsoft show how to choose workplace language more intentionally.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

This Founder Says Cybersecurity Now Starts at Home, Not the Office
The cybersecurity firm BlackCloak's Digital Executive Protection service is helping fuel major growth.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Memory Loss May Not Be First Warning Sign of Alzheimer's. This Change Appeared Months Earlier
Scientists identified a potential early indicator of cognitive decline, pointing to an avenue for new research.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Memory Loss May Not Be the First Warning Sign of Alzheimer's. This Change Appeared Months Earlier
Scientists identified a potential early indicator of cognitive decline, pointing to an avenue for new research.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

A Neuroscientist Says These 6 Things Will Make People Remember You
The platforms will keep changing, but the brain's response will not. Use six durable principles to make your voice recognizable and memorable online.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Marc Benioff Is Hiring 1,000 New Grads. 4 Questions Can Help You Evaluate Your Own Entry-Level Pipeline
It will take more than a flashy announcement to develop a true talent pipeline.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

A Meta Employee Has Suggested ChatGPT's New Agent Looks Awfully Familiar
Dots works around the clock across thousands of apps, carries context between channels, and has already drawn a pointed response from Meta employees.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Want to Pick Better Ideas? A Scientist and Circus Director Have the Answers to Innovation
A study of creators and managers reveals why expert gatekeepers miss original ideas and how innovation teams can make more objective choices at work.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Parafin Financed 60,000 Small Businesses With $3 Billion. Now Stripe Is Buying It
The payments giant is buying the startup, which has provided financing to small businesses through platforms such as DoorDash and Amazon.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Swig Grew From 17 Stores to More Than 170. Now It Plans to Buy a Bankrupt Chain's Drive-Throughs
The company's offer covers locations in Arizona, Oklahoma, and Las Vegas as it looks to accelerate its expansion.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Supply Chain Visibility Isn't Enough Anymore
We spent a decade teaching supply chains to see clearly, but now we need to learn how to make faster decisions.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The Best-Paying Companies Spend More Time in Meetings. New Research Says Cutting Them Could Backfire
Economists tracked more than 9,000 workers and found that the companies spending the most on meetings are also the ones paying employees the most, and that's probably not a coincidence.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

A Study of 52,198 People Linked Certain Conditions to Faster Brain Aging. ADHD Wasn't One of Them
Researchers analyzed thousands of brain scans to see how different conditions influenced someone's predictive age difference.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Cognition's Devin Can Now Tap a Subscription Many Founders Already Pay For
Cognition's new integration lets paid ChatGPT subscribers draw on existing usage while running Devin, potentially reducing extra credit purchases.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

71 Percent of Small-Business Owners Say Their Company Is Healthy. 1 Concern Is Changing Their Hiring Plans
A new Justworks and U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey revealed how small-business owners are evaluating the current economic landscape.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

A Negotiation Expert Says Founders Should Focus on This 1 Key Aspect of a Deal. It's Not Money
Negotiation expert Kristen Prinz says the best deals start long before founders sit down at the table.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

This New Drug Could Solve the GLP-1 Plateau Problem
Roche's experimental enicepatide reduced weight without a plateau through week 48 while also improving blood sugar in adults with diabetes and obesity.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Can a Transplanted Heart Become Biologically Younger? A Harvard Study Suggests It Can
Donor hearts appeared to adopt the biological age of their recipients, a finding that could eventually expand the pool of organs available for transplant.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The Future of Work Will Come Down to 2 Types of Companies That See AI Very Differently
The biggest leadership question about AI isn't what the technology can do. It's what companies choose to do with it.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Popflex Founder Cassey Ho Nearly Shut Down Her Massively Successful Company. This 1 Piece of Advice Changed Everything
A bad hire nearly pushed the Popflex founder to close her company. A simple piece of advice from her COO and a new way of hiring turned it around.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Launch Day Is Dead: What Apple's Shift Means for Startup Founders
Launch day just met its match: speed.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

AI Is Changing What People Value. Smart Founders Are Changing What They Build
The new book ‘Return to Real' explains what to automate, what to keep human, and how to build growth that compounds instead of starting from zero each month.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Steve Jobs Was Wrong About the Apple Store. Why He Changed His Mind
A new book from the creator of the Apple Store explains how he convinced Jobs he was trying to solve the wrong problem.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Dyson's $500 Toothbrush Took 6 Years to Develop. It Quietly Disappeared From Stores Within Weeks
Reports of water seepage and device failures prompted Dyson to halt sales in multiple markets.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The Best Technology Rollouts Start With 4 Types of People, Not a Training Plan
A successful rollout starts by matching the task, goal, and person. Four values orientations explain why one training plan cannot work for everyone.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

A New Mary Poppins Series Starts With a Smart Business Question: What Else Could This Become?
A new take on the iconic character demonstrates why successful businesses shouldn't assume they've exhausted the potential of a familiar idea.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Ken Griffin Is Giving Carnegie Mellon $3 Billion. Most of It Is Going to Miami
A new campus in Miami will host more than 3,500 students and create 300 faculty and 600 staff positions



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Adviser or AI? Why People Are Asking Chatbots Their Money Questions First
The first financial conversation may now be with a chatbot.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

John Mackey Built Whole Foods. At His Next Venture, 1 Steve Jobs Hiring Rule Is Nonnegotiable
John Mackey says the founder of Apple is shaping how he builds teams at Love.Life.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Apple's $1,999 Foldable iPhone Is Reportedly Facing a Production Problem. Samsung Knows It Well
Just weeks away from launch, the iPhone Duo is reportedly facing production hurdles similar to Samsung's early foldable struggles.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The Dallas Cowboys Want Their Stadium Screens to Answer 1 Crucial Game-Day Question
A 30-year-old AT&T lab helps the Cowboys test dynamic stadium signage and lets companies try complex technology before risking live operations.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Celine Dion Tested Her Comeback With 1 Song. Founders Should Do the Same Before Betting Big
What Dion did was smaller and more deliberate than one triumphant return.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Workers Are Being Split Into 4 Groups as Automation Reshapes Careers
A new PwC survey finds that unequal access to training is widening gaps in workers' confidence, job security, and career prospects.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Workers Are Splitting Into 4 Groups as Automation Reshapes Careers
A new PwC survey finds that unequal access to training is widening gaps in workers' confidence, job security, and career prospects.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Chad Janis: Great CEOs Build Companies That Don't Need Them
The Grüns founder says real founder freedom comes from hiring strong people, giving them room to lead, and building systems that do not depend on the CEO being in every room.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Forget AI Training. This Company Gives Employees Time Off to Build With Claude
The best AI strategy might be getting out of the way.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Forget the 4-Day Workweek Debate. Ask This Question Instead
The real question isn't when people work. It's what they deliver.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Disney's Latest Layoffs Hit HR. Some of Those Workers Helped Others Through Earlier Cuts
The third round of cuts this year shows how the company's technology push is reshaping its workforce.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

How to Stand Out in a Crowded Market
Holly Thaggard founded Supergoop! in an effort to provide child-friendly sunscreen pumps in Texas public schools. Her focus on clean formulas transformed the sunscreen market and opened up a new category in health and beauty. Now she's shaking up the crowded bottled water category with her new company, WaterOuai!.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The Algorithm Stopped Working. Smart Brands Are Building Discovery It Can't Take Away
Feeds are losing audience. Search is losing transparency. Neither is coming back.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Jared Knapp's Business Grew Faster Once He Stopped Doing Everyone's Job
Becoming a father changed the way Knapp wanted to run Jared's Leads. He now builds breathing, meditation, and even mindfulness check-ins into the workday to keep himself and his team from running at full tilt all the time.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

OpenAI's New Workshops for Small Businesses Could Help Lean Teams Punch Above Their Weight
The workshops will include sessions on how companies can tailor their AI usage for specific tasks.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

5 AI Delusions That Could Derail Your Business
More AI doesn't always mean more productivity.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Scarlett Johansson's Skin Care Brand Is Shutting Down. Experts Point to 1 Celebrity-Brand Pitfall
Four years after its launch, the actress's clean skincare company is winding down its operations.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

This Company Did Everything Right for AEO. Then Its Organic Traffic Fell Off a Cliff
Here's what happens when you follow every content best practice and Google's algorithm punishes you for it.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

The U.S. Just Banned $1 Billion in Canadian Goods. 1 Distillery Lost the Market It Spent 5 Years Building
Most of the affected products are alcoholic beverages, putting Canadian distilleries at risk. Economists warn that U.S. consumers could bear the cost.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

An MIT-Trained Engineer Spent 5 Years Using Science to Rethink How We Smell
Deodorant fights scent. She's taking a different approach.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Want to Be More Persuasive, Starting Today? Research Says Stop Making Statements and Start Asking Questions
Why? Because we all prefer-and are more likely-to persuade ourselves.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Warren Buffett Stepped Down at 96. What Happens to Your Identity After a Career Like That?
The hardest part of stepping down may be finding yourself.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

This Founder Built a Better Business by Refusing to Work All the Time
Ronica Cleary built her company around a hard constraint: work cannot consume the rest of her life. That pushed her to make faster calls, hire sooner, and get serious about efficiency.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Emotionally Intelligent People Use a Simple 3-Word Phrase to Guide Their Approach to A.I.
How do emotionally intelligent people use artificial intelligence? In three words: with extreme caution.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Emotionally Intelligent People Use a Simple 3-Word Phrase to Guide Their Approach to AI
How do emotionally intelligent people use artificial intelligence? In three words: with extreme caution.



Inc.com
Sep 30, 2026

Investors Are Winning Like Never Before While Consumers Feel Awful
The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index has sat below 60 for more than a year, even as the Nasdaq climbed to record highs.



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