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Inc.com
May 12, 2025

U.S. Convenes Newark Airport Task Force, Fast-Tracks Telecom Fix
Three incidents at Newark have shaken the public. Meanwhile, the FAA is understaffed.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

A Millionaire Tax? Trump Says It Could Happen
A new top income tax bracket of 39.6 percent for those earning more than $2.5 million is reportedly on the president's mind.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Stop Drowning in Data and Start Winning
The most effective leaders maintain a clear distinction between day-to-day operations and long-term strategy. Here's how to separate the two.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

This Drug Is Nearly 50 Percent More Effective Than Wegovy
A new study found users of one drug lost almost 50 percent more weight that users of Wegovy.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Labor Department Scraps Investigation Into Scale AI. Its Subpoena Won't Be Enforced
And an additional letter from the DOL has left freelancers confused as to why the inquiry was halted.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

This Founder Started Making His Products in the U.S. He Sold Zero Units
Afina founder and Shark Tank vet Ramon van Meer tried reshoring his manufacturing operations. The result was ‘a referendum on price.'



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Trump Gives Drugmakers 30 Days to Lower Drug Prices
Trump signs executive order setting 30-day deadline for drugmakers to lower prescription drug costs.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

The U.S.-China Trade Deal Does Not Address This Much-Discussed Policy
The Trump administration ended the de minimis policy on May 2. There is "no clarity" about its future.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Why Small Businesses Are Still Assessing the Damage, Despite Tariff Policy Changes
Tariff rates keep changing, but smaller companies lack the cash reserves and inventories that insulate their larger competitors.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Why Small Businesses Are Still Counting the Damage, Despite Tariff Policy Changes
Tariff rates keep changing, but smaller companies lack the cash reserves and build up inventories that insulate their larger competitors.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Reactions to Strict RTO Plans Raise Fairness Issues at Work, Research Finds
Employer-employee conflict is hardly new, but many companies' orders to go back to the office are testing the ‘psychological contract' exists between staff and bosses.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Employees Fear the Stigma of Using AI at Work, According to a Study
Companies tell workers to use AI to do their work more efficiently. Many worry their colleagues will think of them as lazy.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

An Entrepreneur's Guide to Every ChatGPT AI Model
The number of ChatGPT models can feel dizzying. Let's break down which model is best for which tasks.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Writing a Promissory Note? Here's What You Need to Know
For early-stage companies in particular, these contracts can prove key to raising new capital.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

How AI Is Making Candy Crush Even Sweeter for Players
One of the ways that AI is helping Candy Crush is by reworking older levels to keep them feeling fresh.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

5 Ways to Fight Brain Fatigue and Get an Instant Burst of Energy
Fortunately, there are ways to deal with brain fatigue and mental burnout besides grabbing another cup of coffee.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

U.S.-China Trade Deal Slashes Tariffs for 90 Days. It's Not the End of Uncertainty
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the U.S. agreed to drop its 145 percent tariff rate on Chinese goods to 30 percent.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Should I Have Told My Employee I Figured Out She Was Pregnant?
I want to offer her flexibility if she needs it.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

How to Get off the Achievement Treadmill and Find Real Fulfillment
True happiness is not found in the next milestone. It's in the present moment.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

The Problem With Executive Wordsmithing
It's often obsessive, ego-driven changes that slow progress, demoralize teams, and derail momentum.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Hinge Wants to Get Gen Z Dating. Its Solution Is Novel
Today the dating app is rolling out the second installment of its ‘No Ordinary Love' campaign.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Hinge Wants to Get Gen-Z Dating. Its Solution Is Novel
Today the dating app is rolling out the second installment of its ‘No Ordinary Love' campaign.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Rivian's R.J. Scaringe on What's Needed to Bring Down the Cost of EVs
In a wide-ranging interview, the electric carmaker's founder and CEO tells From the Ground Up why he's confident that American-made electrification is on the right track.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Maura Healey and Christina Romer Reflect on how Business Can be More Like Government—Yes, Government
What the private sector can learn from its public counterpart.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Trump and the Fed Have a Bond Market problem
Treasury yields are complicating the outlook for monetary and fiscal policy.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Want to Increase Your Emotional Intelligence? New Psychology Research Has a Simple Suggestion
New psychology research finds an unexpected but practical way to nudge yourself towards increased emotional intelligence.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Do These 5 Things to Make People Trust You, According to a Stanford Expert
Robert Siegel is a Stanford lecturer and a VC who's spent 16 years helping to launch startups. Here's his advice.



Inc.com
May 12, 2025

Don't Want to Pay Hundreds for a Biological Age Test? Here's a Free Way to Predict Longevity in Just 90 Seconds
You could pony up $300 for an epigenetic age test. Or you could just grab a tennis ball.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

How Grit Can Take a Toll on Brain Health—Particularly for People Facing Racism
For communities under chronic stress, mustering grit in the face of adversity may actually have detrimental effects.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

How Google's Project Aristotle Shows the Importance of a Caring Workplace
Project Aristotle is a profound reminder that businesses are powered by people.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

Should You Use Stock Dividends to Earn Passive Income? 6 Questions to Consider
There are pros and cons to using stock dividends as passive income. Here's what you should know.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

When Your Company Goes Global, Embrace Regional Differences for Better Performance
A willingness to navigate a mix of different workplace cultural dynamics is your passport to effective global leadership.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

The New Pope Is a Great Reminder of the Value of Moral Leadership
Leaders today must think beyond the short term and see customers, employees, and shareholders as co-creators of value.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

Warren Buffett Says This Was the Biggest Mistake of His Life. Here's Why It Took 61 Long Years to Fix It
We all make mistakes. Some of us find a way to set them right.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

Bill Gates Never Wants Anyone to Say These 3 Words About Him. Neither Do I
Here's why Gates says he will give away 99 percent of his wealth in the next 20 years.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

IVF Order: Trump Wants a Baby Boom—Will Businesses Benefit?
The Domestic Policy Council is set to deliver recommendations on IVF access by May 19. Savvy entrepreneurs should take note.



Inc.com
May 11, 2025

With 7 Short Words, Elon Musk and Tesla Just Taught a Key Leadership Lesson (Whether They Meant to or Not)
Don't sell a product. Sell a vision of the future—even if that vision never actually comes true.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

How to Build Authentic Connections in a Digital Workplace
Leaders must transform their interactions with Gen-Z and create environments where this influential generation will flourish.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

How to Structure Your Business to Do More of What You Love
The goal isn't just to grow your business; it's to grow it in a way that energizes you.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

5 Evidence-Based Solutions to Solve the Leadership Burnout Crisis
Sustainable leadership isn't about superhuman resilience; it's about working smarter.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

1 Quote Explains Why Charlie Munger Was the ‘Architect' of Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett's longtime partner focused on simple ideas but took them seriously.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

5 Ways to Instantly Level Up Your Communication Using AI Tools
The real magic beyond grammar and spell check.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Efficiency and Connection Are the Winning Combination for Leadership Success
You can be fast without sacrificing the personal touch that makes your business unique.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Starting From the Bottom Is Actually a Small Business's Superpower
Small businesses don't face just daily challenges—they face daily opportunities as well.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

5 Easy Side Hustles You Can Do While Working Full-Time
Want to earn extra cash outside of your 9 to 5 job? Consider these options.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Can This 25-year-old College Dropout Turn 23andMe Around—and Fix Genetic Testing?
Nucleus founder Kian Sadeghi's story is anything but conventional. He has bold ambitions for the genetic testing industry.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

The Way Your Company Thinks About Resumes Could Be All Wrong. Here's Why
Some founders don't focus on job applicants who check every box, but whose past experiences include transferrable skills.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Admiral William McRaven's Advice for Avoiding a Leadership Minefield
In his new book, the famous admiral talks about the value in having an informal board of advisers willing to give you the unvarnished truth.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Bill Gates Says We're Living Through an ‘Incredible Emergency.' Some of It Is Due to Elon Musk
Gates leads the world's biggest foundation. But even he can't stop children from dying because DOGE cuts.



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Here Are Warren Buffett's 31 Funniest Quotes, Ranked In Order of How Much You'll Laugh
Out of context, this one might be even funnier: ‘That's the oldest looking corpse I ever saw.'



Inc.com
May 10, 2025

Tariffs Could Put an End to Quiet Town's Trendy Shower Curtains
The company makes an effort to manufacture things domestically, but its best selling product is made in China.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

FDA to Allow Food Coloring Made From Algae, Flowers
Three new food coloring agents will be approved for use in a range of foods from fruit drinks and yogurt to pretzels, and candies.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

How AI is Increasing Insider Threat Risk
In the absence of IT governance, users may leak customer information, leading to non-compliance with data protection laws. 



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Tidal Power Is More Reliable Than Solar. Why Aren't We Using It?
These entrepreneurs are working to harness tidal power as a reliable, scalable source of energy. But there's one big problem.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

5 Small Businesses Are Showing Big Business How to Stand Up to Trump's Tariffs
Leave it to a handful of Florida-based entrepreneurs to show some backbone and sue the Trump administration over its senseless tariff regime.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

What Is Vector, the Latest Meme Coin Trending on X?
More than 40,000 crypto meme coins are reportedly created online per day. And Vector is one of many that have tried to gain attention on X.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Your Remote Workers Aren't Happy. Here's How to Keep Them from Quitting
A Gallup poll found that fully remote employees attain higher levels of engagement than hybrid and in-office colleagues, but isolation increases the risk they'll leave for other jobs.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

After 53 Years, a Soviet-Era Spacecraft Is Expected to Plummet to Earth This Weekend
The craft weighs half a ton and could be traveling at 150 mph. The chances of it hitting a populated area are ‘infinitesimally small.'



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Why This Small Electronics Company Just Got Hit With a $36,000 Tariff Bill
A breakdown of the combined costs of new and existing tariffs shows how small businesses get financially squeezed by huge import duties.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Despite Lagging Global Art Sales, Future Fair Grew Its Attendance 110 Percent
The New York City-based art fair took inspiration from brands like Away and Everlane to compete with more established incumbents.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Despite Lagging Global Art Sales, Future Fair Grew Its Audience 110 Percent
The New York City-based art fair took inspiration from brands like Away and Everlane to compete with more established incumbents.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

These Founders Are Treating Our Broken Health Care System
If these founders have their way, the future of health care is bright. 



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

3 Side Hustles That Became Full-Fledged Startups
From large tech firms to small businesses, here are some companies that got their start with a side hustle.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Made-in-America Companies Are Still Feeling the Pain of Tariffs. Here's Why
Founders say that cartons, boxes, tins, bottles and other containers have become one of their biggest tariff pain points.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

7 Free AI Tools to Help Founders Save Time, Cut Costs, and Boost Productivity
These free AI tools will help you with your calendar, writing tasks, customer service, and much more.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Write a Book That Sells Your Expertise (Without Being Salesy)
Focus on your readers' issues and address them in a memorable way.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation
A CEO's perspective on growth



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

If You're Not Advertising on This Social Media Platform, You May Be Missing Out
Pinterest's strong quarterly revenue forecast—and its new AI tools—make it a compelling platform for marketers.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Build a Greener Brand Starting With Your Domain
Your URL can signal your environmental commitment to customers.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

When Small Convenience Stores Should (and Shouldn't) Deliver
Store to door decisions depend on many factors.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

An HR Trade Group Says California's Anti-Surveillance Bill Goes Too Far. Here's Why
California legislators want to address the security and privacy risks of increased workplace surveillance, but human resource experts call the proposed law flawed.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Why You're Losing $10,000 a Week Chasing $20 Tasks
The key is working differently—here's how.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Small Business Owners Fear a Recession, but Aren't Backing Down, Surveys Say
Two different polls capture entrepreneurs' views of the economy as a glass less than half full, but brimming over with personal satisfaction running their own companies.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

T.D. Jakes on Why Giving Back Is Good Business Strategy
The famous megachurch pastor and entrepreneur built a business empire by prioritizing community and relationships.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

How an AI-Generated Video Gave a Victim a Voice at His Killer's Sentencing
In an Arizona courtroom, a deceased man was able to speak thanks to AI and his family's efforts.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Trump Just Suggested China Tariffs Could Be Decreased to 80 Percent
The president made the comment as negotiators prepare for weekend talks with China's economic tsar.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Influence Award Is a Brilliant Idea That Managers Should Adopt
Businesses can benefit from recognizing employees who aren't the headline performers, but those who profoundly shape culture.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec Says These Are the Only 3 Reasons to Ever Sell Your Business
Advice from Mark Cuban helped Herjavec score a much bigger sale price for his cybersecurity company.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Why a Leader's Voice Is a Powerful Guide During Tough Times
It's easier to say nothing and let it all play out, but that isn't leadership.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Investors Have Regained Their Appetite for Risk
President Trump's trade deal with the U.K. is fueling a market rally.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

5 Ways to Bring a Mom Mentality to Your Business and Drive Success
It's time for motherhood to be embraced for the skills it adds, rather than considered a career setback.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

What Brené Brown Says Every Leader Should Learn From FC Liverpool
The star researcher insists even those with no interest in soccer can learn an essential leadership lesson from the Premier League champs.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

What Brené Brown Says Every Leader Should Learn From Premiere League Champs FC Liverpool
The star researcher insists even those with no interest in soccer can learn an essential leadership lesson from the Premier League champs.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Some People in My MBA Club Worry They'll Never Get Internships. Should I Congratulate People Who Did?
What should a good leader do? Inc.'s Minda Zetlin answers your questions about business ethics in this new column.



Inc.com
May 09, 2025

Warren Buffett Just Said Stocks Are a Better Bet Than Real Estate. Here's Why He's Wrong
Warren Buffett just said real estate investing is harder than stock investing. For him, sure. But not for me and maybe you.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Here's What Business Leaders Are Telling Investors About Tariffs
Q1 earning calls centered largely on tariffs as CEOs figure out how to deal with rising supply chain costs.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Pope Leo XIV Merch Has Already Hit the Internet
T-shirts, water bottles, and more went up moments after the announcement of the first U.S.-born pope.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Tesla Slams the Brakes on Cybertruck's $16,000 Range Extender
The country's most controversial electric vehicle isn't going to get an additional battery pack that would have taken up space in the bed.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Trump Just Kept 10 Percent Tariffs on the U.K. but Will Cut Taxes on British Cars, Steel, and Aluminum
Under the framework agreement, the U.K. is to buy more American beef and ethanol and streamline its customs process for goods from the U.S.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

White House Proposes Overhauling the Outdated U.S. Air Traffic Control System
The proposal comes in the wake of technical failures and deadly plane crashes.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

How Did Golden State Coach Steve Kerr React When Buddy Held Just Wore the Wrong Game Shorts? Exactly as a Great Leader Should
As he just showed, how you do one thing is how you do everything—until it's not.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

How Did Golden State Coach Steve Kerr React When Buddy Held Just Wore the Wrong Game Shorts? Exactly Like a Great Leader Should
As Steve Kerr just showed, how you do one thing is how you do everything… until it's not.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Tamagotchi Inducted Into the Video Game Hall of Fame
The Video Game Hall of Fame each year recognizes games that have had staying power and influenced the video game industry or pop culture.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Microsoft Follows Competitors Amazon, Meta, and Google In Employee Productivity Crackdown
The tech giant has used a mix of layoffs, incentives, and flattened management to coax increased performance from its smaller workforce.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

AI Is Reshaping the Workplace, but Entry-Level Hires Are Way Ahead of the Game
AI is changing how and what people do at work. But is the next generation of workers already too hooked on the tech?



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Why U.S. Ports Are Emptying Out Before Tariffs Hit Harder
Economists and business leaders say sliding cargo volumes are a measure of the looming economic impact of Trump's shifting import duty deadlines.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

IBM Just Declared ‘The Era of AI Experimentation Is Over.' Here's Why
IBM goes all-in with AI agents, and wants companies to use its models ‘across all their technologies, on any infrastructure.'



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Why OpenAI Just Tapped Instacart's CEO to Take Over Some of Sam Altman's Duties
Fidji Simo will be OpenAI's new CEO of Applications. Here's how the company is restructuring.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Shopify's Just-Released Forecast Indicates ‘Concern' Amid Small Businesses
The company beat revenue estimates in Q1 of 2025. This quarter is a different story.



Inc.com
May 08, 2025

Despite the Luxury Downturn, Coach's Sales Remain Strong. Here's Why
The brand has seen continued demand for its on-trend Tabby, Brooklyn, and Empire handbags.



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