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Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Anthropic Could Raise $14 Billion More Than SpaceX. The Hard Part Comes After the IPO
The AI company has announced its pricing range ahead of its IPO. It could result in a valuation of up to $1.4 trillion.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Mark Cuban Called Elon Musk a ‘Brilliant Entrepreneur.' Then He Revealed What Really Drives Musk's Biggest Predictions
The Tesla CEO forecasts a workforce transformed by humanoid robots. Cuban's assessment of his personality offers a way to evaluate those claims.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Jennifer Lawrence's Haircare Line Is Built Around a Simple Idea. An Airport Coffee Mixup Taught Me Its Value
Customers want solutions, not an overwhelming amount of options.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Anthropic's Claude Can Now Join Your Meetings. Its Most Useful Function Happens Before the Call Ends
The company's latest tools can build spreadsheets, create action items, and work across 9,000 apps.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

How Jacinda Ardern Showed That Great Leadership Starts With Listening
Put down the fix-it toolkit and pick up your listening skills.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Pepper Got Rejected by VCs for Targeting Small-Chested Women—Then Built a Multi-Million-Dollar Brand
Co-founder Jaclyn Fu built a bra brand around small-chested women and proved that serving a niche exceptionally well can build a sizable business without burning venture capital.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Construction Worker Quits Hit Their Highest Level Since Early 2023. Now Contractors Are Bracing for Higher Costs
Contractors are struggling to hold onto skilled workers as data-center construction increases competition.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Workers Would Take a 10 Percent Pay Cut for Housing Benefits. Only 4 Percent of Employers Offer Them
Companies are turning to down-payment assistance, mortgage discounts, and home-buying guidance to attract workers priced out of the housing market.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

I Hosted a 26.2-Mile Ruck and Learned the 3 Ownership Tests Every Founder Eventually Faces
It was about way more than just event planning.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

PwC Trained 85,000 Workers to Use New Technology. Now It's Teaching Them Not to Trust It
The firm's new $100 million certification teaches employees to fact-check automated outputs, challenge assumptions, and recognize when human judgment should take over.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Nvidia Is No Stranger to Corrections, but This One Comes With National Security Risk
Jensen Huang's admission that he had been unfaithful to his wife with a woman the U.S. government suspects is a Chinese spy presents a novel risk that does not show up in a discounted cash flow model.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Paul McCartney Is Now Worth $1.4 Billion. The Business Behind His Fortune Isn't What Most Fans Think
The songwriter was recently named the world's third-richest musician, behind Taylor Swift and Jay-Z. His wealth is primarily due to his entrepreneurial ventures.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

What Military Spouses Taught Me About Building a Business
While building two marketing and website agencies, I didn't expect that these hires would help prepare us for the AI revolution.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

The Hidden Shipping Costs Threatening Every Small E-Commerce Brand—Especially Before the Holidays
Rising diesel surcharges and holiday peak fees are quietly crushing margins for independent online sellers. Here is why you need to raise your prices before Q4 slips away.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Sylvester Stallone Wrote ‘Rocky' in 3 Days. His Secret to Great Writing Took Years
Stallone's writing advice is simple: Trim the fat and keep punching.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

A Leadership Expert Says the Trait We Mistake for Weakness Can Make Companies More Successful
Humility has a branding problem. Here's how smart leaders can fix it.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Costco's 24-Bottle Whiskey Set Has a Problem. Distillers Say Their Products Aren't to Blame
A Reddit user said the bottles tasted like wet cardboard and nail-polish remover. Experts point to a number of factors as potential culprits.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

The Skilled Trades Have a Worker Shortage. The Solution Isn't More Men
Six-figure salaries are only part of the appeal as women discover an industry that is finally beginning to make room for them.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Portillo's Is Growing Sales. So Why Is It Closing Up to 9 Restaurants?
The Chicago-based fast food chain says it will close multiple underperforming locations outside of Chicago.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Companies Are Buying AI Tools, but Employees Aren't Using Them to Transform Work
If your AI is only finding lunch spots, you're leaving money on the table.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

She Built A Wall Street Empire for 16 Years with Just $500—Then Her Body Broke Down
The professional identities we construct to succeed can be surprisingly difficult to leave behind. Former Wall Street executive Ekat Munina knows this better than most.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Fans Dropped $1M in Presales for ‘Heated Rivalry' in Theaters—Now Regal's Upgrading Their Viewing With 4DX
Nearly a year after streaming on screens at home, fans are selling out over 900 cinemas. Here is what the box office run reveals about modern fandoms.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Most Leaders Are Trying to Improve Performance the Wrong Way. A BCG Leader Says These 5 Daily Habits Work Better
The biggest improvements in employee motivation often come from small leadership behaviors, not expensive HR programs.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

DeepMind's Demis Hassabis Warns an AI ‘Oil Spill' Is Coming Unless the Industry Changes Course
AI is now building better AI. The DeepMind co-founder says the next step — taking the human reviewer out — is "a very dangerous way" to get there.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

An Army Veteran Saw an Opportunity in Military Influencers. Now Big Brands Are Following
The uniform isn't the only thing building a following.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Successful Leaders End Up Trapped in a Bubble Until It Bursts—5 Signs You're In An Echo Chamber
Successful Leaders End Up Trapped in a Bubble Until It Bursts—5 Signs You're Missing



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

An Experimental Weight-Loss Drug Cut Osteoarthritis Pain in Half for Nearly 7 in 10 Patients. The Biggest Question Remains Unanswered
Two critical phase 3 trials conducted by researchers at Northwestern University found that high doses of a new drug had an unexpected benefit.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Your Best Employees Are Always in Play. Another Retention Bonus Won't Keep Them
The single most corrosive sentence you'll hear from a talented person is that they have no idea of what their future is at the company.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Drink 3 Cups of Coffee a Day? A Study Links the Habit to Lower Risks of 3 Serious Health Problems
A large study found similar associations for caffeinated and decaffeinated coffee. Scientists are still investigating which compounds may contribute to the benefits.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

My Employee Says She Can't Help Correcting My Typos. That's Not the Real Problem
… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Reed Hastings Built Netflix to Make Decisions Without Him
Hastings says Netflix was designed to give decision-making power to the people closest to the information. That means encouraging dissent and avoiding a culture where every important call had to move up the chain.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

The AI Risk Gap Is Growing
The insurance you have may not be keeping up with increasing AI risks.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

The Hiring Mistake We Should Have Caught Before Recruiting
Finding the right candidate starts with asking whether the person you're looking for exists.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

When did we Start Confusing Productivity With our Worth?
It is time to rethink success by asking whether we are building organizations where people simply perform or where they matter.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

A New Study Provides Hope for People Like Chris Hemsworth (and Me) Who May Have a Genetic Predisposition for Alzheimer's
Research shows an anti-aging drug may help protect the brain before Alzheimer's symptoms begin.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Big Tech's Workforce Is At All-Time Levels of ‘Disengagement' — Here's Exactly Why
Look past the "worker mopiness" and you'll clearly see Big Tech's unforced errors.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Reed Hastings on Leaving Netflix, His ‘Rebound Business,' Serving on Anthropic's Board, and How to Think About Your Legacy
Hastings built one of the most iconic growth companies of the FAANG-stock era. Now retired from that global giant, he has set his sights on a new business in the mountains of Utah.



Inc.com
Nov 10, 2026

Cambridge Researchers Reveal the Surprising, Life-Changing Benefits of Reading for Pleasure. It's a Really Long List
You know reading for pleasure is good for your brain and attention span. But did you know it had all these other unexpected benefits too? 



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

She Took Over Her Family's Drive-In Theater With No Business Training. It Just Hit $300,000 in Revenue
The drive-in operator was recently named one of nearly 500 Amex Shop Small Grant recipients.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Greg Abel Is Making 1 Major Change at Berkshire Hathaway. It's Something Warren Buffett Never Prioritized
The new CEO of Berkshire Hathaway is following the billionaire's playbook—with one major exception.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Beehiiv Just Eliminated Job Titles. It Started With 1 New Hire's Request
The newsletter platform has taken a radical approach to its corporate structure. Its founder said the change is key to its long-term growth.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

KFC Is Opening on Italy's Luxury Ski Slopes. Now a Major Shareholder Is Threatening to Sue
KFC sees Italy's ski slopes as a new growth opportunity. Critics say the chain doesn't belong there.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Scaling a Service Business is Tough. Here's How Drybar's Alli Webb Pulled It Off
In this exclusive National Entrepreneurship Month session, Alli Webb discusses what it takes to fuel growth in the service sector.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Google Is Taking Over a Troubled Data Center Project, and Will Invest $17 Billion to Get It Done
Google refused to be a customer for Crusoe's data center in Wyoming—so it bought the whole site instead.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Built a $100 Billion Company. Now He's Giving Its Home City $100 Million
The record-setting donation will fund five park projects. The city's major is now pushing other local companies to follow the entrepreneur's lead.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Built a $100-Billion Company. Now, He's Giving Its Home City $100 Million
The record-setting donation will fund five San Francisco park projects. The mayor is now pushing other local companies to follow Chesky's lead.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

The Most Expensive Affair in Tech History Hit Nvidia—What It Cost the Brand
When a founder becomes the face of a trillion-dollar empire, a personal scandal isn't just private drama—it's a product failure.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Corporate Can Sugarcoat Layoffs All It Wants—Here's How to Protect Your Career
Whether tech giants call it a "restructuring" or hand out $10,000 startup grants, a severance package still means you need a financial runway.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Voters Across the Country Rejected Data Centers at the Ballot Box. Except for One Town
One North Dakota community diverged from the rest of voters during the 2026 midterm elections.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Burger King Copied Domino's 2009 Comeback Strategy. Then Sales of 1 Menu Item Jumped 35 Percent
Domino's rebuilt its core product after facing customer criticism. Burger King just took a similar approach.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Microsoft Is Asking You to Help Shape AI's Future. The Biggest Test Will Be What It Does With the Feedback
You have until Nov. 15.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Jensen Huang Broke an Unspoken Rule That Most Companies—and Their HR—Choose to Ignore
A CEO's private affair can quickly become a corporate crisis, especially when it involves a major customer and HR cannot act alone.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

"Add Tears to Cart." Why Gap's New Holiday Ad Just Took Over Social Media
The retailer wasted no time in rushing out its latest holiday commercial.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Automate, Augment, or Preserve: How to Decide What AI Should Touch
This four-step framework can help you decide how to integrate AI into your workflow.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Companies Are Pouring Money Into Customer-Service Technology. Only 4% Are Getting the Returns They Expected
They all have one thing in common.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

A Popular Breakfast Chain Is Accused of Underpaying 500 Workers. It Settled a Different Worker Lawsuit 5 Years Ago
The class-action suit centers on whether the popular breakfast chain broke federal and state laws.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Skims' $148 Advent Calendar Just Went Viral—Now It's Offering Refunds
Critics called the Kim Kardashian-founded shapewear brand's holiday countdown a "box full of pranks."



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Who Could Replace Jensen Huang? Nvidia Has No Formal Plan But 6 Possible Successors
If Nvidia's board were to replace Huang, there is no clear successor, but six names are drawing attention.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Leaders: About That Unexpected Raise Request
When an employee asks for more and you're not on the same page, it's time to look inward.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Why Your Prototype Might Be Closer to Theranos-Level Fraud Than You Think
Scrappy products can use manual work and simulated features. The ethical line comes down to what customers and investors believe is working today.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

‘Stranger Things' Is Over, But Netflix Is Betting That the Brand Is Just Getting Started
The company's latest move is a lesson in building an entertainment franchise.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Nvidia's Board Is Investigating Its Own CEO. 3 Lessons for Leaders When Trust Breaks Down
The probe into Jensen Huang is a case study in governance, accountability, and what a company owes its people when a leader's conduct becomes a business risk.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Employees Spend 17 Workdays a Year Looking Productive. Maddeningly, It Works
Employees are broadcasting every accomplishment, exaggerating their output, and sometimes faking productivity. The frustrating part is that managers often reward them.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Elon Musk Finally Killed the Cybertruck. His Brand Paid for the Whole Ride
Tesla will wind down its stainless steel pickup next year. Here is my scorecard on Musk's wins and losses, what each one did to his brand, and the line no critic should cross.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

After 57 Years, The Children's Place Filed for Bankruptcy. Debt Wasn't Its Only Problem
Experts say the retailer faced pressure from online stores such as Walmart and Amazon.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Google's Ultimatum to Schools Proves AI Isn't a Feature. It's an Extraction Model
Google says K-12 schools can't have search without AI. It's not a technical limitation—it's a warning about how software vendors will price the future.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Dior Breaks Silence on AI Controversy, Admits Automation Was Used in Animated Holiday Ad
Viewers and digital artists are spotting telltale AI red flags in Dior's star-studded holiday campaign, sparking a fierce backlash over luxury craftsmanship.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Shaquille O'Neal Expects $1 Million a Month at 55. His Plan Started With Advice on a Napkin
The NBA star recently revealed his savings strategy. Experts say such a plan comes with tradeoffs.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

ServiceNow and Snowflake Are Using AI Agents at Scale. Here's What They Learned
Giving AI the keys to your business? Clean up the data first.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Jensen Huang Sent a Memo Apologizing for Having an Affair. There Was 1 Word Missing
Nvidia's CEO says he accepts criticism, but not consequences.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Napa Valley Has Too Much Unsold Wine. Now a Longstanding Rule Could Disappear
Napa Valley wineries are facing a supply issue. To fix it, the Napa County Planning Commission is considering a major rule change.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Apple Gave Its Next CEO a Practice Run. Should You Do the Same With New Managers?
Don't promote your star player and leave them without a playbook.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Buying the Entire Stock Market Is Really Just a Narrow Bet on Tech Dominance
An AI-driven bull market means a heavy tech bias at an index level.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Starbucks' Red Cup Day Is Almost Here. How a Free Cup Became a Billion-Dollar Holiday Tradition
As retailers prepare for Black Friday discounts, Starbucks is using scarcity, social media, and a little holiday magic to bring customers through its doors.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Nvidia's Board Is Investigating Its Own CEO. How It Responded Is a Master Class in Reputation Management
Nvidia's CEO is under an independent investigation, and how fast the company owned it and opened the windows is the reputation lesson every business should steal.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

New Cornell Research Has a Warning for Managers: You're Accidentally Attracting Narcissists
Unless you're a reality-TV producer looking to draw out the self-centered, you probably shouldn't reward your people this way. 



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

My Former Star Employee Is Struggling at His New Job. Should I Step In?
… and two other tricky workplace dilemmas.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Gen Z Wants to Own Businesses. The Skilled Trades May Be Their Starting Point
The next generation of CEOs might be starting behind the wheel of a pickup.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Gen-Zers Want to Own Businesses. The Skilled Trades May Be Their Starting Point
The next generation of CEOs might be starting behind the wheel of a pickup.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Holiday Shipping Costs Nearly Doubled for This Small Retailer. But the Higher Price Isn't the Real Problem
Small businesses are absorbing higher shipping costs as customers continue to expect free delivery.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Why Your Personal Reputation Is the Ultimate Career Insurance When You Outgrow Your Employer
For decades, prestigious employers and corporate hierarchies decided who deserved professional influence. Now, individuals are taking control of their own career capital.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Jensen Huang Apologized for His Affair. Congress's Response Shows the Fallout Is Just Beginning
The CEO of Nvidia admitted to having an affair with an executive at Megaspeed. The response of prominent U.S. officials provides a window into what may happen next.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

McDonald's Just Walked Away From a 32-Year World Cup Partnership. Here's What Founders Can Learn
Turns out, even the Golden Arches can't buy guaranteed results.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

An Acclaimed Sonoma Winery Faces a $17.5 Million Suit. The Crisis Goes Far Beyond Weak Wine Sales
Experts saying the industry is confronting weaker demand, higher costs, and expensive loans.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

Europe's Plan to Rein In Big Tech Keeps Backfiring
European users are missing out on the biggest new tech products and features.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

How Mastercard's Michael Miebach Learned to Love Collaboration
Agentic commerce is the latest example of how the payments platform is building an ecosystem.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

The FAA Is Finally Ditching Floppy Disks. The Project Won't Be Finished Until 2028
Personal computers stopped including disk drives decades ago. The FAA is catching up slowly.



Inc.com
Nov 09, 2026

A Stanford Study Just Explained When to Use AI for Research—and When Not to
Should you enter that query into ChatGPT or non-AI Google search?



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

2 Promising Heart Drugs Hit Their Targets. They Still Failed to Help Anyone
The disappointing results blindsided many members of the medical community.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

If I Had Zero LinkedIn Followers, Here's Exactly How I'd Rebuild My Audience in 30 Days
Growing an audience on LinkedIn isn't about chasing followers. It's about attracting the right people, building credibility, and turning visibility into business opportunities. Here's where I'd start.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Jensen Huang Built Nvidia to Run His Way. Now Its Board Is Investigating Him
Nvidia said a committee of independent directors will investigate whether co-founder Huang was a ‘target of a foreign intelligence effort.'



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

A Grocery Strike Has Cut Off Hundreds of New England Stores. The Real Fight Is Over 1 Benefit
Hundreds of warehouse workers began striking this week. Independent grocers warn customers may now encounter shortages and bare shelves.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Joanna Gaines Says Magnolia Could Have Scaled 5 Years Ago. She Held Back for 1 Reason
During a recent interview, the co-founder of Magnolia admitted she may have missed early opportunities to grow her business.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

A $1.95 Billion Exit Wasn't Enough. Poppi's Founder Is Trying to Build Another Breakout Brand
Allison Ellsworth says building a breakout brand takes more than a good product. With Jetty, she's trying to apply the lessons she learned at Poppi while proving that brand-building can be a repeatable skill.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

For Years, Health Experts Recommended Low-Fat Dairy. A New Study Challenges the Reason
The 12-week study challenges previous assumptions about dairy fat, including its effect on cholesterol and body weight.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Speedway Is Closing Gas Stations in 2026: See an Updated List of Doomed Locations
Five years after its $21-billion acquisition, 7-Eleven is closing a number of Speedway locations across the country.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Speedway Is Closing Gas Stations in 2026: See Updated List of Doomed Locations
Five years after its $21 billion acquisition, 7-Eleven is closing a number of Speedway locations across the country.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Vertex Stock Rose From Under $40 to Over $500. Jeff Leiden Says It Started With 1 Decision
Jeff Leiden says drug discovery is the ultimate team sport, and he built a leadership team that argued its way to better decisions.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

Brian Chesky Wanted His Airbnb Team to Like Him. It Made Him a Worse CEO
"I think I was pretty much naturally a great founder, and I was naturally a terrible CEO," Chesky said in a recent interview.



Inc.com
Nov 08, 2026

What Is Jetty? Co-Founder Allison Ellsworth Unpacks Her Splashy Poppi Follow-Up
Water is boring. Allison Ellsworth is not. The Poppi co-founder talks tummy tucks, diamonds, and Jetty, the new hydration startup she's betting will eclipse her last giant exit.



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