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Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Sazerac Bought One of Oregon's Oldest Craft Breweries. Now the Beer Is Going Away
The spirits giant said it acquired Full Sail Brewing with its growing network in mind.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Binance Lost $6.3 Billion in Crypto. The Hackers' Methods Expose a Threat Every Business Faces
As hackers worked to infiltrate Binance, they turned to a trick that could compromise any employee: a fake job interview.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Apple Just Posted $114.5 Billion in Revenue. Now It's Cutting Some Engineers' Daily Spending Limits
The tech giant's CEO wants the company to embrace new technology without incurring the high costs associated with it.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Amazon Blocked Meta's AI Shopping Agent While Walmart Just Rolled Out the Red Carpet for It
Amazon and Walmart just made opposite bets on whether third-party AI agents like Meta's Muse are friends or foes. For every consumer brand, the rules of visibility just changed.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Sam Altman Just Showed the Smart Way to Use Humor to Walk Back a Gaffe
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman changed his name on X to be ‘Ram Altman' following a controversial comment he made about DRAM.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

AppLovin Stock Soars as Quarterly Earnings Reveal Nearly $6 Billion in Revenue
The adtech company is having a very good week.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

‘Maxxing' Is Dictionary.com's Word of the Year. Psychologists Warn It's Terrible for Your Mental Health
Our obsession with self-optimization led to the ‘maxxing' trend, and it's a surefire way to make yourself miserable, experts warn.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

AI Is Exposing a Serious Weakness in Management. Here's the Skill They'll Need Most
As artificial intelligence takes over more technical tasks, the managers who thrive will be those with relational intelligence.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

If You're Looking to Sell Your Business, Compare These 4 Options
Don't get blinded by valuation when an unsolicited buyout offer arrives. These are the four types of business exits every founder must evaluate before making a move.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Wonder Just Filed for an IPO After Reaching a $9 Billion Valuation. Now It's Eyeing an Even Bigger Bet
The food-delivery startup has raised more than $3 billion in funding and spent heavily on acquisitions.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Wendy's Rejected a $1.4 Billion Offer From the Man Who Once Saved It. Now It Has to Prove Its Worth
The chain says Peltz's bid undervalues its long-term potential. An industry expert says that's a mistake.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Customers Started Rejecting Greenwashing. These Beauty Brands Thrive By Growing Their Own Ingredients
In an increasingly saturated skincare market, two founders have something their competitors can't easily replicate: generations of agricultural expertise and total control over their supply chain.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

A Law Protecting Pregnant Workers Could Soon Cover Far Fewer Reproductive Health Conditions
The EEOC could narrow workplace accommodations for abortion, fertility treatment, and other reproductive health conditions.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Nike CEO Elliott Hill Has a Simple Calendar Rule for Keeping Work From Taking Over His Family Life
Elliott Hill wrote down what mattered most to him and built it into his schedule.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Dropbox's New Tools Will Organize Your Messy Files. Business Owners Could Avoid Hours of Busy Work
Agentic capabilities are coming to Dropbox, the cloud storage platform with more than 700 million registered users worldwide.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Netflix Wants AI to Pick Your Next Show. The Discovery Gamble That Could Drive Customers Away
Netflix's new AI Discover tool is a clever fix for decision fatigue—but its potential pitfalls hold a vital warning for marketing teams wasting AI budgets on content creation.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

7 Small Business Ideas With the Highest Net Margins, According to Industry Data
A study ranked 61 small business categories by margins, profitability, and growth rate. Here's which ones came out on top.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Amazon Is Cutting Jobs Again. The Size of the Layoffs Isn't the Most Alarming Part
Amazon's latest cuts are relatively small, but repeated rounds of layoffs could keep employees in a permanent state of uncertainty.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

So Many CPG Startups Panic-Refresh Their Brands—Here's Why You Should Wait
When sales stall or logos feel stale, reactive redesigns are a tempting trap. Before you waste capital on a brand refresh, four essential steps successful CPG founders take first.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Starbucks Could Become More Than a Coffee Company. Its Greatest Strength May Be the Problem
CEO Brian Niccol isn't ruling out a future beyond coffee. Experts say expanding into other restaurant brands could bring more challenges than growth.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Black Sheep Coffee Is Betting Big on America by Trading Its British Roots for Local Flavor
The London-born coffee chain is expanding across the U.S. by embracing drive-thrus, bigger drinks and iced coffee.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Black Sheep Coffee Is Betting Big on America—And Ditching Its British Roots in the Process
The London-born coffee chain is expanding across the U.S. by embracing drive-thrus, bigger drinks and iced coffee—and its founders are already eyeing their next markets.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

After 138 Years, This New Jersey Town Voted to Allow Alcohol Sales. Small Businesses Could Benefit
Collingswood voters ended the borough's long-standing ban, opening the door to new bars, restaurants, liquor-license revenue, and local development.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

There's Only 1 Thing I Don't Love About Apple's New Touchscreen MacBook Pro
Apple's flagship laptop is very good, especially that beautiful OLED display.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Wall Street Doesn't Care That Voters Don't Want Data Centers
Political pushback on new data centers make the ones that are already built more valuable, not less.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

What We Build, and What Built Us
The tools are moving at the speed of AI. Before you build faster, decide what's enough.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Why eBay Is Turning Livestream Shopping Into Its Next Big Bet
From scrolling listings to watching creators sell the story



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Before you Plan Your Next Quarter, Audit Your Calendar
Look at how you spent your time versus how you intended to spend your time.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

How to Cut Through AI Data for Better Decision-Making
AI makes data more accessible to people across your organization, but they may not have the context for decision-making.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

F45 Is Closing Fitness Studios: See an Updated List of Shuttered Locations for 2026
Mad Fitness Group once ran as many as 32 studios across six states. Now an attorney says its story shows the risks of expanding too fast.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

An AI Agent Just Bought From Your Business. Can You Prove the Customer Authorized It?
Salesforce predicts that AI chatbots will originate 20 percent of all holiday e-commerce traffic in 2026.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Think You Don't Get Paid What You're Worth? Blame the Locksmith's Paradox
In all likelihood, you also undervalue at least some of the services you receive.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

The Next Gen-Z Startup Boom Isn't Happening in Silicon Valley. It's Hitting College Towns
Instead of following a traditional career path, members of Gen-Z are embracing entrepreneurship for an unexpected reason.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

She Made $2.6 Million in 1 TikTok Livestream. Here's What Happened Next
Big sales need bigger systems.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

She Made $2.6 Million in One TikTok Livestream. Here's What Happened Next
Big sales need bigger systems.



Inc.com
Nov 05, 2026

Drowning in Inbox Clutter? Try These 2 Secret Gmail Features
Drowning in unread emails? Use two hidden Gmail features—including a secret subscription manager and a quick sender search trick—that make clearing out thousands of messages surprisingly addictive.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Apple's Latest Siri Announcement Could Mean the End of Apps on Your iPhone


Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Voters Rejected Data Centers Across America. This 1 State Just Fired the Loudest Warning Shot
Voter opposition in Ohio mirrors AI sentiment nationwide, and the problem isn't going away.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Netflix's New AI Discover Tab Can't Solve Streaming's Biggest Problem
As Netflix tests mood-based AI recommendations, the deeper issue isn't quality—it's that no single walled garden can fix a fragmented streaming market.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Publix Shoppers Are Buying Less, But the Grocery Giant Continues to Grow
Comparable-store sales fell for the fifth straight quarter as price-sensitive customers trimmed baskets, traded down, and split trips among competitors.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

A Disney Channel Star Just Raised $375 Million for Space. The Lesson Is Substance Over Spectacle
Bridgit Mendler's pivot from teen TV actor to deep-tech CEO highlights why the smartest companies ignore the flashy hype and build the boring infrastructure.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

A Freelancer Claims Their Former Boss Contacted YouTube and Patreon to Derail Their Career. Is That Illegal?
University of Florida law professor Rachel Arnow-Richman explains when a bad reference crosses the line into tortious interference.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Waymo Used Uber to Build Scale. Now It Wants Robotaxi Riders on Its Own App
The robotaxi company says rider feedback helped drive its decision to expand its own app.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Companies Want More Creativity Than Ever. So Why Did Canva Just Lay Off 22 Percent of Its Workforce?
As generative AI reshapes the design landscape, Canva's historic restructuring raises tough questions about the evolving role of creatives and corporate accountability.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The Strand Will Pay Nearly $1.5 Million Over a Covid Loan It Wasn't Eligible to Receive
The iconic New York bookstore says the violation was an unintentional oversight. Federal prosecutors allege its owner, the wife of Senator Ron Wyden, falsely certified the business's eligibility.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

‘You Gotta Go After The Corruption': Democratic Lawmakers Pledge To Take on Crypto, Conflicts of Interest
After securing a stunning upset, the Democrats are intent on cracking down on the backdealings of the Trump Administration.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

A 60-Year-Old Wall Street Firm Is Handing Power to the Next Generation. It Isn't Choosing Just 1 CEO
The company is still winning by doing some things the old-fashioned way.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Selling to AI Agents Requires a Different Playbook. Most Founders Have Not Written It Yet
AI agents are increasingly handling purchasing decisions that humans used to make themselves.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Scientists Discovered a Way to Reverse Aging in Liver Cells. It Could Signal a New Way to Fight Alzheimer's
Protecting one organ could help benefit other ones.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

2,778 Researchers Predicted the Date AI Will Take Over. Don't Wait It Out
There's no sense in using predictions of the singularity as an excuse to postpone decisions that need to be made now.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The NFL Fined Caleb Williams $35,823 for His Cleats. A Baltimore Startup Wants to Foot the Bill
Caddix is turning the Chicago Bears quarterback's uniform violations into a masterclass in guerrilla marketing. The three-year-old startup has already surpassed $3 million in sales.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Billionaires Appear to Have Defeated The California Wealth Tax
A well-funded PAC organized by Silicon Valley investors and CEOs poured $333 million into the effort to defeat a one-time, five percent tax on California wealthiest residents.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Your Sick Pet Is Affecting Your Work. Many Leaders Miss the Warning Signs
82% of pet owners say their pet's health impacts their own emotional wellbeing.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The SEC Wants More Companies to Go Public, and It's Taking a Page From Texas
SEC Chair Paul Atkins wants to cut the regulatory burden that keeps startups out of public markets. Texas and its emerging financial hub could provide a blueprint.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

This Tech CEO Says the Problem Isn't Data Centers. It's How the Industry Is Selling Them
Following the midterm elections, Lisa Su, the chief executive of AMD, says that she's sees an ‘opportunity' for the AI industry.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Why Major Brands Trust This Instagram Platform With Their Advertising Dollars
Going viral is good. Keeping brands happy is better.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Canva's CEO Says the Company Needs to Be ‘Refounded' After Laying Off 22% of Its Workers. Business Owners Should Notice Why
Melanie Perkins told employees that slowing growth requires a reset, and the way she framed it offers lessons for any leader facing cuts.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Fans Just Dropped $1M in Presales to Watch ‘Heated Rivalry' in Movie Theaters—11 Months After Its Premiere
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 04, 2026

Always-On Work Rarely Pays Off. Just 8 Percent Link It to a Promotion
Survey data shows that despite 71 percent of workers feeling pressured to answer work calls or email after hours or on vacation, only 8 percent were promoted for doing so, and just 12 percent got raises.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Why Good Employees Stop Caring About Their Jobs Comes Down to 1 Management Problem
Companies spend millions trying to improve employee engagement. But the real problem often starts with the person employees report to every day.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Instagram's Betting Big on 90-Minute Videos to Beat YouTube. Will Users Actually Watch?
With its new ‘Features' format, Meta is taking a direct shot at YouTube. But after years of conditioning users to scroll fast, can they change user habits?



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

4 Companies Cut 478 Jobs Across Media and Tech, and the Common Thread Was Not AI
The latest layoffs at Hello Sunshine, People Inc., Dropbox, and Front reveal why companies are cutting jobs even as they invest in growth.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

JetBlue Just Raised Checked-Bag Fees for the Second Time This Year. Some Travelers Will Pay $80 Each Way
The price hike applies to tickets booked on or after November 3, but certain passengers can avoid the fee.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The Post-it Note Started With an Adhesive That Didn't Work
Innovation requires being willing to experiment, even when they don't know how things will turn out.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Is Arch Manning's $3 Million NIL Deal Still Worth It After Texas' Losses?
Arch has the name, the money and now the pressure.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

AI Can Produce 10 Ads for Less Than a Cup of Coffee. What's the Catch?
Platforms like Creatify make spinning up ten video ads for $3 dangerously easy. But without disciplined testing, cheap AI generation can ruin your campaign data.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

AI's Biggest Infrastructure Problems Are Creating Billion-Dollar Opportunities
AI's growth is straining power grids, water supplies, and the communities where data centers are built. A new crop of companies is betting that those constraints can become major markets.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Columbia Sportswear Just Mocked Tech Billionaires by Giving Away a Real Doomsday Bunker
With a 40-foot survival shelter, a robot dog, and billboards aimed at Silicon Valley, Columbia Sportswear is reviving its legendary 90s wit.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Only Elon Musk Could Lose Nearly $500 Million and Respond With a Shrug Emoji
Musk poured buckets of money into the midterms. After a loss, he joked about space lasers and shrugged.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

People Used to Love P.F. Chang's. Inside the Billion-Dollar Bet to Bring Them Back
When a brand's most loyal customers talk about it in the past tense, great advertising isn't enough. Here is how P.F. Chang's is rethinking the dining room.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

A Harvard Lecturer Explains How to Talk About the Election Results at Work Without a Meltdown
You can't hide from talking about the election results, experts insist. Instead, try these tips for sane and productive political discussions. 



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Melinda French Gates Keeps 3 Special Things in Her Office. They All Trace Back to Joy
The philanthropist recently took to Instagram to give viewers an office tour which highlights her inspirations.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Melinda Gates French Keeps 3 Things In Her Office. They All Trace Back to This 1 Reason
The philanthropist recently took to Instagram to give viewers an office tour. She points out three items that spark joy for her.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Elon Musk's Midterm Efforts Flopped. Now, His Stocks Are Taking a Hit Too
After Musk's increasing involvement in right-wing politics, Tesla and SpaceX shares are feeling the Democrats' blue wave.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The Web's Oldest Business Deal Is Breaking. Maria Ressa Says Companies Have 2 Ways Out
More than half of internet traffic is no longer human. The Nobel laureate has two answers that don't depend on anyone else's platform.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Stocks Jumped After the Democratic Wave. The Bigger Tailwind Isn't Which Party Won
U.S. stocks surged across the board with the Dow gaining more than 1,300 points and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each up more than 1.3 percent around mid-day.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

JB Copeland's Simple 60-Second Videos Keep Going Viral. Here's What it Teaches Leaders About Authentic Connection
By stripping away fancy marketing tactics and naming the unspoken feelings we all share, a former football coach built a 3-million-follower audience on trust and simple truths.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Google Just Gave Schools an Impossible Choice About AI
Google told schools that it's no longer possible to have Search without AI Overviews.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Napping Most Days Linked to 48% Higher Dementia Risk, New Study Finds. But Experts Aren't Saying to Stop Yet
Frequent, unintentional, and short daytime naps were associated with a higher risk of dementia in older adults, but researchers say it may be a warning sign rather than a cause.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Sandy Fiaschetti Says Leaders Hurt Their Teams When They Avoid Hard Conversations
Fiaschetti says firing someone should come after clear feedback and a fair chance to improve. When it still isn't working, she believes the conversation should be direct while preserving the employee's dignity.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Grocery Prices Keep Climbing. This Family Business Has Spent 100 Years Fighting That Trend
100 years, three generations, and still no outside investors.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

My Employee Said ‘I Would Prefer Not To' When I Offered Him a Project. Is That Inappropriate?
An employee's terse refusal seems inappropriate, but the manager should find out what's behind it before deciding how to respond.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Apple's Cult-Like Customers Are Every Business Owner's Dream. Here's Why
Forget chasing customers. Build a following that follows you for life.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

AMD Revenue Jumped 45 Percent, Reinforcing the Notion That AI Is Still Early
The chipmaker reported record third-quarter revenue of nearly $13.4 billion, beating expectations for $13.09 billion.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

AI Is Fueling Retail's Next Consolidation Wave
AI-driven wealth is splitting the consumer economy, and the brands stuck in the middle are becoming acquisition targets.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

AI Doesn't Create Value Until You Redesign the Work Around It
Organizations need to establish new workflows to maximize AI at the task level.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

How Hollywood Screenwriting Builds Brand Loyalty
Create a brand universe that drives customer-buy in through narrative storytelling.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Gap Is Letting a Bot Handle Part of Its Holiday Hiring. It Says 1 Decision Is Still Off-Limits
The tool will help Gap handle an expected 200,000 seasonal applications. The company insists one aspect of the process won't change.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Give Employees a Raise Without Spending a Dime
Thanks to the "family glitch" fix, you can pawn off employees' family healthcare to the government.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

The Cost of Alcohol-Related Presenteeism
Employees who show up to work hungover are much less productive and are more costly than those who are absent.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Alison Roman's Sauce Brand Just Scaled to 30 States—Without Any Venture Capital
The food writer, cookbook author, and chef is taking her eponymous pantry brand Roman's national through Faire—proving you don't need a VC war chest to win on shelves.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

A New Study Suggests the Worst Employee on Your Team Might Have More Influence Than Your Best
‘Leadership at scale,' they said.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Most Companies Lose Top Applicants in Weeks. This Is How Zapier Keeps Them Hooked
Research suggests uncertainty can cause more stress than a known bad outcome. Zapier's policies show a better way to handle that.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

Most Companies Lose Top Talent in Weeks. This Is How Zapier Keeps Them Hooked
Research suggests uncertainty can cause more stress than a known bad outcome. Zapier's policy shows how to handle that.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

You're Working Hard, but Are You Actually Holding Yourself Back? Here's How to Know
The habits that brought your first wave of success might actually be your biggest bottleneck.



Inc.com
Nov 04, 2026

You're Working Hard, But Are You Actually Holding Yourself Back? How to Know
Think more hustle is the answer? The habits that brought your first wave of success might actually be your biggest bottleneck.



Inc.com
Nov 03, 2026

Damian Lillard Put Product Credibility Ahead of Celebrity Hype. The Real Advantage Is What He Isn't Selling
The point guard's product is used by athletes across the NBA. His unique approach may be part of the company's appeal.



Inc.com
Nov 03, 2026

Tilray Is Closing 4 Breweries to Save $20 Million. Its Next Growth Bet Isn't Craft Beer
The global beverage and cannabis producer is changing its strategy in an attempt to revive its business.



Inc.com
Nov 03, 2026

Knee Pain Drugs and Steroid Shots Failed. After This Procedure, 80 Percent of Patients Reported Relief
After one year, the median pain score among participants dropped from 7 to 3 on a 10-point scale.



Inc.com
Nov 03, 2026

Knee-Pain Drugs and Steroid Shots Failed. After This Procedure, 80 Percent of Patients Reported Relief
After one year, the median pain score among participants dropped from 7 to 3 on a 10-point scale.



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