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Aug 07, 2026

Hims & Hers Received 4,800 FTC Complaints in 5 Years. Customers Say They Were Hit With Charges for Prescriptions They Didn't Want
Newly released complaints describe surprise prescription renewals and rejected refunds. The company had already set aside $15 million over the FTC investigation.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

What Causes Poor Leadership? Research Points to Four Leadership Failures
Companies create many of their own leadership problems by promoting capable people without preparing them to lead.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Rockstar Founder Russ Savage Wants Celsius's CEO Fired. His $300 Million Stake Makes It Hard to Ignore
The founder says Celsius's flagship brand is losing ground, and he wants CEO John Fieldly out. Celsius tells Inc. its board still backs him.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Daymond John Says Most Companies Die From 1 Mistake. It's Not a Lack of Funding
Daymond John nearly lost FUBU despite strong demand and big orders. His story reveals the overlooked mistake he believes destroys companies every day.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Google Just Shared the Easiest Way to Start a Side Hustle With AI
Google's advice for would-be founders starts with a simple shift: treat Gemini like a command center, not a chatbot.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

ChatGPT's Latest Upgrade Isn't Just a New Model. It's What Free Users Can Do Without Limits
People who use OpenAI's ChatGPT for free can expect factual improvements and another big change.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Apple Vision Pro Replaced a Standard Monitor in the Operating Room. Surgeries Finished 19 Percent Faster
A UC San Diego study found tear-duct cases using the headset took less time and felt less demanding to surgeons. Researchers say larger trials are still needed.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Whatnot Just Clinched a $20 Billion Valuation
The company's latest fundraise comes amid rapid growth—and increased scrutiny.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Finance Jobs Just Hit a 4-Year Low—but Banks Posted Nearly 49,000 Roles Seeking New Tech Skills
Financial activities shed 14,000 jobs in July. Commercial bank postings seeking AI skills jumped by 51 percent.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Apple Just Released Mac Security Updates to Fix 1 Flaw. Update Your Software Today
‘The timing suggests some urgency,' says one cybersecurity expert. Running updated software is the best way to keep your machine secure.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

AI Layoffs at Oracle, Amazon, and Cloudflare All Have One Thing in Common Besides Headcount Reduction
Companies are using AI for different purposes, but each is reconsidering how work should be organized, coordinated, and led.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Pepsi's Next Grocery Bet Isn't on Chips or Soda. It's on Cold Soup at Whole Foods
Chilled tomato soup is launching at select Whole Foods stores as the food giant expands into fresh, meal-adjacent products.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

A Crypto Founder Admitted His Bots Faked Millions in Daily Trades. He Paid $10,000—and Still Runs the Company
Liu Zhou turned wash trading into an automated service for crypto projects. He still runs MyTrade after an FBI sting caught the company manipulating a token created by law enforcement.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

If Your Business Doesn't Offer Workers a 401(k) Plan, Maybe Now Is the Time
Human Interest CEO Jeff Schneble talks about the future of retirement savings, and why he left venture capital to run this fast-growing digital 401(k) provider.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Divers Found a 162-Year-Old Guinness in a Shipwreck. Now Researchers Plan to Use Its Yeast to Re-Brew It
The bottle sat at the bottom of the English Channel for 162 years. Researchers are now trying to recover its yeast and recreate its flavor.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

TGI Fridays Store Closures: See a List of Locations That Have Lost the Most Restaurants Since Its Bankruptcy
The dining chain says it's poised for growth nearly two years after its Chapter 11 petition. Some states have lost many locations between then and now.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

The Bosses at These 2 Stores Are Bots. Their Management Style Is Nice but ‘Sometimes Dumb'
Experiments involving real businesses suggest that AI overlords may be weird. One bought 120 eggs for no reason.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Think You Deserve a Raise? These 2 Unseen Factors May Be Holding You Back
Two overlapping studies show that asking for a raise involves more than just merit, exposing deep-seated disparities in who gets rewarded.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Americans Now Need $110,000 to Afford the Median U.S. Home. The Typical Household Falls $22,200 Short
A new report from Redfin says buyers need about $110,000 to afford the average U.S. home, leaving many households short—even as the market tilts toward buyers.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

McKinsey Just Revealed How AI in Decision-Making Can Be a Force Multiplier. Here's Why It Gives Startups a Huge Advantage
AI can't just be bolted onto existing processes. It needs to be embedded into every strategic decision.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Hackers Targeted Major Wall Street Money Managers With Cloned Voices. A $75 Billion Hedge Fund Stopped Them
While this attack method isn't a new phenomenon, cheap voice cloning makes it easier to scale. Experts say every sensitive request now needs an independent check.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

The Biggest Companies in History Are Spending More Than They Generate. That's the Bull Case
Wall Street has changed its mind about Big Tech's AI spending.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Outside LLMs Just Proved the Next AI Breakthrough Can Come From Anyone
This hackathon is replacing technical gatekeepers and empowering everyday creators.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

She Sold Create & Cultivate for $22 Million. 2 Years Later, She Returned With a Different Blueprint
Same brand. Bigger vision.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

She Sold Create & Cultivate for $22 Million. Two Years Later, She Returned With a Different Blueprint
Same brand. Bigger vision.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Aldi Is Closing Stores in 5 States: Full List of Doomed Locations for 2026
The discount grocer is closing locations while pursuing its largest single-year expansion and a $9 billion growth strategy.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

California Growers Are Burning 100-Year-Old Healthy Vineyards. The Reason Isn't Disease or Drought
Experts say more than 100,000 acres of grapevines could disappear in three years as demand drops, contracts dry up, and imports add new pressure.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Why Most Founders Burn Out in the Zone of Excellence
Just because you're good at something doesn't mean you should do it.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Zillow's Founder Built 3 Iconic Companies by Asking 1 Simple Question
From travel prices to home values to workplace salaries, Rich Barton built companies by making hidden information useful to everyday customers and founders.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

As Apple Kicks the AI Can Down the Road, the Company Is Being Picked Apart
A lawsuit alleges OpenAI is stealing secrets from Apple - what the heck is going on, Timbo?



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

The Creator Economy Has a Funding Problem. Kickstarter Just Wrote the Check
After 17 years, Kickstarter launches a $1 million creator fund of its own.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Science Says People Who Can Laugh at Themselves Make Better Leaders (and Are Happier Too)
As long as the joke is affiliative and not destructive.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Science Says People Who Can Laugh at Themselves Make Better Leaders (and are Happier, Too)
As long as the "joke" is affiliative and not destructive.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Researchers Examined 500 Self-Help Techniques. Only These 20 Passed the Science Test
Skip the trendy advice and unproven social media hacks—here are the few science-backed strategies that consistently deliver real results.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

The AI Trust Gap: Why Automated Hiring Is Backfiring on Recruiters
Over-automating recruitment is alienating top candidates. Here is how hiring managers can leverage technology without sacrificing the human element.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

AI Split the Creator Economy in 2. Most Brands Are Still Paying for the Wrong Half
Brands aren't just buying audiences anymore. The real opportunity may be creators whose ideas people trust, cite, and act on.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

AI Split the Creator Economy in Two. Most Brands Are Still Paying for the Wrong Half
Brands aren't just buying audiences anymore. The real opportunity may be creators whose ideas people trust, cite, and act on.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

Claude or ChatGPT Is the Wrong Question. Marketing Teams Need to Pick an AI Home Base
The edge for marketers comes from choosing one platform, building workflows, and getting fluent.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

They Filled the New York City Subway With Fake Tech Ads. Their Real Goal Is to Get People Offline
Harris Alterman and Dave Ross take Inc. behind the scenes of their satirical subway ad project.



Inc.com
Aug 07, 2026

ADHD Doesn't Raise Entrepreneurship Rates Overall. 1 Group Was a Major Exception
The popular narrative says ADHD can be a startup advantage. A new 28-year study found that benefit was concentrated among a specific group of people.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

A New Ranking Says the Best Place to Build a Career Isn't New York, Chicago, or Los Angeles
A report looking at 100 large U.S. metro areas found that the best city for career growth wasn't always in the biggest job market.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Extreme Heat Is Making Takeoffs Harder. Now Airlines May Need to Bump Passengers to Keep Flights Safe
After temperatures at one airport hit 114 degrees Fahrenheit, a major carrier asked passengers to give up their seats. It's a scenario that other travelers may start to face.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Mark Zuckerberg Just Unveiled a New ‘Low-Cost' AI Coding Tool. There's Just 1 Catch
The AI agent is called Muse Code, and it's designed to help software engineers.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Using This Apple Privacy Feature? Researchers Warn It Has a Flaw
The issue stems from Private Relay, which is designed to protect a user's IP address and shield against tracking, too.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Kalshi's Chief Counsel Defends The Prediction Market Platform After New York State Attorney General Sues


Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Real Business Lesson Behind Netflix's ‘My Life With the Walter Boys' Has Nothing to Do With TV
People crave emotional connection to the product.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

After Years of Falling Behind, Burger King Is Finally Beating McDonald's. Its Comeback Comes Down to 3 Fixes
Strategic remodels, stronger marketing tactics, and certain standout products are helping Burger King regain customers and market share.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Two Top Tech Leaders Stepped Back for Health Reasons. It's a Warning About AI's Endless Work
Thinking Machines Lab and OpenAI execs took a step back from the workplace amidst the ceaseless AI race.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Meta's Glasses Started a Privacy Backlash. DuckDuckGo Launched a Sold-Out Solution: ‘Just Normal Sunglasses'
The browser company's satirical, privacy-focused product launch hit home.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Apple and OpenAI Are Fighting in Public Over Trade Secrets. The Real Risk Is That They Both Could Lose
OpenAI called Apple's suit ‘careless, aggressive, and oddly personal.' Spats like these risk harming both companies.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

OpenAI's Creator Retreat Sparked a Backlash. The Bigger Lesson Is About Staging, Not Strategy
The backlash was loud, but the real mistake was narrower: OpenAI let a luxury retreat frame a product education effort the wrong way.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Forget the Resume. MrBeast's 3-Question Hiring Test Starts With Criticizing Him
The YouTube star is looking for candid feedback on his product as part of the job interview.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Maker of Guinness and Johnnie Walker Is Cutting $1 Billion in Costs. An Analyst Says That's the Easy Part
Dave Lewis's turnaround plan targets $1 billion in annual savings over three years. Experts say Diageo still has to prove it can revive sales.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Wheels Up: Why So Many CEOs Become Pilots
Founders' newest status symbol? Getting a pilot's license to fly their own plane



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Why 84 Percent of Managers Don't Trust Your Summer Sick Days (And What Half Are Secretly Doing)
A new survey reveals the hypocrisy driving summer productivity slumps—and why the boss suspecting your "sick day" might be using the exact same excuse.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Jen Rubio and Stewart Butterfield Are Separating. They Say Their $215 Million Foundation Will Continue
The founders of Away and Slack say their philanthropy, investments, businesses, and properties will remain shared. A divorce attorney says control should be formally negotiated.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Most Valuable Founder Skill Is Getting Rarer. It Comes Down to Putting Your Phone Away
Your phone is quietly undermining your best business conversations, even when you don't touch it.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Google Realized Hiring ‘Perfect' Employees Was a Mistake. Steve Jobs Had a Better Rule
Rejecting strong job seekers with noticeable flaws is a common misstep. Do this instead.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Serena Williams Has Backed 100 Startups and 16 Unicorns. Here's Where Her New Starfire Venture Fund Is Looking to Invest
The new fund comes as Serena Ventures grows into its next phase under the leadership of both Williams and general partner Beth Ferreira.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Kelley Blue Book Priced Cars for a Century. Now It's Entering Real Estate—and Taking On Zillow and Redfin
The auto valuation brand is expanding into real estate with a new tool for pricing homes. It says its estimates can come within 3 percent.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Moderna's First mRNA Flu Shot Just Won FDA Approval. Now Researchers See Potential for HIV and Malaria
The vaccine could give Moderna a foothold in seasonal flu and strengthen the case for mRNA shots against fast-changing diseases and cancer.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

My Employee Gave Me an Ultimatum: Give Her a Raise or She's Cutting Her Duties in Half
She says she won't do duties beyond her original job description without more pay. Is it fair negotiation or unprofessional leverage?



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Ford's First Electric Pickup Missed the Mark. It Just Unveiled the Name of Its Second Attempt
The midsized electric pickup from Ford will start at $28,350, a reasonable price compared to its competitors. Here's what it's called.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

AI Stole Their Life Savings. Then the IRS Sent Them a Tax Bill
The new fraud nightmare: losing money twice.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Every Business Should Experiment With AI Video
Those that understand how to work with these models will gain an advantage.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Best Interview Question Doesn't Reveal What Candidates Know. It Reveals How They Think
There's no right answer, but rather a host of possibilities.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

This Founder Left a Successful Agency to Build the Future of Influencer Marketing
AI can automate the process. Only people can build the partnership.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Research Just Linked Lower Pain Levels and Less Depression to 1 Simple Habit. It Wasn't More Sleep or Exercise
A University of Missouri study suggests that making one simple tweak to your schedule may support your circadian health, mood, and pain levels.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Want to Lose Belly Fat? New Research Shows You Can Work Out Just 1 Day a Week
Science shows the "weekend warrior" approach does work, but with a relatively lengthy catch.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Dow Just Hit a Record High. The Boring Part of the Market Is Quietly Catching Tech
After hitting an all-time high for its fifth winning day in a row, the Dow is now outpacing the S&P 500 this year.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Google Just Put 1 Executive in Charge of Gemini After 8 Prominent Researchers Left in 2 Months
Koray Kavukcuoglu will now oversee everything from frontier-model research to the Gemini app. Demis Hassabis will turn his attention to AGI and scientific discovery.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Yelp's First Product Was a Flop. Then Users Found 1 Hidden Link That Changed Everything
When Yelp's original email referral service failed, its founders noticed users flocking to a hidden review feature. That observation changed the company forever.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Your Company Culture Is Built One Story at a Time, Says This Psychologist. Here Are 4 Ways to Get It Right
Why culture lives in the stories and rituals your people repeat.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

This Simple Breathing Technique Can Help You Make Better Decisions, New Research Shows
Relaxing your body can help you think clearly.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Why Anthropic's CEO Is Surprised AI Talent Cares About Compensation
Dario Amodei reportedly fears AI talent is prioritizing giant paychecks over company mission—exposing a glaring reality check for tech founders.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

The Neuroscience of Why You Can't Stop Buying Books You Don't Have Time to Read
Did I write this column on why some people can't stop buying books for personal reasons? Why yes, I did. 



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

Before You Blame AI for Bad Marketing Copy, Answer These 3 Questions About Your Brand
The strongest AI prompts start with clearer answers about your customer, category, and competitive edge.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

A College Senior Used YouTube to Build a Fashion Brand. It Could Hit $12 Million in 2026
Hailey Weiner launched Heiress Beverly Hills without formal fashion or business training—and learned the fundamentals by watching free videos online.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

How OpenAI Is Capturing Most Valuable Moment in Healthcare
OpenAI is capitalizing on the moment people seek health guidance—before they ever reach a clinic.



Inc.com
Aug 06, 2026

How OpenAI Is Capturing the Most Valuable Moment in Healthcare
OpenAI is capitalizing on the moment people seek health guidance—before they ever reach a clinic.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Geoffrey Hinton's Blunt Warning About Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg Got The Biggest Applause at Ai4
At the Ai4 conference in Las Vegas, three of AI's most influential minds sparred over regulation, job losses, and open-weight models from China.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

6 Ready-Made Meals Sold at Publix, Kroger, and Food Lion Recalled After Inspectors Find Aluminum Slivers
The affected products were sold at a number of popular grocery stores in multiple states.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Researchers Gave AI Agents Internet Access. Some Went After Real People and Organizations
The tests had cybersecurity safeguards intentionally removed. The most egregious of the actions included social engineering.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

The Stock Market Just Hit a Record. ‘The Big Short' Investor Michael Burry Says That's a Warning Sign
The Scion founder is betting against Nvidia, Palantir, and other beneficiaries of the AI boom—and says the record-setting rally is creating leverage that could make the next selloff more violent.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

San Francisco's Housing Market Boom Is Fueling Rental Scams. 1 Product Designer Lost $18,600
As competition for apartments in the California city heats up, scammers are using urgency to get renters to wire them thousands of dollars on the spot.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Google Is Finally Shutting Down the Google Assistant. Here's What Android Users Need to Know
The big change involving the Google Assistant and Gemini happens soon. Users will not be able to switch back.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

What Happens After Your Marketing Finally Works?
Take a step back before any campaign to be ready to act on that success.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Disney's TikTok Deal Creates a Massive Content Pipeline—but Creators May See Little Benefit
Disney announced a major, first-of-its-kind partnership with TikTok. Some social media users are skeptical of the collaboration's potential for success.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

The Prepared Food Land Grab
The deli counter is the next battleground for c-store operators to drive revenue.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

The MTA Is Auctioning Off Its Last 60 MetroCard Machines. Bidding Opens at $1,500
As New York shifts to the OMNY system, the MTA is selling decommissioned MetroCard vending machines to transit fans willing to move more than 1,000 pounds of nostalgia.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

The House's Technology Spending Had 2 Winners—but They Succeeded in Very Different Ways
The spending of congressional offices offers a look into to which tools and companies the nation's leaders are gravitating toward.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Want Your Message to Land? Say Less
It isn't about dumbing it down. It's about designing for how people actually absorb information



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

In a World of AI and Deepfakes, Being Verifiably Real Is a Business Model
Entrepreneurs who use AI openly will beat the ones pretending they don't.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Your Best Marketing is on Main Street
How building community trust through print and digital channels drives long-term growth.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Ted Lasso Is Back. Smart Leaders Will Watch Nate Shelley Instead
Budding leaders need guidance to reach their full potential.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

‘Ted Lasso' Is Back. Smart Leaders Will Watch Nate Shelley Instead
Budding leaders need guidance to reach their full potential.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

AI Just Passed a Dubious Milestone: People Trust It More Than They Trust Politicians
Being more trustworthy than a politician is a low threshold, but new research carries implications for anyone using AI in the workplace.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Salad and Go Is Shuttering Its Last 70 Stores. Analysts Say Its Collapse Started Long Before the Cyclospora Outbreak
Data shows the chain's customer visits had been decreasing for more than two years before it ultimately filed for bankruptcy.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Inside the Comcast Lawsuit Claiming Sales Reps Were Tied to Chairs and Pelted With Cream Pies
An ex-employee claims a Comcast manager organized monthly "splat sessions" targeting low-ranked staff.



Inc.com
Aug 05, 2026

Worried About Your Blood Pressure? A $399 Ring Wants to Measure It Without Ever Using a Cuff
New wearables aim to help you track your blood pressure. The Signal Ring from Vital Signals has an especially bold approach.



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