AI companies keep talking about how dangerous their models are, and they just keep building them anyway.

As the country's protein obsession grows, Hormel is doubling down on chicken with a new major deal.

Here's what happens when you follow every content best practice and Google’s algorithm punishes you for it.

Why? Because we all prefer--and are more likely--to persuade ourselves.

Researchers found that both underactive and overactive prefrontal circuits can disrupt reversal learning, but at distinct stages of adaptation.

Scientists identified a potential early indicator of cognitive decline, pointing to an avenue for new research.

We spent a decade teaching supply chains to see clearly, but now we need to learn how to make faster decisions.

Researchers analyzed thousands of brain scans to see how different conditions influenced someone's predictive age difference.

More than 100 PR and comms pros share their uncensored thoughts on which new media outlets move the needle for their clients—and which traditional ones can still deliver.

Roche’s experimental enicepatide reduced weight without a plateau through week 48 while also improving blood sugar in adults with diabetes and obesity.

Reports of water seepage and device failures prompted Dyson to halt sales in multiple markets.

A new campus in Miami will host more than 3,500 students and create 300 faculty and 600 staff positions

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.

How do emotionally intelligent people use artificial intelligence? In three words: with extreme caution.

You don’t need to train for a marathon to enjoy the cognitive benefits of running. Apparently, barely breaking into a jog will do it.

After customers raised concerns about alleged targeted strategies, Walmart's CEO said the retailer does not charge shoppers based on their personal data.

Meta is running its favorite playbook to get people to use Muse. The problem is that it's not honest.

After decades of studying leadership and coaching leaders, one behavior continues to separate truly human leaders from everyone else.

Sequoia Vaccines was pursuing a novel shot. The costly path to clinical evidence ultimately drained its funding.

Artificial intelligence is supercharging the ways that cybercriminals operate. Follow these tactics to stay as safe as possible.

Researchers tracked sleep patterns and more than 1,000 health outcomes, revealing why stages, consistency and interruptions deserve attention.

Effort-based compensation rewards busywork. Outcome-based compensation builds winning cultures. Here's how to actually structure it.

New federal guidance urges employers to stock opioid reversal medication and train workers to use it, even as fentanyl detection declines.

A federal judge rejected Lego’s fair-use and implied license defenses over its miniature reproduction of James Concannon’s jacket.

Starbucks shows that sometimes getting smaller, closing underperforming locations, and reinvesting in what works is the path to growth.

eBay CEO Jamie Iannone fuels innovation with customer feedback—plus the three questions he asked company leaders before he took the job.

'Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.'

A strategic price increase can help small businesses protect margins, keep pace with rising costs, and avoid a more painful adjustment later.

Every prompt sent to a frontier lab can be a little bit of your company walking out the door.

Researchers identified six compassion profiles and found that caring for others without self-compassion was associated with poorer mental health.

Adults ages 45 to 65 took 30-minute online exercise classes three times weekly. Mood improved, while memory and brain-cell findings proved less clear.

An NYU professor and author of a new book on online trends insists we need to update how we think about going viral.

Viral TikToks have blamed Millennials for a lack of jobs. The data points to a different issue.

A long-running UK study says irritability and anxiety – not attention problems – may be the connection between ADHD and depression.

You can manage your inbox just by talking to ChatGPT, even when you're away from your desk. Here's how to set it up today.

Holding private equity liable for the debts of their portfolio companies would be a striking departure from how the sector currently operates.

The act of worrying is deeply human. But an emotionally intelligent approach will help you keep your worry in check.

You can't always control what happens, but you can control how you respond.

To compete with Spotify, Apple is opening a state-of-the-art music hall, complete with the ability to record artists with Spatial Audio.

The trend has taken over grocery store shelves with startups taking inspiration from old-school snacks like Cracker Jack.

Researchers tracked pupil dilation during learning and found that white noise increased arousal but did not produce stronger memories the following day.

As Phia continues to face scrutiny, some are revisiting Melinda French Gates’s decision not to invest in the startup.

If you’re always practicing emotional intelligence, you’ll know what to do when you need it most.

A new study shows neither remote or in-peson work determines whether employees suffer loneliness, indicating the claim that RTO can help solve the problem “just isn’t true.”

Michelle Bisnoff was convicted of fraud after using a big-name sales pitch to raise money for a patented ring she didn’t own. Esos Rings sold just 6 on Walmart.com; 3 were returned.

Brain scans suggest ADHD-related connectivity is distinct from the networks associated with basic attention skills in nine- and ten-year-old children.

Jes Wolfe’s leadership lesson: build with purpose, focus on repeatable wins, and keep moving when everything changes.

A Pennsylvania operator filed for Chapter 11 as the fast-growing chain pushes ahead with expansion. Restaurant experts say debt and market saturation can strain even popular franchises.

Markets treat it as a quality signal that influences purchasing decisions.

The best leaders don’t rely on authority to get people to follow. Their everyday actions earn trust, respect, and commitment.