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Trump Announces Project Stargate, a Massive New Investment in AI
The venture involves OpenAI, Softbank, and Oracle, and starts with an investment of $100 billion.3h - Business -
Why Building Trust and Integrity in the Wild West Matters
You need to be able to look your employees and clients in the eyes.4h - Business -
The Top 10 Friendly States for Entrepreneurs in 2025
If starting a growing a business, consider these locations.4h - Business -
Trump Targets Climate Tech on Day One
President Trump unleashed a flurry of actions that could have major impacts on climate technology and the future of the U.S. energy industry.4h - Business -
Insurers Were Right About California’s Wildfires
Regulators in California made it difficult for insurers to raise rates despite increasing risks. So the insurers stopped writing policies, which is logical. But they’ll get blamed and shamed anyway.5h - Business -
TikTok Is Back. But Meta Is Reportedly Offering Creators Cash Bonuses to Stay On Reels
New Instagram-exclusive posting bonuses range from $10,000 to $50,000.5h - Business -
Scale AI CEO Alexandr Wang Writes Letter to President Trump: ‘America Must Win the AI War.’
Accompanied by a full-page advertisement in The Washington Post, the letter is a public declaration by Wang insisting that the U.S. must maintain AI dominance over China.6h - Business -
Why Crypto Advocates Say Trump Shouldn’t Have Launched His Own Cryptocurrency
President Trump’s newly released memecoin could ultimately help delegitimize the rest of the digital currency ecosystem.6h - Business -
Musk’s High Visibilty at Inauguration Puts Him Solidly in Trump’s Orbit
The presidential inauguration was a veritable billionaire’s convention with Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in attendance, but Musk clearly has a bigger role.6h - Business -
Everything Companies Need to Know About Hosting an Event in 2025
How local-first, meaning-focused strategies are setting the new standard for successful business events.6h - Business -
At Davos, Banks Describe Trump ‘War Rooms’ to Prepare for Upheavals
The president’s freewheeling, off-the-cuff proclivities will likely have big effects on markets, and top bankers are getting ready for potential volatility.6h - Business -
Four Key Things About Trump’s RTO Mandate for Federal Workers
The new president signed an executive order that could oblige as many as 1.1 million government workers to return to the office.7h - Business -
4 Reasons Sustainability is Key to Food and Beverage’s Future
What brands can and must do to survive in this new era.7h - Business -
Why OpenAI’s Agent Tool May be the First AI Gizmo to Improve Your Workplace
AI is exciting, powerful and controversial, and some critics doubt the tech delivers on its promise. But the next big wave of AI ‘agents’ may prove genuinely helpful.7h - Business -
Trump Effectively Pulls U.S. Out of Global Corporate Tax Accord
Congress never approved a world agreement setting a 15 percent minimum corporate tax, and the new president’s memo on it said it would have no bearing on American companies.7h - Business -
Canada Readies Response to Trump’s Feb. 1 Tariff Plan
As the President wields the threat of import duties, Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly said the country is working to avoid tariffs, but is also ‘working on retaliation.’7h - Business -
Trump Executive Order Creates DOGE, Trying to Dodge Lawsuits Challenging It
The Musk-led panel looking for trillions in budget cuts and eliminating as many as a million federal jobs gets off to an evasive, rocky start.8h - Business -
The Power of Giving Back: Elevating Your Business and Your Community
Giving back can be a powerful source of brand value, customer loyalty, and employee satisfaction.8h - Business -
Trump’s Muddled TikTok Plan Gets Chinese Pushback
On his first day in office, President Trump added several unexpected wrinkles to the ongoing “ban or sale” saga facing China-owned TikTok, drawing Chinese government criticism.9h - Business -
Why Business Leaders Should Prepare for Grievance Politics in the Workplace
A new survey shows rising levels of people expressing mild or strong grievances in and about the workplace, which will likely create new challenges for business owners.10h - Business -
All Great Leaders Know It: Let Your Employees and Customers Tell You What to Do
It’s not your job to have all the answers. It’s your job to find them10h - Business -
How Trump Could Move Markets and Reshape the Economy
Trump has vowed to cut taxes and implement tariffs, among other initiatives that will affect the economy.11h - Business -
Can I Ask Employees to Stay Late During Busy Times?
What are the “rules” around asking for extra work?12h - Business -
The Great Interview Heist: Companies Are Mining Candidates for Free Ideas — and It Needs to Stop
It may be an employer’s market, but you still need to lead with integrity. Engaging in idea theft is only going to hurt your business.12h - Business -
Want to Be More Successful? When the Best Way to Win Is to Play a Loser’s Game
Everyday actions can lead to remarkable results.14h - Business -
Meet the Founder Behind 26 of Last Year’s Inc. 5000 Companies
Greg Muzzillo founded franchising powerhouse Proforma nearly half a century ago. Here are four of his best growth tips.15h - Business -
Here’s the No. 1 Thing to Know About Starbucks and Bathrooms
Talk about a universal customer problem.15h - Business -
This Stanford Psychologist’s 90-10 Rule Will Make You an Instantly Better Leader
How do you balance the desire to be liked with the need to be respected? Organizational psychologist Bob Sutton has a handy rule for leaders.17h - Business -
At President Trump’s Inauguration, Carrie Underwood Just Gave a Masterclass in Handling Awkward Moments
The singer had to adapt to technical difficulties at Trump’s Inauguration.1d - Business -
Grazing Sheep Double Solar Farms’ Sustainability Factor
Despite a new administration hostile to renewable energy, solar farms are booming, and using thousands of sheep to maintain their sites.1d - Business -
Tech Billionaires Get Prominent Places at Trump Inauguration
Tech CEOs pay homage to the new president at church service and swearing-in ceremony.1d - Business -
Georgia Reports First Bird Flu Outbreak in Commercial Flock
The national spread of the disease has alarmed public health officials, who remain concerned it could spread to humans on a large scale.1d - Business -
Poll Shows Some Trump Policies Lack Broad Support
An AP-NORC survey shows the president’s claims of an ‘unprecedented and powerful mandate’ may not translate into backing for some of his signature initiatives, especially pulling back from climate ...1d - Business -
Trump 2.0 Means State Crypto Rules Could Change
The president’s enthusiasm for the virtual currency could prompt states to start making crypto investments through their public pension funds.1d - Business -
TikTok Restarts U.S. Service After Trump Says ‘We Have to Save It’
The 170 million U.S. users of the social video platform look to the new president to sustain the app, despite passage of a law banning it if it was not sold by its Chinese parent company.1d - Business -
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With the L.A. Fires Still Raging, Baby Care Brands Are Stepping Up to Help Parents in Need
Several startups have mobilized—and collaborated—to get necessary supplies into the hands of fire-impacted caregivers.Jan. 13 - Business -
The Evacuation App That’s Saving Lives in the L.A. Wildfires
Government agencies were slow to adapt Genasys Protect, created by two tech industry veterans at the request of a fire chief. But the app, which guides people to safety, has proved its value.Jan. 10 - Business -
How Tiny Trucks Became ‘Dude Magnet’ Rivals to Giant Pickups
Mini-haulers found across Asia are winning over drivers of more expensive and larger American pickups, though some states say they’re too fragile—possibly too cute—to share the road with XXL U.S. ...13h - Business -
How Long-Distance Cycling Helped This Founder Keep Her Business Going for 25 Years
Fashionphile founder Sarah Davis is a powerhouse both in the C-suite and on the road.4d - Business