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Storm warnings are in effect across half the country, starting on Friday. Be flexible with your staff in extreme weather.

Recent years have seen a number of bankruptcy filings from franchisees of major QSR brands, with many citing similar reasons.

In a panel with Fast Company, education innovators shared why colleges and universities have a responsibility to arm students—and workers—with the skills they need as AI transforms the workplace.

Leveraging AI, Clay CEO Kareem Amin turned GPT-powered agents into a ‘customer acquisition machine.’

Politicians, companies, and the general public are all unhappy with ICE’s actions.

Artificial intelligence is a powerful business tool, but also packs the potential for serious civic harm.

The Indiana quarterback has been active on the platform since winning the national championship.

Elite female athletes are continuing to make their own opportunities off the court and the field.

The Amazon founder publicly denounced the post on X.

Nearly 90 percent of goods move through New York City by truck. KPF has a better idea.

The innovative documentarian John Wilson offers a hilarious but poignant case for rethinking how we build the future.

The texts were shared amid MrBeast’s ongoing legal battle with Virtual Dining Concepts.

Pam Bondi just announced the arrest of Ryan James Wedding.

It’s part of a notable political shift for the company.

The ‘Shark Tank’ star argues that remote work allows companies to stay competitive.

The fintech startup Deel has been accused of planting a mole at rival firm Rippling.

He relied on ChatGPT for course material—until disabling data sharing permanently deleted years of work.

Sebastian Heyneman spent 13 hours detained in Davos, Switzerland.

TikTok’s future in the U.S. finally has a clear path after years of uncertainty.

The Indiana quarterback outlined lessons for success in a LinkedIn post, and football actually has a lot to say about business.

Alongside the Warner Bros. Discovery bidding war and a new JPMorgan Chase advisory group, Capital One’s latest money move may be a sign of things to come.

Although the odds of a World Cup boycott by European nations just decreased, entrepreneurs hoping to cash in on the tournament could still take a big hit.

The e-commerce giant wants to take on giant brick and mortar rivals with a 229,000-square-foot location south of Chicago, but its strategy will also hurt local retailers.