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15 incredibly useful things you didn’t know Claude could do
Hi, Welcome Welcome back August 12, 2026 15 incredibly useful things you didn’t know Claude could do BY JR Raphael ?For most regular tech-using mortals, thinking about AI means thinking about ChatGPT or Gemini. For those in the know, though, there’s also Anthropic’s Claude. And whether you’re among the Claude-embracing crowd or someone who’s never ventured into its embrace, this off-the-beaten-path … Continue reading 15 incredibly useful things you didn’t know Claude could do
How 'Inference Flip' And Zuckerberg's Dynamic Auction Work
How ‘Inference Flip’ And Zuckerberg’s Dynamic Auction Work by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, August 11, 2026 Microsoft is planning to increase production of its forthcoming semiconductor chip, “Maia 300,” which is focused on inference. “Maia 300” is Microsoft’s internally designed, next-generation AI chip. Microsoft in January announced “Maia 200” as part of the company’s “heterogenous … Continue reading How 'Inference Flip' And Zuckerberg's Dynamic Auction Work
Millions of homeowners could finally get a tax break that’s been frozen since 1997
August 11, 2026 Millions of homeowners could finally get a tax break that’s been frozen since 1997 BY Anna-Louise Jackson Baby boomers and other Americans who have been staying put in their homes for decades could get some encouragement to finally sell, thanks to two nearly identical bills in the House and Senate that are gaining … Continue reading Millions of homeowners could finally get a tax break that’s been frozen since 1997
A 7-step guide to running ads on ChatGPT
ChatGPT Ads work differently from other ad platforms. Here’s what early campaigns reveal about CPCs, targeting, measurement, and performance. By John Horn Published on August 11, 2026 What could become one of the most important ad platforms of the next decade is live, and most advertisers still haven’t run a single campaign … Continue reading A 7-step guide to running ads on ChatGPT
Marketing isn’t a cost center anymore
August 11, 2026 Marketing isn’t a cost center anymore BY Keith Turco For most of its history, marketing lived on the expense side of the ledger. It was the function that built awareness and made the company look good. Its budget was treated accordingly: nice to have, first to cut, hard to defend in a downturn. … Continue reading Marketing isn’t a cost center anymore
B2B growth doesn’t end at closed-won
From first value to expansion, a strong post-sale system helps B2B companies compound the value of customers they’ve already won. By Tanya Thorson Published on August 11, 2026 What happens after the sale increasingly determines whether a customer becomes a source of retention, expansion, and advocacy. For founders, this is also a capital-efficiency … Continue reading B2B growth doesn’t end at closed-won
Silicon Valley startups are about to hand corporate credit cards to AI agents
August 11, 2026 Silicon Valley startups are about to hand corporate credit cards to AI agents BY Ainsley Harris The typical early-stage startup team used to comprise a pair of founders and a handful of software engineers. Now that founding team is just as likely to include AI agents as it is human employees—and the companies … Continue reading Silicon Valley startups are about to hand corporate credit cards to AI agents
5 AI blind spots that cost you conversions
Every marketer can generate competent copy. Few understand what actually changes behavior. By Kath Pay Published on August 10, 2026 Every week, I see articles promising the perfect AI prompt: The one that writes better emails, doubles conversions, and makes copywriting effortless. The model is new, but it’s just another version of the … Continue reading 5 AI blind spots that cost you conversions
Why does Buc-ee’s keep suing small businesses over a cartoon beaver?
August 10, 2026 Why does Buc-ee’s keep suing small businesses over a cartoon beaver? BY Grace Snelling When you think of famously litigious companies, your mind likely drifts first to giants like Apple, Disney, and Nintendo. Go ahead and add Buc-ee’s, the Texas-based gas station and travel center company, to the list. It’s spent years taking … Continue reading Why does Buc-ee’s keep suing small businesses over a cartoon beaver?
Save A Lot has closed dozens of stores in 2026: See a list of doomed grocery locations across 13 states
August 10, 2026 Save A Lot has closed dozens of stores in 2026: See a list of doomed grocery locations across 13 states BY Christopher Zara Save A Lot supermarkets are vital for food access in many of the communities they serve, providing an array of discounted goods in low-income, urban, and rural areas where … Continue reading Save A Lot has closed dozens of stores in 2026: See a list of doomed grocery locations across 13 states
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