May 11, 2026 AI means presence is the new performance BY Joel Garfinkle For years, leaders advanced by outperforming others, knowing more, producing more, delivering more. Performance earned authority. That equation has changed. Artificial intelligence now generates ideas, analyses, and strategies in seconds. What once set strong performers apart, speed, output, and insight, is no longer … Continue reading AI means presence is the new performance
May 10, 2026 How the rules of getting rich in the U.S. change with every era BY Next Big Idea Club Below, Joseph Moore shares five key insights from his new book, How to Get Rich in American History: 300 Years of Financial Advice That Worked (& Didn’t). Moore is a historian who spent more than … Continue reading How the rules of getting rich in the U.S. change with every era
May 10, 2026 You can put a data center at your house—but who really pays? BY Mark Sullivan Nvidia has put its name behind a fledgling effort to put mini-data centers beside people’s homes in boxes that look like HVAC units. It’s a “power” play, considering that the main bottleneck to building out more data center … Continue reading You can put a data center at your house—but who really pays?
Complex campaigns break down when platforms, channels, and data flows fall out of sync. Martech helps keep customer journeys aligned. By Steve Petersen Published on May 7, 2026 Marketing campaigns involve many moving parts — including platforms, channels, and data flows — but that doesn’t necessarily result in chaos. Maintaining a broader … Continue reading Moving beyond silos to align complex customer journeys
The electric scooter rental company Lime has filed for IPO By Jackson Chen May 9, 2026 Lime Lime, the micromobility company known for its electric scooters and bicycles which are dumped across city streets, has filed for an initial public offering. The rental startup, which is officially known as Neutron Holdings, filed with the Securities and … Continue reading The electric scooter rental company Lime has filed for IPO
Amplitude gets the Statsig platform and customers, but OpenAI keeps the team that built the technology. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on May 8, 2026 Product development and analytics providers Amplitude and Statsig have gone from competitors to partners, but the arrangement is already raising questions about what customers are actually getting. Under … Continue reading Amplitude and Statsig deal raises questions for customers
May 10, 2026 How to stay calm on a hectic day BY Art Markman You are bound to have one of those crazy days (or weeks or months) where your calendar is jammed with meetings, there are looming deadlines, and an emergency has cropped up that absolutely needs to be dealt with right away. Having a … Continue reading How to stay calm on a hectic day
May 09, 2026 Maury Povich came out of retirement to star in a new campaign for this AI tool for creatives BY Sara Braun Maury Povich’s daytime TV show Maury—a parade of salacious domestic disputes and paternity tests—ran for a whopping 31 seasons until his 2022 retirement. Which is why it was unexpected that 87-year-old Povich … Continue reading Maury Povich came out of retirement to star in a new campaign for this AI tool for creatives
Use video interviews, transcripts, and retrieval-augmented generation workflows to create more original and differentiated content. By A. Lee Judge Published on May 8, 2026 It’s time to stop struggling with the idea of AI-generated content and learn how to leverage AI to create better content. Pull up five articles from five different brands … Continue reading How video helps you build better AI content with RAG
Learn how to turn internal expertise into content that stands out in a sea of AI generated sameness. By Stephanie Trovato Published on May 8, 2026 Most AI content isn’t failing because it’s low quality. It fails because it’s disconnected from how your business works. That point came up repeatedly at SEO Week, especially … Continue reading How to build content your competitors cannot copy
