Hi, Welcome Welcome back Is Yahoo Ready For Another IPO? by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, February 23, 2026 Yahoo, owned by investment firm Apollo Global Management, could see an initial public offering (IPO) or sale to another company soon. It’s not clear whether going public or selling the business will prevail, but one thing … Continue reading Is Yahoo Ready For Another IPO?
Wynn Resorts faces federal class action over alleged massive data breach Suswati Basu One of Las Vegas’ biggest casino operators is now facing a sweeping federal class action after hackers claimed they made off with a massive trove of customer data. In a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas and … Continue reading Wynn Resorts faces federal class action over alleged massive data breach
February 23, 2026 This genius clamp instantly transforms your tote into a crossbody bag BY Hunter Schwarz Cheap tote bag collections everywhere just got an attachable clip-on upgrade. Snatch is a shoulder strap system designed to attach and detach to fabric surfaces without damaging them. The clips are comprised of three pieces of hardware—a … Continue reading This genius clamp instantly transforms your tote into a crossbody bag
Six months in, churn remains elevated across industries. Here’s how to respond with engagement-based automation and more disciplined sending strategies. By Lauren McGrath February 23, 2026 When Gmail rolled out a new “Manage Subscriptions” feature last summer, we knew it would make an impact, particularly for brands that didn’t lean into segmentation and … Continue reading Email retention after Gmail’s ‘Manage Subscriptions’ rollout
Oregon class action lawsuit targets Kalshi over alleged illegal sports betting platform operations Suswati Basu Prediction market company Kalshi is now battling a string of class action lawsuits that accuse it of operating what amounts to unlicensed sports betting. The cases, filed in several states, argue that the company’s online trading platform crosses … Continue reading Oregon class action lawsuit targets Kalshi over alleged illegal sports betting platform operations
February 23, 2026 How to decide what and how much to share at work BY Leslie John The workplace presents a distinctive set of disclosure dilemmas, beginning with the strange fan dance of interviewing. We are trying to put our best foot forward; to convince our potential employer we’re a perfect fit and consummate … Continue reading How to decide what and how much to share at work
February 22, 2026 To protect their businesses, corporate leaders need to speak out about the events in Minnesota and beyond
Harwich man admits laundering $12K in romance fraud fueling gambling spiral Suswati Basu A Harwich man has admitted laundering more than £9,000 in a romance fraud that not only drained his victim’s savings but also pushed him into compulsive gambling and a spiral of depression. Adam Mowle, 34, of Larksfield Crescent in Essex, … Continue reading Harwich man admits laundering $12K in romance fraud fueling gambling spiral
February 22, 2026 AI can tank teams’ critical thinking skills. Here’s how to protect yours BY Jenny Fernandez and Noam Bar-Lev AI is transforming how teams work. But it’s not just the tools that matter. It’s what happens to thinking when those tools do the heavy lifting, and whether managers notice before the gap widens. … Continue reading AI can tank teams’ critical thinking skills. Here’s how to protect yours
Your best marketing insights aren’t in a new tool. They’re already in your CRM, your CS notes and the systems your team stopped checking. By Stephanie Trovato February 19, 2026 Last quarter, a B2B SaaS marketing team ran a full content audit. They hired a strategist, surveyed customers and spent three months building a … Continue reading Your CRM knows more about your buyers than your personas do
