August 24, 2025 Why your brand needs an enemy BY Travis Reeb Most business advice tells you to avoid making enemies. I’m here to tell you the opposite: if your brand doesn’t have an enemy, you’re doing it wrong. This isn’t to suggest you need to create conflict for conflict’s sake. But there’s power in opposition. … Continue reading Why your brand needs an enemy
August 24, 2025 This underused strategy can help with well-being BY Tracy Brower You’ve heard plenty of solutions for stress. From meditation and nature walks to cold therapy and yoga, the list is long. But a less well-known strategy can deliver some powerful results: storytelling. In fact, there is evidence that storytelling is good for your … Continue reading This underused strategy can help with well-being
Drake’s Kick account disappears after fight with platform CEO Rachael Davies Drake will reportedly no longer stream on Kick, according to fellow streamer Adin Ross, after a social media spat with the Kick CEO. Drake recently hit out at Kick CEO and Stake co-founder Ed Craven in the comments of a livestream on the platform, … Continue reading Drake’s Kick account disappears after fight with platform CEO
AI search is redefining visibility. Proper site health ensures your brand is ready to be discovered, understood, and recommended by AI systems. Semrush Enterprise on August 21, 2025 The rise of AI-powered search has profoundly changed how people learn, discover, and decide. For brands, maintaining site health now extends far beyond traditional SEO best … Continue reading Why a healthy site is central to AI search performance by Semrush Enterprise
The best Labor Day sales you can still get today from Apple, Dyson, Sony and others You can still get hundreds off laptops, robot vacuums, headphones and more thanks to these Labor Day deals. Valentina Palladino Photo by Nathan Ingraham / Engadget Labor Day may bring about the unofficial end to summer, but on the … Continue reading The best Labor Day sales for 2025: Save on tech from Apple, Sony, Shark and others
Cut through AI-driven chaos with orchestration that unifies workflows and channels, strengthens brand trust and delivers real results. Benu Aggarwal on August 22, 2025 Marketers today aren’t short on tools or content — they’re drowning in both. Fragmented stacks, manual processes and an overwhelming tide of generic AI output have created more chaos than … Continue reading Marketers are drowning in tools and content, and only orchestration can pull them out
August 23, 2025 Most students are using AI to enhance learning, not outsource it, research shows BY The Conversation Over 80% of Middlebury College students use generative AI for coursework, according to a recent survey I conducted with my colleague and fellow economist Zara Contractor. This is one of the fastest technology adoption rates on record, … Continue reading Most students are using AI to enhance learning, not outsource it, research shows
August 23, 2025 It’s easier to be yourself at work when you’re popular BY Sarah Bregel Being yourself is not always an easy task—especially at work. But new research finds the ability to do so comes easier to some than to others, for a surprising reason. The ability to be authentic on the job also has … Continue reading It’s easier to be yourself at work when you’re popular
When radical candor and transparency are reduced to slogans, marketing teams pay the price — through burnout, disillusionment and broken trust. Jay Mandel on August 22, 2025 Marketers love bold words. Radical candor. Radical transparency. Radical acceptance. They sound daring, but in practice, they’re often hollow — more performance than principle. In organizations where … Continue reading Marketing leadership asks for radical candor but wants compliance
The US government is taking an $8.9 billion stake in Intel Money previously awarded in grants is being converted to a 9.9 percent stake in the company. Ian Carlos Campbell REUTERS / Reuters President Donald Trump says the US government is taking a 10 percent stake in chip maker Intel. Trump shared the news during … Continue reading The US government is taking an $8.9 billion stake in Intel
