Online sports betting grows rapidly as concerns about risks rise across the US, survey shows Suswati Basu Online sports betting is becoming a routine part of daily life across the United States, with participation continuing to climb even as unease about its effects grows. A new national survey released April 13 shows both … Continue reading Online sports betting grows rapidly as concerns about risks rise across the US, survey shows
April 13, 2026 Why the Iran cyberattack everyone warned about hasn’t really happened yet BY Chris Morris When the U.S. began “major combat operations” against Iran in late February, the warnings about an online counterattack from Iran and groups tied to the nation came from every corner. But more than six weeks later, there have … Continue reading Why the Iran cyberattack everyone warned about hasn’t really happened yet
Hidden costs and punitive fees are trust killers. Algorithm-driven revenue might help Q4, but it erodes long-term loyalty. Here is how to price for partnership. By Annette Franz Published on April 3, 2026 Leaders often treat fees as a pricing decision, but customers experience them as a trust decision. Every fee sends a … Continue reading What the fees customers hate reveal about your pricing strategy
AI is exposing what your martech stack can’t hide. In 2026, teams without the skills and processes to support it won’t be able to prove ROI. By Gene De Libero Published on March 30, 2026 Last year, I wrote about the gap between martech promises and results. The questions I raised about revenue attribution, … Continue reading The truth about martech in 2026
March 27, 2026 SpaceX IPO: What we know about the initial public offering as the eagerly awaited stock listing date nears BY Michael Grothaus With some of the largest and most influential tech giants planning to go public this year, 2026 is shaping up to be the year of the mega IPO. Stock listings from OpenAI, … Continue reading SpaceX IPO: What we know about the initial public offering as the eagerly awaited stock listing date nears
With Google referrals down and LLM use rising, discoverability now depends on metrics, structure and authority — not rankings alone. By Brightspot March 9, 2026 If your organic traffic is down but impressions are up, AI is likely citing your content without sending clicks. If both are down, you’re being ignored. Either way, the … Continue reading Organic search is fundamentally disrupted. Here’s what to do about it. by Brightspot
Flutter doubles down on prediction markets despite investor worries about growth Suswati Basu Flutter Entertainment is leaning harder into prediction markets, even as some investors question how much upside the move will really deliver. In its fourth quarter earnings letter to shareholders, the parent company of FanDuel made clear that it plans to … Continue reading Flutter doubles down on prediction markets despite investor worries about growth
February 27, 2026 CEOs love talking about how AI is also coming for their jobs BY Pavithra Mohan The public outcry over artificial intelligence has largely focused on what it could mean for the average worker. Entry-level jobs in sectors like tech and finance have already been impacted by the rise of AI. … Continue reading CEOs love talking about how AI is also coming for their jobs
February 24, 2026 ‘I thought about folding’: How limited healthcare access cripples solopreneurs
February 22, 2026 To protect their businesses, corporate leaders need to speak out about the events in Minnesota and beyond
