September 23, 2025 AI tools aren’t making much of a difference for companies These days, investors, founders, analysts, and tech loyalists can’t stop talking up how artificial intelligence will radically remake the future of work. But a new study suggests that while AI might have some amazing future uses, at the moment, it’s not doing … Continue reading AI tools aren’t making much of a difference for companies
July 05, 2025 3% mortgage rates aren’t dead—housing market sees 127% increase in buyers taking over old loans BY Lance Lambert Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. Some homebuyers are sidestepping 6% and 7% mortgage rates by tapping into assumable mortgages. These allow buyers to … Continue reading 3% mortgage rates aren’t dead—housing market sees 127% increase in buyers taking over old loans
AI alone won’t transform your company — your people will. Learn how to lead mindset shifts and build trust to drive real AI transformation. Talisha Padgett on May 15, 2025 Many companies are trying to implement AI transformation — but most stall because the focus is on technology, not of people. Successful transformation requires … Continue reading If your teams aren’t ready for AI, then your tools won’t matter
If your social ads aren’t converting, your creative, targeting or landing page might be the culprit. Find out what’s holding you back. Stephanie Trovato on February 21, 2025 You’ve spent hours crafting the perfect ad — strong creative, sharp copy, precise targeting. But instead of conversions, you’re seeing sky-high CPMs, low CTRs and a … Continue reading 3 reasons your paid social ads aren’t converting (and how to fix them)
January 12, 2025 Impact investors aren’t always tracking the social or environmental outcomes: new research Impact investors often assume that certain businesses, such as solar energy companies or microfinance initiatives, are inherently good for society. BY The Conversation Investors can aim not only to make money but to benefit society while doing so. But few of those … Continue reading Impact investors aren’t always tracking the social or environmental outcomes: new research
Mosseri confirms Instagram reduces video quality for posts that aren’t raking in views And the best quality goes to ‘creators who drive more views.’ cheyenne macdonald Mon, Oct 28, 2024 REUTERS / Reuters In an AMA this weekend, Instagram head Adam Mosseri shared some insight into why some videos on the platform … Continue reading Mosseri confirms Instagram reduces video quality for posts that aren’t raking in views
Here’s how marketing teams use generative AI to boost productivity with strategic briefs, persona feedback and data-driven visuals. Jeanne Jennings on October 18, 2024 How is your marketing team using generative AI? Here are the results of a poll I did earlier this year: While this poll focused on email marketing professionals, the results … Continue reading 3 marketing use cases for generative AI that aren’t copywriting
May 29, 2024 Google AI’s hilariously bad answers aren’t the big problem When a search engine is ridiculously wrong, we can deal with it. But AI’s subtler mistakes and general sloppiness are a more serious long-term problem. BY Harry McCracken Contrary to anything you’ve been told recently, putting glue on pizza is not a good idea. … Continue reading Google AI’s hilariously bad answers aren’t the big problem
Most App Store developers aren’t taking Apple up on its new outside payments option Only 38 out of a possible 65,000 have applied to include external links for in-app purchases, Bloomberg reported. cheyenne macdonald Mon, May 13, 2024 REUTERS / Reuters It seems Apple’s recently added option for App Store developers to include links … Continue reading Most App Store developers aren’t taking Apple up on its new outside payments option
May 03, 2024 39% of Americans do some kind of gig work. Why aren’t more universities teaching it? Few colleges are preparing students for how to survive in today’s economy, which doesn’t always revolve around 9-to-5 jobs. Some teachers want to change that. BY Shalene Gupta Fletcher Medler, a student at Berklee College of Music, is … Continue reading 39% of Americans do some kind of gig work. Why aren’t more universities teaching it?
