April 07, 2026 Failing to use AI at work could cost you your job BY Dan Schawbel The workplace has seen its share of technological shifts, but the rise of AI is happening at a much faster pace. What once took years is now unfolding in months, leaving little time for companies or their employees to … Continue reading Failing to use AI at work could cost you your job
April 01, 2026 SpaceX files plans for mega IPO that could make Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire BY Associated Press Elon Musk’s space exploration company has filed preliminary paperwork to sell shares to the public, according to two sources familiar with the filing, a blockbuster offering that would likely rank as the biggest ever … Continue reading SpaceX files plans for mega IPO that could make Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire
March 19, 2026 Washington state has no income tax. It just passed one for millionaires that could be a model for other states BY Kristin Toussaint People who live and work in Washington state don’t currently pay any income tax. But in a few years, a small group of residents will be subject to one: Washington … Continue reading Washington state has no income tax. It just passed one for millionaires that could be a model for other states
March 06, 2026 These sounds could soothe your restless brain BY Jared Lindzon Like many children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Jake Sussman struggled in elementary school, especially in areas that required quiet concentration, like reading. “I’m very sensitive to sound, so the smallest noises can be distracting,” says the now-30-year-old, who was diagnosed in sixth grade. … Continue reading These sounds could soothe your restless brain
March 05, 2026 Responsible compounding could close the innovation gap BY Sabrina Martucci Johnson You’ve probably seen compounding making headlines recently, and not for the right reasons. From so-called “personalized” GLP-1s flooding the market to telehealth startups touting hormone “rebalancing” kits, compounding has become a buzzword for companies looking to shortcut regulation. Much of the scrutiny … Continue reading Responsible compounding could close the innovation gap
The open semantic interchange framework may push vendors to prioritize interoperability over lock-in, reshaping how marketers build and buy their stacks. By MarTechBot March 2, 2026 In MarTech’s “MarTechBot explains it all” feature, we pose a marketing question to our very own MarTechBot, which is trained on the MarTech website archives and has access … Continue reading How OSI could change evaluating and selecting martech vendors
February 28, 2026 JPMorgan warns a ‘parallel banking system’ is emerging—and it could put trillions in deposits at risk
February 25, 2026 15 incredibly useful things you didn’t know NotebookLM could do BY JR Raphael Generative AI may be both the most useful and the most mystifying tool of our modern-tech era. The problem—aside from all the endlessly documented issues around accuracy—is that generative AI generally seems to function in a DOS-like blank prompt … Continue reading 15 incredibly useful things you didn’t know NotebookLM could do
When channels can’t be measured, they get underfunded. Bias in today’s models limits growth. Here’s why better foundations matter more than new tools. By Angelina Eng February 6, 2026 Your analytics team is spending hours connecting the dots across your offline and online campaigns. Your attribution approach is predominantly last-touch or when … Continue reading AI could unlock $30B for marketers, if we fix measurement first
February 06, 2026 Another Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree could be headed to prison
