Dell sees rising traffic from AI platforms, but the impact remains inconsistent as search continues to drive most ecommerce performance. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on April 10, 2026 Traffic from AI agents is starting to show up in ecommerce analytics. It’s just not moving the numbers in a meaningful way yet, according … Continue reading Dell: Agents drive more ecommerce traffic, but conversions lag
April 05, 2026 Rana el Kaliouby on why AI needs a more human future BY Robert Safian AI is moving fast. But are we really keeping humans at the center? AI scientist, founder of Affectiva, investor at Blue Tulip, and host of Pioneers of AI, Rana el Kaliouby makes the case that human-centric AI isn’t … Continue reading Rana el Kaliouby on why AI needs a more human future
April 05, 2026 Are stores open on Easter Sunday 2026? Holiday hours for Walmart, Whole Foods, Costco, and more BY Shannon Cudd For billions of Christians around the world, Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. While this is not an official federal holiday, federal offices are already closed because it always falls on a Sunday. … Continue reading Are stores open on Easter Sunday 2026? Holiday hours for Walmart, Whole Foods, Costco, and more
AI is accelerating analysis and reporting, but fewer marketers understand the data underneath. That gap is where leadership risk begins. By Angelina Eng Published on April 2, 2026 AI is accelerating how marketing teams analyze performance, but it’s also changing how future leaders are developed. As more of the work moves upstream into … Continue reading As AI does more of the work, are we building the right leaders?
April 04, 2026 This turbulence-tracking travel app will make your next trip more tolerable BY JR Raphael When we talk about travel apps, we typically talk about the types of tools that help you organize your itineraries, find worthwhile stops along your way, or maybe even just find flights (and/or fuel!) in the first place. … Continue reading This turbulence-tracking travel app will make your next trip more tolerable
March 30, 2026 There are more women in the workforce than men—again BY Pavithra Mohan For decades, there was a stubborn gender gap in employment, even as women grew more and more educated. Thirty-odd years ago, men still held 7 million more jobs—despite the fact that women were already earning college degrees at higher rates … Continue reading There are more women in the workforce than men—again
March 06, 2026 More Americans than ever are tapping their 401(k)s for emergency cash BY Sarah Bregel Americans are seeking financial relief and, in some cases, are even desperate enough to go against conventional financial wisdom. A record number of Americans are turning to their retirement funds to cover emergency expenses. According to newly released data … Continue reading More Americans than ever are tapping their 401(k)s for emergency cash
Clearing out two inboxes after a family loss exposed broken unsubscribe flows and a missed opportunity for empathy. By Ryan Phelan February 24, 2026 Are empathy, sympathy and humanity bad now? That’s what I hear from some thought leaders and government officials who say we can’t afford to be so soft anymore. I … Continue reading We need more humanity in email, especially at unsubscribe
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
February 16, 2026 What’s open and closed on Presidents’ Day 2026? Federal holiday hours for Costco, Target, banks, stocks, more
