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Disney’s master stroke to stay in charge of its own destiny

Pepsi’s new logo is a subliminal war on sugar

Pepsi launched a new logo and brand system that uses high contrast visuals to sell Zero Sugar products. Read More

4,000 new customers and $2 billion in deposits: How Brex sprang into action as Silicon Valley Bank collapsed

The fintech startup saw an opportunity to help fellow SVB clients in its own way: through an emergency bridge credit line. Read More

Microsoft Chief People Officer: We are experiencing a global human energy crisis

From the warehouse, to the sales floor, to the office, workers are languishing, feeling burnt out, and exhibiting emotional detachment. Read More

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Disney’s master stroke to stay in charge of its own destiny

The feud between DeSantis and Disney now involves the descendants of King Charles III. Read More

Did OpenAI just have its ‘App Store’ moment?

OpenAI’s plugins could represent the second major phase in the rise of AI chatbots. Read More

Arrivederci, Gucci. The luxury logo boom is over

Logomania was in full force during the pandemic, but a major shift toward a quieter version of luxury is coming. Read More

Efficiency expert: 3 ways you’re sabotaging your team’s productivity

These time-sucking mistakes steal precious time from your colleagues, day-in and day-out. The good news is there is decisive action leaders can take to fix them. Read More

Far-right fury over Trump’s indictment has shades of January 6

Stop the Steal organizer Ali Alexander tweeted: ‘New York has declared a civil war on the rest of us.’ Read More

This California lake has been dry for 25 years. Now, it’s back with a vengeance

Tulare Lake was drained to make way for crops. But with a historically wet winter, it could flood the entire community. Read More

How to handle tricky tactics during a job offer negotiation

Settling on a salary (and work-related perks) can be tricky when the hiring manager has a lot of practice negotiating. Read More

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