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Your first 90 days as an executive set the tone for your reputation, relationships, and results. During this period, the board, C-suite, and peers are silently asking themselves, Did we make the right choice? 

Florida plans to become the first state in the country to eliminate all vaccine mandates, including for schoolchildren, state Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, announced on Wednesday.

Employees at tech giant Oracle are facing down a fresh round of layoffs this month, the latest bad news out of an industry that’s either booming or brutal, depending on whom you ask.

President Donald Trump’s administration is reconsidering federal approval of Avangrid’s planned New England Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts, according to a court filing on Wednesday.

Wall Street is steadying on Wednesday as Alphabet and other technology stocks rise.

U.S. consumers, particularly Gen Z, are likely to spend significantly less on the holidays this year, according to a new PricewaterhouseCoopers survey.

Macy’s raised its expectations for the year and reported the first increase in same-store sales since 2022 after the department store chain intensified its focus on modernizing stores and improving the customer experience.

C-SPAN said Wednesday that it had reached a deal to have its three channels air on YouTube TV and Hulu’s live television feed, ending a dispute that had led to a revenue squeeze for the public affairs network in the cord-cutting era.

Macy’s is coming up for air, topping earnings estimates and delivering the best comparable sales jump in 12 consecutive quarters.

Google dodged a bullet Tuesday when a federal judge ruled the company does not need to sell off the Chrome browser or Android as part of the landmark antitrust case against it. While Google faces penalties meant to boost competition, it avoided the most severe outcome—and that reprieve is giving hope to other Big Tech players.

On Tuesday night, if you were browsing Shein’s selection of “pastoral style gentleman shirts for every day,” you might have noticed a familiar face modeling the clothing: a smiling Luigi Mangione.

Rather than a headache and hangxiety, a new viral cocktail recipe is claiming to lower cortisol levels and reduce stress.

There are few apps more synonymous with the iPhone than Instagram. It was one of the earliest defining apps on the smartphone, with an ascent made hand-in-hand with Apple’s App Store. Instagram wouldn’t even go to Android for a full two years. 

Anyone who has stopped into a Starbucks over the past couple of years knows how exhausted the staff is. Headcount was quietly cut in the 2020s, stress went up, and the experience got worse for customers and baristas alike. (Six straight quarters of same-store sales decline will tell you exactly how that’s worked out for Starbucks.) 

Via Transportation, a startup that aims to reimagine public transportation, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO), the latest tech-focused company seeking to take advantage of growing investor interest in new listings amid a recent wave of high-dollar exits.

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Rao’s Miami Beach 

There’s something about talking business over red sauce Italian that just feels right. This New York transplant is faithful to the Harlem original, minus the impossible-to-get reservations and the fact that—in true Miami fashion—it’s just steps from the sand. Its large-format family-style menu encourages hours of rewarding interaction. Читать дальше...

A quarter-century ago, David Saylor shepherded the epic Harry Potter fantasy series onto U.S. bookshelves. As creative director of children’s publisher Scholastic, he helped design and execute the American editions of the first three novels in the late 1990s. 

There’s no other phone I’d rather be using right now than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7—and that’s a problem.

The C-suite executive’s dilemma has never been clearer: there is an analysis gap between recognizing that creativity is an essential skill versus designing space and time for individuals and teams to to build a creative capacity.

In the summer of 2009, the NFL was bracing for war. The owners had walked away from a collective bargaining deal they had signed just two years earlier, demanding pay cuts, slashed pensions, and two extra games for free. They had stockpiled a $4 billion lockout fund and were ready to shut the game down for a year if that is what it took.

On any given day in Los Angeles county, the roughly 8,000 frontline homeless workers in the region are desperately trying to help their unhoused clients find a pathway to a permanent home and a new life. 

When I was in college, I couldn’t close the front door to my dorm room. The wooden door swelled in the August heat. Multiple maintenance requests were made, and yet, weeks later, the problem remained unresolved.

The executive order President Trump recently issued that calls for classical architecture to be the preferred style for all federal buildings and U.S. courthouses bears the imposing character and signature of the former real estate developer. But the order itself is the product of the single-minded persistence of one man: Justin Shubow.

Reigning National Football League MVP Josh Allen met Therabody founder and chiropractic doctor Jason Wersland at his first Buffalo Bills training camp in 2018. Three years later, Allen became an investor in the company (along with a laundry list of other athletes and celebrities), and now he is becoming the brand’s first-ever performance adviser.

On 10 wooded acres outside of Tallahassee, Florida, a curved, wood-paneled home juts out of the natural landscape like a ship that’s been permanently grounded on land. It’s the only residence designed by renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright in the whole state, and it’s currently on the market for $2.1 million.