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Guggenheim reiterates Neutral on Dick’s Sporting Goods stock
Cantor Fitzgerald reiterates Neutral rating on Alnylam stock
Canaccord initiates First Tracks Biotherapeutics stock with buy
Baird maintains Autodesk stock rating on AI developments
Quantum eMotion appoints Bernard Crotty to board of directors
Could Trent Alexander-Arnold Ever Return To Liverpool?
Trent Alexander-Arnold's Real Madrid career continues to confuse with the right back back in Thomas Tuchel's good graces for England.
Cigna To Ramp Up Investments In Specialty Pharmacy And Complex Care
Cigna is ramping up investments in specialty pharmacy and a companywide focus into better ways to manage complex care of patients in its health plans.
Women’s Golf Has Never Looked Like This, Inside WTGL’s Format
WTGL launches Nov. 8, bringing professional women’s golf indoors for the first time with team competition, advanced technology, two-hour matches on ESPN and ION Sports.
Cardinals Claim Coveted Yankees Castoff With Competition Looming
The St Louis Cardinals managed to snag a former New York Yankees standout but they might not have him for long.
You’re more likely to live paycheck to paycheck if you earn less than $50K—or more than $500K—Goldman Sachs says
Lower-income individuals are struggling with day-to-day expenses, while higher-earners were dealing with costs like caregiving and housing.
Billionaire Data Center Builder Insists There’s No AI Bubble
Despite NIMBY pushback, a threat to humanity and delays, data centers are ‘going to get built,’ insists billionaire Bob Clark, whose fortune quadrupled in three years.
Phillies’ Owner Sends 4-Word Braves Rivalry Message After Brutal Collapse
Philadelphia Phillies owner John Middleton offered a bold response on his team’s rivalry with the Atlanta Braves.
Trump and Tehran are boxed in until the midterms because Iran wants to keep U.S. gas prices high and the president can’t accept ‘surrender’
Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.
From IPO boom to standoff: Saudi Arabia’s capital markets ambitions meet a reluctant investor base
Saudi Arabia’s IPO market is struggling to sustain the momentum of recent years, as weak post-listing performance, valuation gaps, and geopolitical uncertainty are prompting regulators to rethink how IPOs come to market
From rift to rapprochement: Saudi-UAE reset over Yemen
In this week’s Fortune Gulf Brief.
‘No way’ the yuan challenges the U.S. dollar—though it might gain ground against the yen and the pound, says Standard Chartered’s China CEO
“There is no way—at least in my career—for the RMB to challenge the USD,” Jean Lu said during a media roundtable in Singapore.
What Retail Legend Ron Johnson Learned from Apple’s Success and JCPenney’s Failure
How do you know when to trust your previous experience in a transformation environment, and how do you know when to listen, observe, and adapt? Ron Johnson helped create the Apple Store and transform Target into a design…
Europe cashes in as U.S. science and tech exodus gathers pace
As U.S. research funding comes under pressure, European companies and institutions are seeking to court America’s top STEM talent.
Seventh Generation: Alan Newman and Jeffrey Hollender. A Partnership that Flourished—until it Failed. (2021)
With its eco-friendly paper towels, diapers, and cleansers, Seventh Generation was one of the first—and most successful—green household brands to hit the market. But in the early 1990s, its two founders had a bitter fall…
Middlegarchs are the new Oligarchs
Wanna know who is really in the top 1%? And how they use their influence? It may not be who you think. Look beyond Silicon Valley. Look beyond Wall Street. Look beyond the “oligarchs”. There's a much larger class of weal…
How AI Is Changing Communication: Weighing Efficiency with Efficacy
AI is rapidly changing how top leaders communicate with employees, customers, boards, and each other. In episode 2 of a special four-part series on how AI is changing leadership, we explore how executives can use AI to i…
Advice Line with Danny Meyer of Shake Shack
Today’s callers: Janell from Kentucky wonders how to build a sense of hospitality into her canned bourbon cocktail brand. Jade from South Carolina considers the upsides and risks of shipping her smoked salmon directly to…
Is our national debt finally too much? (update)
(Note: A version of this episode originally ran in 2024.) $40,000,000,000,000. Four commas. Thirteen zeroes. It’s an eye-popping, almost infinite-sounding pile of money. And every time the debt passes a big round number,…
What New CEOs Get Wrong About the Job
Becoming CEO can look like the culmination of a career. But the skills that help someone rise to the top job aren't necessarily the ones that make them successful once they get there. Nitin Nohria, former dean of Harvard…
Banza: Brian Rudolph. The Chickpea Pasta That Nearly Turned to Mush
Brian Rudolph started making chickpea pasta in his Detroit apartment because wheat made him feel sick. A decade later, Banza was in more than 25,000 stores, and today, it’s one of the most popular pasta brands in the cou…
The Domino’s Pizza Tracker Theory of Everything
Did a pizza restaurant’s humble status page change how we wait forever? When you order a Lyft or Uber, you get texts every few minutes about your car approaching and arriving. When you have a package coming, you get a n…
How AI Is Changing Talent, Not Just Tasks: Rethinking Where Human Judgment Matters Most
The decisions leaders must make about AI today go far beyond what platforms to invest in: AI is changing organizational culture and leadership for good. In episode 1 of a special four-part series on how AI is changing le…
Advice Line with Michelle Wahler of Beyond Yoga
Today's callers: Carrie from Paris wants to turn interest into bookings for her boutique study-abroad programs for adults. Then, Grace from Nashville considers how to re-build relationships with interior designers she ma…
How investing is getting riskier (Two Indicators)
Margin borrowing and sports gambling “investments” are both on the rise! Today on the show, two stories from Planet Money’s daily podcast The Indicator about the ways investing is changing, and getting riskier. According…
What It Takes to Make Progress When the Future Feels Out of Control
When the future feels increasingly out of our control, how can leaders and organizations make progress? University of Pennsylvania psychologist Martin Seligman, a pioneer in the study of optimism, resilience, and human f…
Thrive Causemetics: Karissa Bodnar. How a Beauty Business Made Millions for a Mission
Karissa Bodnar had a dream job at L'Oréal when a close friend died from cancer at age 24. It shook her up and made her reassess what she really wanted to do with her life. The answer? Build her own beauty business with a…
The loan at the heart of a new foreclosure crisis
There is a new type of loan that is sweeping through the country right now. It’s advertised as a super quick and super easy way to get a mortgage to buy a home. In recent years, Wall Street has been funneling billions of…
Advice Line with Kip Tindell of The Container Store
Today’s callers: Juliette in France wonders how to raise awareness of her “magical” cooling device—without a costly ad campaign. Then David in North Carolina looks to grow the wholesale channel of his engraved gifts busi…
Cost-cutting, quiet guilt and the inflation generation
In this economy it is boom times and doom times all at once. The statistics aren’t really capturing it. K-shaped only goes so far as a metaphor. So … we asked you to help. And you delivered! One one hand, the stock mark…
A Leading Restaurateur on What It Takes to Scale a Winning Culture
When a company is small, maintaining a strong culture can feel relatively easy. But as organizations grow, layers of management, geographic distance, and pressure for efficiency can make it much harder to preserve what m…
#2307 Eric Ries: Why Anthropic Won and How To Build Incurruptible companies
Eric Ries, who helped so many entrepreneurs build phenomenally successful businesses based on his Lean Startup philosophy, is back with a new book called Incorruptible. The book explains why some companies succeed over t…
#2306 Polsia: AI Agent + Zero Employees = $10M Run Rate
The zero-human company with the $10 million run rate has a lot of skeptics online. I collected all the skeptics’ challenges and asked the founder about each one. This is my explosive second interview with Ben Cera, found…
#2305 I earned $500k when AI replaced my managers
Chandler Bolt realized that much of what his sales managers did at Selfpublishing.com can be done better by good AI. Within a month, he built a first version with spiked sales. Now he’s replacing all his managers. This i…
#2304 “I make $4.5 million implementing AI”
I first heard about this guy on the Joe Rogan show. He built a hot business on a simple concept: Companies hire him to embed AI usage and thinking in their businesses. Now he’s creating his own agent software (a customiz…
#2303 Convos: Instant OpenClaw on your phone
On X, Shane Mac showed how he created an OpenClaw agent and asked it to copy an app. In this interview, he showed how his app Convos, does it. This interview is more visual than our usual ones, so you should head over to…
#2302 Superpowering Claude with 10,000 apps
Zapier just announced a new way for founders to integrate all their favorite apps with their favorite AI model. Wade Foster, their co-founder, came on to show what we can build with it. Wade Foster is the co-founder and…