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Inc. is an American business media property founded in 1979 and based in New York City. It publishes six print issues annually, as well as daily online articles and videos. Inc. also produces several live and virtual events yearly.
Published by Mansueto Ventures, Inc. is best known for its annual rankings of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the United States, called the "Inc. 500" and "Inc. 5000." Source
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Want people to remember what you say? Help them see it. How do you communicate important information so that people will instantly understand it, and remember it for a long time? Do something visual. That insight comes from Sam Horn, author, CEO of the Intrigue Agency, three-time TEDx speaker, and communications guru. In an interview with Inc., she used a visit by NASA’s Moon mission crew to the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to perfectly illustrate her point.
Big Banks Are Cashing in on Stock Trading
Wall Street’s latest earnings reveal astronomical equity trading numbers. Goldman Sachs’ stock-financing business nearly doubled in the third quarter. Goldman earned $17.01 a share, crushing the $12.86 analyst consensus compiled by FMP. Its equities desk brought in $6.44 billion in revenue, up 72% from a year ago. Each bar shows equities trading revenue growth from a year earlier at the biggest banks. Stock desks outran everything else.
Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, and the Digital Tracks You Probably Forgot You Left
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Reese Witherspoon Is Buying Back Hello Sunshine 5 Years After Its $900 Million Deal
The actress and entrepreneur is reportedly reclaiming her business at a fraction of the price she sold it for. Reese Witherspoon is making a Hollywood comeback of a different kind: buying back the media company she sold in 2021. The award-winning actress and entrepreneur is partnering with French production studio Mediawan to buy Hello Sunshine, which she founded in 2016, from private equity-backed Candle Media.
A New Plant-Based Meat Brand Is Bringing 5 Types of 3D-Printed Food to U.S. Shoppers
The technology can layer proteins and fats into whole-cut textures. But will it win a spot in shopping carts? A 3D printer may soon be preparing plant-based steak for shoppers. Plant-based meat is no longer novel. Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods built their followings by mimicking the savory flavors and textures of animal meat using only plants, and there are now alternatives for most staples, including ground beef, chicken nuggets, hot dogs, and even steak.
AI Is Making Employees More Productive. New Research Shows Why That Could Be a Problem
As AI frees up time, leaders face a critical choice: pile on more work or protect the capacity employees need to perform at their best. When AI saves an employee an hour, what happens to that time? In many workplaces, it gets swallowed by another task. AI efficiencies make it easier for organizations to keep asking for more, even when employees are near their limits. New research from O.C. Tanner suggests leaders need to protect that capacity, not keep spending it.
72 Million Americans Will See Larger Social Security Checks Next Year. Here’s Your 2027 Raise
The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6 percent COLA increase for 2027, boosting average monthly checks by $75 for 72 million Americans. Here is what to expect. Your Social Security check is set to get bigger. The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced on Wednesday there will be a 3.6 percent benefit increase beginning in January 2027. The agency said nearly 72 million Social Security beneficiaries will see this cost-of-living adjustment also called a COLA.
De-Extinction Breakthrough: How AI Just Brought the Dodo 1 Step Closer to Reality
De-extinction firm Colossal Biosciences has unveiled GenoMorph, an AI tool that identifies key DNA targets to fast-track the return of the dodo. De-extinction firm Colossal Biosciences’ recently developed AI tool is paving a quicker pathway to the dodo’s return, the company announced Wednesday.
The ‘Bots Are Gone’ Mystery May Not Be About Russia—If You’re a Threads User
Three Ukrainian strikes damaged Yandex data centers, fueling claims that Russian bots vanished. Researchers say the viral evidence points to something else. Ukraine has struck three data centers belonging to Russian tech company Yandex, which is also known as Russia’s Google. The effects are purportedly being felt across the globe, with many social media users claiming that the “bots are gone.” But is there a connection?
Alvarium Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Joining a Wave of Distressed Craft Breweries
Experts unpack the broader economic pressures pushing craft beer makers toward Chapter 11—and what it means for the future of local taprooms. A New England craft brewery, Alvarium Beer Company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in a self-proclaimed strategic move to better its future. On Saturday, the Connecticut-based beverage company filed for a voluntary Chapter 11 petition, according to court documents.