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Founders obsess over optimizing everything except the coffee they drink daily. But mold contamination, acrylamide, pesticides and supply chain shortcuts could be sabotaging performance.

Published authors get higher fees, win more clients, and earn more trust than non-authors. But first you have to write the book.

Meta and YouTube must pay $3 million in compensatory damages after a jury ruled their addictive app features caused mental health harm to a young user.

The move raises complaints that customers are unwittingly paying for a device that monetizes their attention.

Andrew McCarthy discusses the power of relationships, finding your “white light” moment and his new book “Who Needs Friends.”

The Golden Leaf restaurant had to stop selling stinky tofu after neighbors complained. The dish accounted for 20% of the restaurant’s revenue.

The famous billionaire is promoting a 35-hour workweek.

As Q1 closes, CEOs must ask: are they truly building a strategy to scale, or just staying busy filling their calendars?

Homeowners would rather hold and rent than sell at a lowered price.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says Reddit will use AI to build more things instead of shrinking headcount.