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Air travel has become so unpleasant that JetBlue can treat its passengers poorly and still top J.D. Power’s annual customer satisfaction survey.

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The AI era has changed how fast startups can grow. Startups can grow so fast that they hit high annual recurring revenue (ARR) numbers, only to crash and burn a few months later. At this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt, Lovable go-to-market lead Luke Arno, Ben Broca of the AI platform Polsia, and Theory Ventures’ Tomasz Tunguz…

Every October, 20 million procrastinating Americans run up against a self-imposed deadline. October 15 is the tax-filing deadline for taxpayers who requested an extra six months to file their annual income tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service (Gore, 2026). Plenty of extension filers had perfectly good reasons to request more time. But if you…

Mo. (Heartland News) – Holiday shopping season is approaching, and this year, the National Retail Federation projects sales will hit a record $1 trillion

As part of his turnaround efforts, Enrique Lores said Monday the digital payments company requires faster decisions and clearer accountability.

Employees want to feel valued at work. But new Women of Influence polling suggests the recognition that matters most may have less to do with praise and more to do with what happens next.

A growing consumer brand has a great product at a competitive price. Its product data, however, is less impressive. Descriptions vary across retailers. Attributes are inconsistent. The company knows there’s room for improvement, but other priorities keep getting in the way.

Vauhini Vara, who has for years been investigating the impact of AI on writing, published a piece in The Atlantic over the weekend claiming that the winner of The Caine Prize used AI to write his story. Zimbabwean writer Simbarashe Steyn Kundizeza won the 2026 Prize for his story “The Blue Fighter,” which was published…

Much ink has been spilled over how to respond to artificial intelligence use in education. Harvard College Dean David J. Deming frames cheating with AI as a “temptation”; students know it’s wrong, but we just can’t help ourselves — so assignments have to be restructured to make cheating impossible.