The good news: revenue jumped. But will it last?

Plus: Shareholders vs. workers, and weed sales are high.

Nike had $94m worth of airtime, just from Space Jam.

The spam business is booming, with texts and calls up 58% and 32% last year.

AriZona loses money on aluminum, but saves money on marketing.

Plus: Baby formula shortages and Georgia’s film tax credit.

Whatever comes next will surely be interesting.

Buttons may be simple things, but their impacts are far from it.

Relative Google search interest for “cleaning fees” is up 212%.

If any car is gonna get rural Americans to go green, it’s an electric F-150.

What happens when 10m+ people paint on the same page at the same time?

Plus: WhatsApp voice messages, and iPhones stacked to the moon.

Oddball metaverse interactions are becoming a source of laughter for many.

Things could go in a variety of directions. Though more memes are likely.

Plus: Remote worker stats, and China’s livestream caps.

Young women are outearning men in 22 metro areas.

Today, Dr. Seuss is the top-selling US literary license.

To put it bluntly, fewer and fewer people have a reason to watch the Hollywood ordeal.

Plus: Music royalties and sky-high art prices.

The man behind the looping graphics synonymous with internet culture passed away this week.

Polling shows Americans have no idea how many millionaires there are, among other things.

Some brands are reducing the size of products instead of increasing the price.

Plus: Nationwide IQ loss, and ads in our dreams.

The jump was most notable in the Golden State, which never fails to live up to its name.

BNPL is a friendly jingle, and younger generations have taken the bait.

Plus: Mumbai carbon plans and Europe’s thermostats.

Remember the good old days (a year ago) when gas was under $3?

The end appeared nigh for Uber. Now it's becoming a super app.

Plus: “Lupin” was robbed, ironically, and auditors may need auditors.

Babysitting rates outpaced inflation in 2021.