Streaming consolidation should lead to better price points and less friction for consumers.

Small business applications are down from the pandemic peak, but still way above pre-pandemic levels.

The canned water pioneer was just valued at $700m three years after launching.

Mainstream adoption of remote work has led record numbers of people with disabilities to join the workforce.

Rising rates and low demand are causing builders to sell their inventory to investors in bulk.

The ultra-wealthy are paying big bucks for the right to travel freely throughout Europe.

Elon Musk believes Tesla’s humanoid robot could be “much bigger” than its cars.

Gen Z is hard to please but loves junk food and screen time.

A New Jersey deli may have been better off perfecting its pastrami.

Perks that require an office visit don’t carry the same weight that they used to.

After becoming one of the hottest sectors for VCs in 2021, funding for Amazon aggregators is way down.

Is “Lorcana” the next Pokemon?

The rental car giant is on a mission to electrify its fleet.

Inflation has infiltrated your butter dish.

Publishers need revenue, and Hollywood needs better stories.

Netflix and TikTok have helped bring captions to the masses.

What the design giant’s $20B purchase of Figma means for the future of design.

Five hundred hours of content are added to YouTube every minute.

Scientists are using machine learning algorithms to analyze communication patterns in animals.

The indie studio is diversifying beyond the box office.

The tech titans are clashing over metaverse ambitions and ads.

The pharmacy giant wants to be your doctor’s office.

The value of a NYC taxi medallion increased for the first time since 2014.

The company is taking inspiration from Amazon Prime and the Apple One bundle.

Fliers want cheap, reliable WiFi, and airlines are starting to deliver.

Blank Street Coffee is using automation to fuel its rapid expansion.

E. Bryant Crutchfield, inventor of the Trapper Keeper, passed away at 85.

The fitness pioneer is making some big changes to right the ship.

The University of Texas has a secret weapon that could help its endowment pass Harvard’s.

It’s getting harder to make work friends, but workers don’t seem to care.