Ridiculous job titles (ie.“Growth Ninja’) are not an effective way to recruit talent Using “Wizard” in your job ad is probably not going to land you a “Rockstar” employee.
The legacy of the rotisserie chicken: grocery stores’ golden goose Rotisserie chickens are cheap, ubiquitous, and extremely profitable for brick-and-mortar grocery chains in a time of uncertainty.
Why does this video of white noise on YouTube have 5 copyright claims against it? A story of the absurd legality of infringement claims, and YouTube’s flawed process for policing potential copyright issues on its platform.
GoPro’s uh-oh: $100m+ short on revenue, out of the drone biz, and potentially up for sale After missing its earnings big and failing to pull off a push into the drone market, the camera maker is flailing.
One of the biggest tobacco companies in the world wants people to “quit smoking” cigarettes. It’s a PR ploy. Philip Morris International doesn’t actually care about a “smoke-free future.” They just want you to buy their new products.
“Major security flaws” were just discovered in the world’s computer chips. What does that mean for you? The Meltdown and Spectre flaws affect every computer processor made in the past 20 years (AKA, you're affected). Luckily, you have a few options...
2017 was the biggest year in history for mergers and acquisitions Worldwide, more than 50k deals went down in 2017, worth in excess of $3.5T.
Recreational weed is now legal in California. What exactly does that change? Spoiler: your life probably won’t change much. At least not yet...
Cryptocurrency had a wild ride this week Tales from the crypto: Bitcoin cash smells fishy, a whale dumps his Litecoin, and the Winklevosses are billionaires.
Is the Midwest the next Silicon Valley? Venture capitalists are flocking to brighter pastures, where talent is cheaper, and startups are thriving: the Midwest.
Chuck E. Cheese has a very odd way of protecting its intellectual property The kid’s entertainment chain has a strict policy to destroy its mascot’s head when a location closes down.
VC money funding hits an all-time high, but fewer companies are getting a piece of the pie VCs are injecting record-setting sums of cash into companies at earlier and earlier stages. Is the next bubble coming?
