Entrepreneur US
A Quick Guide to Franchise Ownership Costs
Franchising costs money. Here's what everything means.
2 min |
Startups - Fall/Winter 2024
Entrepreneur US
3 Steps to Find Your Perfect Franchise
There are many brands out there. Finding the right one is up to you.
3 min |
Startups - Fall/Winter 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
The Chevron Doctrine Is Dead. What Are the Implications for Business?
A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling gives companies more opportunities to challenge regulations, but they may face more regulatory uncertainty as well.
5 min |
Fall 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
Tackling Challenges With Data Governance
Akira Bell is senior vice president and CIO at Mathematica, a research and data analytics consultancy. Bell was a finalist for this year's MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Award in recognition of her work at Mathematica to spearhead the launch of the data collaboration platform Mquiry, a turnkey system for onboarding and working with clients' data securely. MIT Sloan Management Review spoke with Bell to understand her role and how leaders should be thinking about their data. This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
2 min |
Fall 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
Beating 'Not Invented Here' Syndrome
Resistance to external ideas hinders innovation. The right incentives can open minds.
6 min |
Fall 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
Don't Round the Discount!
What appeals to you more: a pair of jeans on sale for 8% off, or the same pair listed for 7.7% off? Any rational shopper will know that the 8% discount will save them more money and is the more attractive deal.
1 min |
Fall 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
Managing the Human Risks of Biometric Applications
The intimate surveillance afforded by biometric technologies requires managers to consider negative impacts on privacy and human dignity.
7 min |
Fall 2024
MIT Sloan Management Review
Build the Right C-Suite Team for Your Strategy
CEOs can foster a more effective leadership team by understanding when to tap senior executives' competitive instincts and when to encourage collaboration.
10+ min |
Fall 2024
The BOSS Magazine
it takes a village
Revolutionizing multifamily living and bolstering property profitability
3 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
OPEN MINDS
WHAT RESCHEDULING WILL MEAN FOR MEDICINAL CANNABIS RESEARCH
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
MAKE THE MONEY LAST
OUTLIVING OUR SAVINGS IS THE NO. 1 RETIREMENT CONCERN. THESE ARE SOME WAYS TO OVERCOME THAT.
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
The Ultimate Integration
Rackspace Technology is propelling the industry forward with game-changing innovations in Cloud, Data Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
GREAT EYES ON THE SKY
Exciting developments in the search for extraterrestrial life
3 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
WHAT CAN BOTS DO FOR YOU?
The dream of an autonomous supply chain
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
United Site Services: Procurement Progression
With their digital evolution underway, the portable sanitation powerhouse is rethinking their approach to procurement and sourcing - and change management is just one key to its success
6 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
What's Your Flavor?
Personalizing food with the power of Al
3 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
FLIPPING THE RETAIL SCRIPT FOR GOOD
SPECIALTY RETAILER ALTAR'D STATE IS HOT. HERE'S HOW THEY'RE REBUILDING THEIR IT TO ACCOMMODATE THE BLAZE.
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
Soft Skills & SOFTWARE
There's a lot AI can do for businesses. There's a lot only humans can do. Striking the balance will deliver success.
4 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
Natural Selections
Balancing synthetic biology with sustainable materials production
3 min |
September 2024
The BOSS Magazine
COLD CONFIDENCE
FOOD INDUSTRY FAVORITE FREZ-N-STOR IS GLIDING INTO A VERY CHILL FUTURE
4 min |
September 2024
Fortune US
KKR's $1 trillion gamble
The co-CEOs of KKR have a radical strategy to supercharge growth—and chart a path far different from that of their mentors Kravis and Roberts.
10+ min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
The Amazon Way has its midlife crisis
Jeff Bezos’s famed management rules are slowly unraveling inside Amazon. Can they survive the Andy Jassy era?
10+ min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
The startups betting you can quit GLP-1s and stay thin
Some weight-loss companies are marketing Ozempic and Wegovy as a short-term holy grail. Doctors say it doesn't work that way.
10+ min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
The troubled Tyson heir
The youngest Fortune 500 CFO was set up to run his family’s $21 billion chicken empire. His erratic behavior could change that.
10+ min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
Inside one of Silicon Valley's most mysterious venture capital funds
Iconiq Growth, which has long avoided the spotlight, recently closed a $5.8 billion startup war chest.
10 min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
The rise and fall of Jump Crypto
A secretive trading firm got itself a crypto arm and a 25-year-old whiz kid to run it. Then came the $40 billion Terra disaster.
10+ min |
DEEP DIVES: Special Digital Issue
Fortune US
Well the Fortune 50 Best Places to Live Will Serve Families in the Years to Come - When 51-year-old Pazit Aviv walks her dog in her Silver Spring, Md., neighborhood, it takes an extra 30 minutes as she inevitably gets lost in an impromptu chat with a neighbor.
“What we’re seeing is a longing of older people to age in place, and younger people, like Gen Z, to have a sense of place that they consider home,” says Jon Jon Wesolowski, an urbanist and housing advocate who sees more people eager to change their house to suit them as they age rather than to move.In this year’s ranking, we analyzed over 2,000 cities and nearly 200 data categories, assessing livability, financial health, resources for aging adults, education, and wellness. The winners are communities that are sustainable for their youngest and oldest residents—including many fast-growing suburbs and edge cities that find creative ways to improve people’s well-being.
5 min |
August - September 2024
Fortune US
Tech AI's Hidden Biases May Be Influencing What You Think. Here's What Should Be Done to Stop It - In less than two years, artificial intelligence has radically changed how many people write and find information.
In less than two years, artificial intelligence has radically changed how many people write and find information. While searching for details about Supreme Court precedent or polishing a college essay, millions seek help from AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT or Anthropic's Claude.In his newly published book, Mastering AI: A Survival Guide to Our Superpowered Future, Fortune AI editor Jeremy Kahn explores this new tech-infused reality and what should be done to avert the inevitable pitfalls. In the following excerpt, he focuses on the little-recognized problem of subtle bias in AI and the potentially profound influence it can have on what users believe.
3 min |
August - September 2024
Fortune US
2024 Election Vanceonomics: What Trump's VP Pick Could Mean for Business - Vance has cultivated some of the wealthiest elites in tech and venture capital—including former Google chairman Eric Schmidt and the billionaire VC Peter Thiel—to help him win a U.S. Senate seat and, in July, the Republican nomination for vice president.
J.D. Vance first caught the public’s attention with his 2016 memoir, Hillbilly Elegy, a populist howl about Appalachia that accuses elites of betraying the white working class. Since then, Vance has cultivated some of the wealthiest elites in tech and venture capital—including former Google chairman Eric Schmidt and the billionaire VC Peter Thiel—to help him win a U.S. Senate seat and, in July, the Republican nomination for vice president.
4 min |
August - September 2024
Fortune US
Norway's Nicolai Tangen Runs the World's Biggest Sovereign Fund. Can He Leverage its Assets to Change Business for the Better? - Nicolai Tangen, the Norwegian founder of London hedge fund AKO Capital, was picked by Norway's central bank to be the next CEO of its gargantuan oil-and-gas-financed investment fund, whose value had soared above $1 trillion.
Oslo, with its neatly painted houses and serene waterfront, is not known for high drama. But in 2020, Norway’s capital erupted in controversy over one spectacularly wealthy investor, a splashy event in Philadelphia—and the biggest sovereign wealth fund on the planet.
7 min |