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Winning medtech companies aren’t building hardware anymore

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Do you have to go to your office holiday party?

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Chase’s newest Sapphire Lounge, complete with champagne service, makes a case for its $795 price tag

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Michael Dell donates over $6 billion to ‘Trump accounts’ for kids: Here’s who’s eligible to claim $250 per child

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Stock market holds steady as bond yields and Bitcoin stabilize

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Apple’s AI chief paid the price for the company’s stalled progress

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Luigi Mangione hearing: Officer recalls arrest at McDonald’s

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In a new college admissions era, AI may be scoring your college essay

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The new flex: Fatherhood

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Despite a trade war, the world economy is forecast to grow 3.2% this year, OECD says

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Layoffs 2025: Tech and government hardest hit as more than 1 million job losses announced so far this year

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A leader’s role in fostering AI superpowers

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Why small businesses must go narrow (extremely narrow) to survive

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Why are U.S. mass killings in 2025 the lowest since 2006?

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Prada seals $1.4 billion deal to purchase fashion rival Versace

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5 tips from financial experts to finish 2025 strong

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Costco is suing the U.S. government over Trump’s tariffs. Here’s why

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Scrubs brand Figs launches nonprofit to help ‘awesome human’ healthcare workers thrive

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TikTok has advice on how to get more money out of Social Security checks. Here’s what the experts say

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Still don’t have a REAL ID? The TSA will soon charge you for that

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Beyond Meat stock quickly turns negative today after meme rally pushed shares up by double digits

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Beyond Meat stock is surging as meme mania returns: Here’s the latest on the volatile start to December markets

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Still waiting for Spotify Wrapped? Amazon Music just dropped its 2025 Delivered: Here’s how to see your year in review

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These young brands are already finding solid footing with their fans

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These brands have been around for more than a decade. They’re just getting started.

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These 9 skincare brands are standing out with buzzy products—and armies of influencers

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These 8 brands proved that everyday products can still get people excited

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These 5 parent companies built big marketing moments around their brands

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These 5 brands’ staying power is built on how well they know their customers—and themselves

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These 4 global brands pushed their message across borders

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These 15 food and beverage brands found their fans—using buzzy content and IRL activations

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Meet the 10 CMOs leading brands in culture and business results

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Meet 8 tech brands getting creative about engagement

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Meet 8 long-lasting brands proving that old doesn’t mean old-fashioned

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Meet 6 successful media brands using events and content to build cultural impact

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How we chose the 2025 Brands That Matter

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How these 6 brands tapped into the passion fans have for everything from period dramas to women’s sports

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How the Chili’s CMO is bringing the chain ‘baby back’ to its glory days

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How GoodRx, Texas A&M, and 2 other brands are setting examples for U.S.-based companies

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How Dr Pepper got ‘dirty’—and surged into second place among soda brands

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How Amtrak, Intrepid Travel, and 2 other brands got people off their couches

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From sex toys to cancer screenings, these 6 brands got people to care about their health

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From Bad Bunny’s Calvins to A’ja Wilson’s sneakers, these fashion brands shone in 2025

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Your guide to Travel Tuesday’s best deals—and the sneaky pricing tricks to watch out for

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Has NTT sparked the long-awaited quantum-computing revolution?

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Sonder, the WeWork of apartments, may be bankrupt, but the short-term rental business is healthy

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TikTokers are experiencing the ‘Japan effect’

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Panera Bread announces huge changes to win back customers

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MIT drug hunters are using AI to design completely new antibiotics

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Google’s new Nano Banana Pro can turn literally anything into a beautiful infographic

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