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The Future. Stanley (yes, the water bottle maker) has been making waves across the US, with people camping out at Target to lock down limited-edition versions of its “Quencher” tumbler. The craze is all thanks to clever moves from Global President Terence Reilly, who’s been leading an absolute master class on how to leverage social […]
The Future. Starting a company is hard enough — but with the recent turbulence in the startup space, investors are predicting an even tougher environment in 2024. From the struggle to find funding to a silent IPO market, investors are predicting that this year will see an unprecedented founder mental health crisis. Taking a tollIt’s […]
The Future. 2023 was a massive year for electric cars — experts say it was the year that EVs went from experiments to mature vehicles. Now, with a boom in sales and a variety of new models across manufacturers, the rise of electric cars could transform the very meaning of a car itself. Vroom boom Electric […]
The Future. Delivery drones might finally be going mainstream in 2024. While the technology has been decades in the making, medical centers and logistics platforms cleared some key regulatory hurdles, potentially paving the way for drones to become a more ubiquitous delivery system. Taking off2024 might be the year of the delivery drone. Pie in […]
The Future. Whalar, a creator and talent management company, is launching The Lighthouse — a physical campus for creators to learn, make, and collaborate with their peers. If the project proves successful, it could pave the way for an entirely new and revolutionary form of education and collaboration for creators. TikTok UniversityThe creator economy is […]
The Future. In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, a fierce debate rages between two contrasting philosophies: the “doomers” and the “accelerationists.” This divide has been highlighted by the recent tumult at OpenAI — and the outcome of this debate could significantly shape the future of humanity as we know it. A battle of […]
The writers strike has led to multiple studios moving to suspend deals.
Hollywood has seen a host of cost-cutting efforts across the industry, especially amid economic headwinds.
Restaurants are jumping on a growing trend and offering monthly subscriptions to diners. The move aims to ensure steadier cash inflow and entice loyal customers with specialized deals and offerings
Numerous news publishers are reporting that their Snapchat content profitability is taking a steady nosedive.