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  • NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 15: Caitlin Clark greets Jake from State Farm after being drafted first overall by the Indiana Fever the 2024 WNBA Draft on April 15, 2024 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in Brooklyn, New York. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2024 NBAE (Photo by Emily Johnson/NBAE via Getty Images)Success

    ‘Change agent’ Caitlin Clark prompts advertiser free-for-all: ‘She’s jump-started a new era of basketball, and she’s propelling women’s sports forward’

    By Alyssa Meyers, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Young professionalSuccess

    Here’s why Gen Z actually likes going to the office more than their older colleagues

    By Courtney Vinopal, HR Brew, and others
  • FordRetail

    Detroit’s EV miscalculation revealed: Buyers want cheap sedans, not expensive trucks

    By Jordyn Grzelewski, Tech Brew, and others
  • Best BuyRetail

    ‘Geek Squad is a sinking ship’: Best Buy workers reel from mass layoff

    By Eoin Higgins, IT Brew, and others
  • Kid on phoneSuccess

    Gen Alpha loves sports (especially soccer) and spends 3 hours a day on social media by age 8

    By Alyssa Meyers, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Seamless pattern with geometric shapes in 80s memphis style. Colorful geometric pattern. Design for promotional products, wrapping paper, brochures and printing. Vector illustrationRetail

    How ’90s nostalgia is helping brands boost sales and get through to Gen Z: ‘The reaction to the aesthetic and graphics was wild’

    By Katie Hicks, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Man in empty officeSuccess

    Meet ‘Soft Fridays’: One company’s pilot to turn summer Fridays permanent

    By Mikaela Cohen, HR Brew, and others
  • Elon MuskRetail

    America’s ‘in the slow lane’ on EV adoption because it has a culture problem, study says

    By Jordyn Grzelewski, Tech Brew, and others
  • Caitlin ClarkLifestyle

    Women’s March Madness ad revenue doubled this year, Disney VP says

    By Alyssa Meyers, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Person looking at phoneTech

    Google revamps Maps to feature top restaurant, travel tips from NYT, Lonely Planet, Infatuation … and AI

    By Patrick Kulp, Tech Brew, and others
  • CostcoRetail

    Costco’s former CFO on ‘when, not if’ the $60 membership fee will go up: ‘It’s not some big analytical formula’

    By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others
  • Lionel MessiLifestyle

    The Messi effect is supercharging MLS’ business impact: ‘I’ve been here quite a while, but I’ve never seen this’

    By Alyssa Meyers, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Hong KongSuccess

    China’s Gen Z is making ‘gross outfits at work’ go viral as lying flat evolves into wearing pajamas into the office

    By Kristen Parisi, HR Brew, and others
  • PharmaciesHealth

    ‘This is an emergency’: Trade group warns nearly a third of all independent pharmacies will go extinct because of a CMS rule

    By Maia Anderson, Healthcare Brew, and others
  • Hospital patientHealth

    Your Medicare coverage is hugely influenced by something called ‘the two-midnight rule.’ Here’s what that is

    By Will Peischel, Healthcare Brew, and others