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  • Sundar PichaiTech

    ‘We’ve actually found that people find these ads really helpful’: Google claims cramming ads into AI-generated search will help, not hurt users

    By Ryan Barwick, Marketing Brew, and others
  • Worker at laptopSuccess

    ChatGPT just officially became the top unauthorized app secretly used by workers, according to remarkably unsurprising study

    By Tom McKay, IT Brew, and others
  • Elon MuskRetail

    JD Power’s EV survey suggests 2024 is the year that buyers just start losing their interest

    By Jordyn Grzelewski, Tech Brew, and others
  • Teen girl on phoneSuccess

    Gen Alpha will have $5.5 trillion of spending power by 2029 and CFOs see them just ‘a click away from purchasing things’

    By Natasha Piñon, CFO Brew, and others
  • Healthcare bankruptcyFinance

    Private equity is bankrupting American healthcare firms—literally

    By Maia Anderson, Healthcare Brew, and others
  • Andy JassyRetail

    Andy Jassy sums it up for corporate America: ‘Customers are shopping, but remain cautious’

    By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others
  • Young employeeSuccess

    Aflac’s HR chief reveals 3 ways to attract Gen Z to your company

    By Amanda Schiavo, HR Brew, and others
  • Sundar PichaiTech

    Google flexes ad muscles to Hollywood as YouTube dominates: ‘Even though viewing habits have become more complex, reaching viewers doesn’t need to be’

    By Kelsey Sutton, Marketing Brew, and others
  • MichaelsRetail

    Michaels defies inflation, cutting prices on over 5,000 items, seeing ‘constant rollbacks’ for next 6 to 12 months

    By Alex Vuocolo, Retail Brew, and others
  • Shopping cartRetail

    The road to America’s wallet is through its gut—and retailers see green in the rising Sun Belt

    By Katishi Maake, Retail Brew, and others
  • Elon Musk against a black background.Tech

    Elon Musk’s drug use renders his character too questionable for FCC license, Ukrainian advocacy group says

    By Kelcee Griffis, Tech Brew, and others
  • 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