The sportswear company will increase marketing investments by 40% in support of “Go Wild,” a campaign that reworks Afroman’s “Because I Got High.”

Verci is a members-only coworking space and social club that describes itself as a “second home for the creative and curious in New York,” where more than a dozen startups are building buzzy apps.

The 2025 World Happiness Report says that people in Finland are the happiest in the world. Besides Finland, Denmark, Iceland and Sweden remain the top four and in the same order.

With millennial and Gen Z singles feeling burned out from dating apps, unlikely sporting events are popping up as a new way to meet a potential match.

Jeni Britton bounced back from early business failures by staying true to her creative vision and turning tough times into fuel for her success.

With menopause impacting productivity and careers, firms like CVS Health aim to reduce stigma and foster supportive environments.

Some are embracing the attention as marketing while others, like Lumon Group, are navigating unexpected inquiries and curiosity.

Gen Z is driving a surge in secondhand clothing sales in the US, with platforms like thredUP booming as shoppers look for budget-friendly and eco-conscious fashion.

Maju Kuruvilla, who left the CEO role of controversial one-click checkout startup Bolt last year, is now focused on a different problem for online shoppers: what he calls “check-in.”

Instacart’s new AI tool, Smart Shop, personalizes grocery recommendations based on dietary preferences, making it easier to find the right foods.

Digital minimalism is on the rise as people opt for curated, low-profile digital lives as a form of boundary-setting, rebellion and intentional living.

Slate’s internet culture podcast explores the debate over algorithms promoting a homogenous aesthetic, fueling post-election backlash against curated content and raising awareness of digital bias.