Company and product strategy
BriteCo CEO Dustin Lemick argues that the most defensible, highest-margin businesses are often built in the 'boring' industries nobody wants to talk about — he proved it himself in the jewelry insurance market.
For years, marketers have compared data to oil. Marco's Pizza's marketing director offers a different, far more accurate comparison.
Nike Live, launched in 2018 as a hyperlocal retail format, has now closed at least 15 locations — the company frames it as part of a broader review of its store network.
Launched in 2018 as a hyperlocal format, the Nike Live project has now closed at least 15 locations — the company describes it as part of a broader strategy to rethink its retail network.
A new survey found deep confusion within company leadership over who's actually responsible for AI strategy — a serious risk at a time when investment is measured in the trillions.
Georgia-Pacific's digital media director Paras Shah says programmatic waste needs cleaning up before the company hands buying over to agents.
Search is changing — brand discovery increasingly depends not on search-engine rankings but on having a presence where your audience already spends its time.
Princeton professor Arvind Narayanan argues that widespread public resistance to AI isn't rooted in a single cause but in a cluster of overlapping fears — and that at its core, the fear isn't about the technology itself, but about the ability to use it well.
Enterprise AI adoption has stayed cheap so far thanks to subsidized pricing, but that era is ending — companies now need to get ready for a pay-as-you-go model.
Payments giant Stripe has acquired OpenRouter, a startup that helps businesses switch between different AI models, in a major deal — a sign of intensifying price competition in the AI industry.