Leadership

Harvey raised at $11 billion on the promise that legal AI is its own platform, and then Microsoft bundled the same capability into a $30 Word subscription.

Your engineering team is talking about OpenClaw, NanoClaw, and Tank OS. Here's what all of it actually means, and why you should care.

Fred again.. asked fans to cover their phone cameras at every USB002 show. Then he shared photos and videos with them through Dropbox.

Trade media is collapsing. Google referral traffic is in freefall. And a new class of companies is responding by doing something that would have seemed absurd five years ago: becoming publishers themselves.

The $32 billion fintech company does not want a content marketer. It wants a media builder.

OpenAI released GPT-5.5 this morning. Greg Brockman called it a step toward "more agentic and intuitive computing". And for brand leaders, the question isn't "should we adopt AI" anymore.

Recently, I wrote about LinkedIn's algorithmic shift away from company pages and why employee voices had become the primary distribution layer for B2B brands.

An expense management company that makes you laugh, makes you smarter, and makes your finance team faster shouldn't work in B2B, but Ramp proves it does.

For years, B2B creator partnerships lived in the brand budget and died on soft metrics, now they're being measured against pipeline, revenue attribution, and customer acquisition cost.

Three days. One board resignation, one product launch, and a 7% stock drop. What happened to Figma this week is a brand strategy story.

Meta removed manual targeting, deprecated legacy campaigns, and started generating creative by default in 2026. For brand leaders still treating this as a media buying problem, the damage is already compounding.