The point of rules and referees isn’t to stop people from winning. It’s to keep the game alive.

Why the Stripe-backed checkout startup failed, and what we can learn from it

Catching a falling knife can hurt like hell

Does Musk’s stake in Twitter herald a new direction for the social network, or is it another pointless distraction for the Tesla CEO?

A dog that caught the bus wheel

As Twitter’s revenue explodes due to its brand safety push, Musk wants to return it to the freewheeling times of old

Becoming a chip-manufacturing hub makes a lot of sense for the country

The billionaire is now Twitter’s largest shareholder with a 9.2% stake worth $2.9 billion

What my string of adventures in TV have taught me about the medium

Attendance at the office is one of the least-indicative proof points of someone’s efficacy at a job

Inside the duplicitous worlds of digital advertising and the attention economy

A campaign to promote ‘healthier’ food that’s not full of crap

In the 1920s, the public hated cars. So the auto industry fought back — with language.

Amidst the scams and bubbles, credible scarcity and authenticity will unlock real value in digital markets

Getir, Uber, Doordash and others are racing to control market share in a notoriously unprofitable business

We should remind ourselves to ask whose best interest promoters have at heart — ours or theirs?

Kleptocrats invest in football clubs, luxury apartments, and higher education with few restrictions

With Facebook beset by Apple’s tracking crackdown, TikTok can capitalize. But will it?

The streaming giant’s latest test run could land more subscribers, but also risks its reputation

A planned economy run by Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street

If we’re serious about fixing our problems we need to look at costs, not just who pays them.

5 takeaways from analyzing profitable (and not so profitable) brands

Nimbyism is killing opportunities for younger folks. Here’s how we could fix it.

They’re still just people — and not always good ones