The traditional “fail fast” innovation model is evolving toward co-creation strategies. Businesses that involve customers early in development are seeing stronger results and deeper engagement.
Ingram Micro’s CEO discusses how AI is reshaping channel distribution through intelligent assistants. The move signals broader industry transformation beyond basic automation to proactive partner engagement.
Tesla’s board chair warns Elon Musk could depart if shareholders reject his $1 trillion compensation package. The vote comes as Tesla transitions beyond vehicle manufacturing to focus on autonomy and robotics.
Huntington Bancshares’ $7.4 billion acquisition of Cadence Bank creates a top-ten U.S. bank with $276 billion in assets. The deal highlights accelerating consolidation among regional lenders seeking competitive scale against megabanks.
Active fund managers are pulling back from tech stocks at the fastest rate in five years amid AI bubble fears. This defensive positioning could cost them significant alpha if the AI revolution continues unfolding.
Delta Air Lines is leveraging its domestic flight network to challenge traditional parcel carriers. The DeliverDirect service represents a fundamental shift in logistics strategy that could reshape e-commerce delivery economics.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves is pushing for a Gulf trade agreement to boost economic growth ahead of November’s budget. However, independent fiscal watchdogs question whether trade deals can realistically fill the projected £20-30bn fiscal gap.
Third-generation food entrepreneur Nicole Bernard Dawes has spent her career fixing “broken parts of the food business.” After helping rebuild her father’s Cape Cod chip empire and selling her own Late July brand to Campbell’s, she’s now taking on the soda industry with her zero-sugar Nixie line. He
Major national brands including Lululemon, Mondelez, and Smucker’s are taking retailers to court over store-brand lookalikes. The legal battles highlight growing tensions as private label products capture more market share from established brands. Industry experts predict more conflicts ahead as ret
Apple’s manufacturing partner Foxconn is dramatically scaling AirPods production in India, doubling monthly capacity to 200,000 units. This expansion represents Apple’s most aggressive move yet to diversify beyond China and capitalize on India’s growing manufacturing capabilities and US tariff advan
