Chili’s clawed back relevance by reviving ‘90s indulgence - bigger portions, a viral Triple Dipper - pushing same-store sales up 50% in three years.

The popular book club is expanding into live experiences that blend fandom with entertainment for small, interest-based communities.

Two new slow-tech apps delivering messages via virtual carrier pigeons are booming - proof that people are yearning for a slower way to connect.

Foraging is exploding on TikTok, with UK creators turning wild plants and fungi into chocolate and toast -- part mindfulness, part cost-of-living response.

There’s a puzzling rise in high-level science books for infants and toddlers.

Pangram found 41% of long LinkedIn posts are likely AI-generated, as workers keep performing career wins they privately find cringe, fearing invisibility.

Over 90% of executives admit AI hasn’t boosted productivity, yet keep blaming layoffs on it, eroding the trust AI needs to work.

Only 21% of employees can reach the people they need to work, pushing companies to rebuild mentorship for the hybrid era.

Remote workers report the highest workplace well-being, even as one in five HR leaders admit RTO is meant to push people out.

Dean & DeLuca is gone, but its spirit lives on in $40 rotisserie chickens - proof the real product in New York is the line itself.

One daughter’s TikTok turned a “closing down'“ sign into a two-hour queue, showing Gen Z that saving a parent’s shop is the new viral flex.

65% of consumers plan to use AI for holiday shopping this year, but only 8% of retailers feel confident using it to improve the customer experience.

A reignited trade war between the U.S. and Canada means some prices are likely to rise for consumers in both countries.

Meta’s $18B kids-safety settlement pressures TikTok and YouTube to match its restrictions, letting Meta cast itself as the industry’s safety leader.

The new tool auto-trims clips into a 10-second rough cut, making Reels editing faster for creators without editing experience.

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