Auras, the colorful, invisible energy fields said to surround people, are Gen Z’s latest metaphysical obsession.

Brands from Uber to Guinness leaned in with culturally driven campaigns rooted in Irish identity, humor and fan participation.

More than half the states in the U.S. are reintroducing cursive instruction, citing its benefits for brain development despite increased computer use in classrooms.

Brands from Absolut to Malibu are shifting to cater to Gen Z’s preference for earlier, more casual drinking occasions.

Also called “nonna-stalgia,” the dining trend is gaining popularity as diners seek comforting, nostalgic meals and more personal, home-style experiences.

Smartphone addiction is widespread, but a cultural shift toward using them less is beginning.

Rage rooms are surging in popularity as stressed workers seek physical, social ways to vent.

AI CEOs are winning investors but risk losing customers with fear inspiring messaging.

Companies are cutting middle managers and creating “megamanagers” who oversee larger teams, speeding decisions but reducing employee support.

In an era where every product imaginable is just a swipe or click away, young consumers have adopted some old-school shopping habits and preferences.

Just 18% of U.S. retail is online, but agentic tech could become a new front door for e-commerce, says Shopify president Harley Finkelstein at the Upfront Summit in LA.

Even before oil spikes from the Iran war, consumers were already pulling back and spending less.

Older adults are becoming heavy smartphone users, straining relationships and sparking concerns about screen addiction in retirement.

Katie Drummond has turned the publication into a standout performer for Condé Nast, driven by bold, hard-hitting political coverage.

A practical guide to leading through AI, from workflow redesign to managing team overload and balancing human judgment with machine productivity.

The park has evolved from a counterculture hub into an influencer hotspot, packed with creators hunting for their next subjects.