The No. 1 ‘Thinking Habit’ Most Intelligent People Have, By A Psychologist

Highly intelligent people often get the right answer fast, then check it out og habit. Research on ‘smart intuitors’ shows why a quick answer isn’t always a careless one.

Technology Creates Possibilities—Leadership Determines The Impact

Advanced technology can only survive in organizations with leaders who can combine innovation with responsibility.

The Most Expensive Fraud Decision Is The One You Never See

Your fraud system is only as good as the feedback it receives.

Dana White Made DWCS History On Tuesday After 2 Epic Wars

Dana White awarded six UFC contracts on Dana White’s Contender Series Season 10, Week 7, signing both fighters in two bouts. Full results from Las Vegas.

SaaS Companies: Don’t Underestimate Your Moat—Or Your Alligators

For the typical SaaS company, four trusty alligators further defend that moat: domain expertise, enterprise-grade scale and results, context and distribution.

How Words Lose Meaning In Healthcare

Popular terms like value-based care, innovation, and transformation have gradually lost meaning in US healthcare. How does this happen? And how can we fix it?

Founders Rarely Abandon Their Convictions; They Erode Them

Preserving core convictions through growth requires knowing what should never change—and when changing course is essential.

Why Investors Are Still Missing This Trillion-Dollar Market

Women’s health is one of healthcare’s largest untapped markets. So why does it get just 6% of private investment—and why is the capital in the wrong place?

Floating Fashion Catwalk Explores What It Means To Belong In Our World Of The Lost

TAMMAM marks 20 years with BELONGING, a London Fashion Week collection exploring migration, heritage, sustainable couture and the artisans behind each garment.

Build On Buy: The Third Retail Technology Model Emerging In The AI Era

The goal is to create your own differentiation on top of an industrialized foundation rather than modifying someone else’s application.