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Running isn't just about fitness — these 8 products are shaping the new look of run clubs
From Nike Vaporflys to Bandit socks, here are the stand-out looks you can expect to see at run club…
Julia Pugachevsky
Influencers are swiping a new black card at restaurants, spas, and fitness studios
OTH Network is the latest influencer-marketing platform wooing influencers and harnessing gifting a…
Amanda Perelli
The Ola Electric Saga: Are surge in complaints and declining market share a wake-up call for Bhavish Aggarwal?
Ola Electric was once considered the most promising electric automaker in the country, from dominat…
TikTok's next big move: Helping creators launch product lines by connecting them with suppliers
TikTok has begun connecting manufacturers directly with creators to make custom goods to sell on Sh…
Dan Whateley
Market-making giant Citadel Securities is rebuilding the tech that powers its trades as it eyes growth
Two of Citadel Securities' top technology execs explain how the market maker is revamping its core …
Bianca Chan
India's home & household market expected to reach $237 billion by 2030, highlights Deloitte report
Stating that factors such as high disposable incomes, the rise of digital platforms, easy access to…
PTI
The next big market for weight-loss drugs: children
Novo Nordisk's weight loss drug, Saxenda, helped children ages six to 11 reduce their body mass ind…
Shubhangi Goel
Tonal is aiming to take market share after Lululemon discontinues Mirror, a competing connected fitness product
Tonal is offering Mirror customers a trade-in program, after Lululemon announced it would stop sell…
Jennifer Ortakales Dawkins
I'm a boomer who learned to use AI for work. It's made me more productive, but I worry about younger generations misusing it.
A freelance translator says AI makes him more efficient at his job and it won't replace him.
Ella Hopkins
Peloton's demise is another in a long line of failed fitness fads
The at-home cycling company was riding high during the pandemic. What went wrong?
Emily Stewart
Athlete marketing is booming with the evolution of NIL and creating new career paths
Athlete marketing was upended in 2021 when the NCAA opened the door for student-athletes to make mo…
Ashley Rodriguez
How Daily Harvest used AI to optimize product packaging and improve customer service
Daily Harvest, a plant-based-food brand, uses AI-driven cartonization software to optimize packagin…
Erica Sweeney
Beauty is in the detail: How tailor-made products are taking over the market
Gone are the days when every second home housed the same popular shampoo, face cream and soap brand…
How Bridgerton's marketing blitz and clever branding made the stuffiest era cool again
Netflix's hit show "Bridgerton" has sparked renewed interest in the Regency era, creating the perfe…
Olivia Singh
OPINION: As food prices soar, unlocking India's potential requires systems thinking and transformative change
Food inflation is the talk of the town, with even the RBI expressing concerns over persistent spike…
My wife makes $500,000 a year, and I'm a stay-at-home dad. It's been difficult to fit in with the mom crowd.
Ken Mac decided to quit his engineering job when his wife had their third child. He now handles mos…
Robin Madell
AI could disrupt the job market by 2030 as severely as COVID did in 2020
AI is set to bring about a lot of disruption in the job market, according to a senior partner at Mc…
Lakshmi Varanasi
How Chevrolet thinks it can beat Tesla in the new EV market
Chevrolet is ready to take on Tesla with a new electric lineup.
Nora Naughton
A personal trainer shared the 2 popular fitness supplements that she would never take
Just because everyone in your gym is sipping pre-workout and snacking on protein bars doesn't mean …
Rachel Hosie
India is one of the strongest markets in the world with its fundamentals: Red Hat CEO
Red Hat CEO Matt Hicks discusses India's tech growth, AI's job impact, and Red Hat's collaborations…