Small Business

The classic NBC sitcom wasn’t a success out of the gate. Source link

Harvard Business School Foundry gives entrepreneurs 24/7 access to AI versions of faculty members to refine business ideas, practice investor pitches, and build companies—all for $699. Source link

The CaaStle founder received a five-year sentence after a yearslong scheme built on false financial statements, invented growth, and investor deception. Source link

Shareholders say board decisions helped pave the way for a breach affecting millions of people. Now they’re suing the healthcare giant. Source link

Investors pushed for polish. Yahoo!’s founders held the line, and the company’s personality became its appeal. Source link

An innovation space called the Third Coast Foundry opened its doors in San Francisco in June to connect entrepreneurs and founders from their states to investment and other opportunities. Source link

In less than a year, the startup doubled its valuation. Demand for AI-powered software creation continues to grow. Source link

The singer and actor vows to fight a $1.2 million lawsuit by Wondermind investors who claim she ‘falsely represented’ her involvement in the wellness venture. Her lawyer calls the allegations ‘completely meritless.’ Source link

Gen Z is rapidly narrowing a once-massive generational gap as younger and lower-income Americans account for a growing share of new business formations. Source link

Unwell Hydration’s collapse shows the limits of celebrity-backed CPG—and why a massive audience doesn’t necessarily translate into shelf velocity, experts say. Source link