Hate Robocalls? Your iPhone Has a New Tool to Block Them

Robocalls are on the rise this year. Here's how to activate a new iOS 26 feature for iPhone that helps you avoid them without ...

An NFL Coach Went Off on His Player After a Big Mistake. It’s a Major Lesson in Leadership

Running back Emari Demercado made a huge blunder that may have cost the Arizona Cardinals yesterday's game. But his coach’s reaction could cost the team more.

This CEO Turned His Construction Company Into A Remote Workplace (Really!)—And Grew Revenue 400 Percent

Lowe and Froio, who previously worked for the construction division of a commercial real estate company, knew that remote work is rare in the construction industry. According to the Bureau of Labor ...

Why These 5 Books Can Guide You Out of a Business Crisis

Another friend of mine, Robert Glazer, shared an advance copy of his upcoming book with me, and I’m genuinely excited about it. The Compass Within: A Little Story About The Values That Guide Us is a ...

14 Years After His Death, Steve Jobs’ Most Enduring Idea Isn’t the iPhone

The iPhone transformed everything from how we communicate to how we work to how we capture the moments we care about. But, 14 ...

Can I Ignore a Toxic Employee Who’s Leaving?

Inc.com columnist Alison Green answers questions about workplace and management issues—everything from how to deal with a micromanaging boss to how to talk to someone on your team about body odor.

As Many CEOs Call Employees Back to the Office, This CEO Is Bucking the Trend and Embracing Remote Work

When Brian Doubles became CEO of Synchrony in 2021, a global pandemic had upended the way companies thought about work. Remote options became ubiquitous, and many employees, when possible, were given ...

‘The Office’ Star Oscar Nuñez Shares Lessons From Being a Real Actor at 2 Fake Companies

America's favorite TV accountant is back onscreen in "The Paper." He sat down with Inc. to discuss made-up workplaces and real-life lessons.

Neuroscience Says This Is How You Can Turn a Bad Memory Into a Good (and Useful) Memory

A chemical in your brain assigns a positive or negative emotion to specific situations, and there are definitely ways you can game the system.

What’s the Best Age to Start a Business? It Just Might Be Your 60s

That’s both because existing entrepreneurs are delaying retirement and because people who’ve retired from their jobs are starting new businesses. In both cases, they have excellent reasons for staying ...

The Stock Market Rally Is a Mirage When Measured in Bitcoin Terms

The record highs investors celebrate are as much a byproduct of a shrinking yardstick as genuine value creation. Despite the S&P 500 doubling in nominal terms over the last five years, it’s collapsed ...

You’ve Heard of Introverts and Extroverts, But Maybe You’re an Otrovert Instead

Move over introverts and extroverts. Psychiatry has a new term — otrovert — for those who don’t fit neatly into either label.