Margaret Mitchell: Unfiltered

A quiet revolution is underway in mortgage lending, driven by Gen Z. A third of buyers will walk if lenders use old scores. The ultimatum is clear: adapt or be left behind.

The new Xen Safety Committee aims to slash certification costs and time, setting a precedent for how open-source software can power our most critical systems.

In its first full quarter as an AI company, Corvex reports a major loss but reveals a $22M contract pipeline. Is this a savvy pivot or a costly bet?

A papal concert with Andrea Bocelli was more than music; it was a masterclass in soft power, strategic philanthropy, and the new currency of global influence.

A New Zealand tech firm’s public debut isn't just about mowers. It’s a strategic play for a future where robotics and solar power untether us from the grid.

The 2026 International Congress of Basic Science isn't just a meeting. It's a declaration of China's ambition to lead and a debate on AI's true role.

A top communications agency just replaced its website with an LLM. It's a bet that the future is asking, not browsing, and a new test for AI trust.

Sciens Building Solutions' latest Louisiana acquisition isn't just a deal; it's a strategic move in a booming market. Here's why the Gulf South is key.

A startup is emerging with a bold claim: it can make cloud seeding precise, verifiable, and accountable. But can technology truly tame our turbulent climate?

SimX's new Autonomous Simulation uses VR and a 'walled-garden' AI to let medical students practice anytime, anywhere, aiming to solve a critical training bottleneck.

RyboDyn's RyboCypher platform is uncovering a 'dark proteome' full of tumor-specific targets, promising a new era beyond today's crowded drug pipeline.

CanNor's latest funding is not just about infrastructure; it's a strategic play on Indigenous-led economic sovereignty and the future of Canada's North.

As Canada-U.S. mobility grows, a new suite of digital tools and an audiobook guide aim to demystify the complex financial landscape of a cross-border life.

As immigration enforcement empties classrooms, EdTrust's strategic acquisition of the National Newcomer Network signals a major new front in the battle for equity.

As Northlight Wine Collective acquires two Okanagan gems, a new model for winery succession emerges. But can corporate ownership preserve an artisanal soul?

An investigation into Universal Health Services reveals a grim pattern where alleged patient abuse collides with corporate duty, testing the limits of fiduciary responsibility.

PrintMail's new integration with Jack Henry's core systems offers a blueprint for efficiency, security, and the future of financial communication.

While others wait for the housing market to recover, James Hardie is building its own boom. A deep dive into the strategic execution driving its success.

The nation's only public parking firm faces an insider offer, placing a special committee at the center of a high-stakes test for shareholder value.

As AI reshapes the workforce, Harvard Business Impact bets on 'human skills.' A deep dive into its new Skill Suites and the future of career readiness.