Sarah Hughes

A new Pet Supplies Plus in Queen Creek promises a neighborhood feel. But as giant franchises move in, can a corporate playbook deliver a genuine local touch?

For a 16-year-old F4 driver, talent isn't enough. A look at the six-figure cost of a dream and the local tech firm betting on a hometown hero.

Rush Street Interactive posts record earnings on a casino-first strategy, but behind the numbers lies a story of regulatory risk and the human cost of growth.

In a story of strategic foresight, European mall giant Klépierre's stellar results reveal a thriving physical retail market, fueled by a Southern European renaissance.

AI now generates exploits in minutes, leaving security teams defenseless. A new technology promises a shield inside the code itself, but can it win the war?

OneMedNet's massive data deal promises to revolutionize medical AI. I investigate the high-stakes world of 'regulatory-grade' data and patient privacy.

McCormick crowned Black Currant the 2026 "it" berry. Now, with dessert pizzas and froyo, it's not just predicting trends—it's building them from the ground up.

Fintech firm BiyaPay promises to unite stocks, crypto, and payments into one global account. But as it expands, can it overcome immense hurdles and rising user concerns over fund access?

As PRSA-NY unveils its 2026 Big Apple Awards shortlist, new categories in AI, fintech, and purpose reveal a profession grappling with its future.

A new platform claims to slash the weeks-long hunt for patent infringers to mere minutes, potentially arming small inventors with tools once reserved for giants.

A tongue-driven mouse and a privacy-first microphone are not just gadgets; they're lifelines. An inside look at the 'Skinware' revolutionizing access.

The maker of T-Fal and All-Clad posts a staggering €124M loss, yet its operational results and cash flow are soaring. Is this a sign of collapse or recovery?

As AI-powered attacks shrink response times to mere minutes, a new coalition of tech giants aims to build an autonomous defense. But can we trust it?

Athennian and PwC UK's new alliance aims to transform corporate governance from a back-office burden into a strategic weapon using AI. But what does this mean?

In the race against quantum threats, one company is ditching promises for proof. Is this the end of speculative security and the dawn of a provable-safe era?

The old way of picking a successor is dead. In an era of constant crisis, the Center for Creative Leadership argues that building a generation, not just naming an heir, is the key to survival.

A Texas tech firm's $72M Army contract reveals a new reality: the battle for supply chains is as critical as the fight on the ground. Here's why.

Creatd's platform Vocal is banning AI and verifying every writer. It's a bold stand for authenticity, but a look at the books reveals a high-stakes gamble.

With a 13% revenue jump, Mon courtier énergie Group proves that corporate responsibility and profitability can go hand-in-hand in a volatile market.

Spain's ANF Care™ is bringing 'frequency-coded' discs to America. But can a non-invasive patch truly tune our bodies, or is it just high-tech hope?