Lyron Foster

How designers can help fix the U.S. government’s customer service

The government wants to tap design principles to shake its rep for bad service. Read More

Edward Jones’s managing partner on why the company’s old ways are ever-so modern

Penny Pennington, one of 44 women helming Fortune 500 companies, recommends taking a long view when others are jumping on trends. Read More

Procter & Gamble is placing a big bet on the metaverse to support its suite of brands

A creative and a technical leader from the consumer goods giant share how the metaverse has been a learning opportunity. Read More

How AI Ads Are Disrupting Marketing

AI marketing is a new way to reach customers that is much more personalized, targeted and engaging than traditional methods.

Elon Musk increases equity component of his Twitter bid to $33.5 billion

Musk is dropping plans to partially fund his purchase of Twitter with a margin loan tied to his Tesla stake. Read More

An Abbott whistleblower tried to alert the FDA of a baby formula shortage 4 months before crisis—the mail wasn’t delivered

FDA Commissioner Robert Califf told Congress that mailroom issues kept a crucial warning from arriving in October. The FDA began its investigation in February, when it...

Nvidia stock falls on light guidance, CFO says company will slow hiring

The stock dropped in extended trading after the chipmaker gave a light forecast for the current quarter.

Snowflake stock falls as executives forecast a narrower margin than expected

Snowflake maintained its full-year projections, show that it continues to expect revenue growth to slow from its days as a newly minted public company.

The Demise of Third-Party Cookies: Retaining the Sweet Spot

Despite delays and hurdles, the third-party cookie is still on death row. What happens after it is gone? What new strategies will digital marketers need to...

Nvidia falls short on guidance, stock down 9% after hours