How Much Of Google Search Market Share Relies On Default Setting? by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 15, 2024 People typically use multiple search engines. Yet a survey of 1,000 U.S. users found Google to be the most popular at 94%, followed by Bing at No. 2 with 34% of users and DuckDuckGo at … Continue reading How Much Of Google Search Market Share Relies On Default Setting?
July 31, 2024 A much better way to read email newsletters Matter, Meco, and other dedicated newsletter reader apps are optimized for immersive reading in ways your inbox will never be. BY Harry McCracken I love almost everything about email newsletters. From finance to gadgets to pop music, there are just so many stellar ones these … Continue reading A much better way to read email newsletters
June 08, 2024 Scientists don’t know much about the heliosphere’s shape. An interstellar probe could change that No probe has ever gotten a good look at the heliosphere from the outside or properly sampled the local interstellar medium. BY The Conversation The Sun warms the Earth, making it habitable for people and animals. But that’s not … Continue reading Scientists don’t know much about the heliosphere’s shape. An interstellar probe could change that
May 16, 2024 Naming a brand can cost more than $50,000. This new AI-powered service will do it for much less Two branding pros are looking to upend the agency model and take the pain out of the name game. BY Zachary Petit Mark Liney won’t name the names, but he can’t shake the memory … Continue reading Naming a brand can cost more than $50,000. This new AI-powered service will do it for much less
May 23, 2024 Vivek Ramaswamy spent $3.3 million to buy 8% of BuzzFeed. How much damage could he do with that stake? It may be a small fraction of the company, but activist investors in Apple and ExxonMobil have accomplished a lot, with a lot less. BY Clint Rainey Update, 5/23/24: After this article was published, … Continue reading Vivek Ramaswamy spent $3.3 million to buy 8% of BuzzFeed. How much damage could he do with that stake?
April 28, 2024 Workplace violence costs as much as $56 billion annually, researchers estimate No industry is free of violence, but the problem is prevalent in the service sector. BY The Conversation Violence and harassment on the job are all too common: More than 1 in 5 workers worldwide have experienced it, according to the International Labor … Continue reading Workplace violence costs as much as $56 billion annually, researchers estimate
April 25, 2024 Managers: You’re not a BFF or a therapist. This is how much you should know about your employees’ personal lives Managers have no business snooping around their workers’ privacy, which does not interfere with their willingness or ability to show an interest in their well-being, engagement, career satisfaction, morale, and performance. BY Tomas … Continue reading Managers: You’re not a BFF or a therapist. This is how much you should know about your employees’ personal lives
April 20, 2024 State governments must be loving 4/20 almost as much as Tax Day Some states are now seeing more than 1% of their tax revenue from cannabis sales, according to the Census Bureau. Here’s how each state ranks. BY Shannon Cudd If you smell something musky in the air today and see puffs of … Continue reading State governments must be loving 4/20 almost as much as Tax Day
How Much Do Amazon, Google, Microsoft Spend And Earn From AI? by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 29, 2024 With earnings seasons getting underway, analysts are pushing to give investors more information on the amount tech companies deeply intrenched in AI spend, and how much each company individually earns. Google’s parent company Alphabet, Amazon, … Continue reading How Much Do Amazon Google, Microsoft Spend And Earn From AI?
By Chris Morris December 01, 2023 Red Lobster’s biggest promotion might be gobbling up its profits and causing some concerns in the finance department, but it may still be a win for marketing. The restaurant chain made headlines this week when it announced its Endless Shrimp deal was part of the reason it reported … Continue reading Red Lobster vastly underestimated how much shrimp people could eat—but it may still be a marketing win
