Wieden+Kennedy CEO Neal Arthur shares what today’s most successful brands are getting right and how leaders can better understand what moves their customers.

Is it possible for us to ever wholeheartedly trust a machine the way we would a human? According to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Charles Duhigg, the answer is no. And that’s what stops us from being able to emotionally connect with AI chatbots.

Tom Hale discusses how wearables give your body a voice, why Ōura is leaning into women’s health, and how a trifecta of sensors, data, and AI can move healthcare from reactive to preventive.

As the World Cup kicks off this Thursday, Sam Borden breaks down the scrutiny behind ticket prices, disrupted fan travel, potential ICE activity, and FIFA’s murky dealings.

Robotaxis are multiplying across American cities, but are consumers ready to trust them? Aicha Evans talks about getting autonomous rides from novelty to scale.

Stripe CRO Maia Josebachvili makes the case for AI chat-enabled shopping, examines the risks of commodification in an AI-driven future, and explains how agentic commerce can unlock new customers for merchants of every size.

Matthew Prince shares how AI is rewriting the economics of the web, how tech giants are scrambling to respond, and what it means for anyone running an online business.

What happens when a breakout drug becomes a full-blown market force? Zach Reitano discusses what this wave of disruption from GLP-1s could mean for the future of healthcare.

Andromeda’s Grace Brown is on a mission to solve the loneliness epidemic with Abi, a social robot designed for the aging population.

Commissioner Micky Lawler pulls back the curtain on building the women’s three-on-three basketball league, Unrivaled.

Corey duBrowa explains why reputation remains one of the most powerful assets in business and how leaders should decide whether, when, and how to speak up.

Jason Robins shares how he navigates future bets, company culture, and a tumultuous regulatory and competitive landscape.