Month: February 2023

Americans for Prosperity won’t back him in 2024, ending an awkward marriage.

The fixation on racial parity at any cost will doom yet another generation to educational failure.

In this episode of Brave Commerce, Denise Woodward, founder and CEO of Partake Foods, talks about growing and developing a bootstrapped business. Woodward opens with the inspiring story of Partake Foods. She wanted to make a product for her daughter, who suffers from food allergies. When discussing it with her husband at the zoo one…

The second-ranked search engine is getting a new chatbot interface that attempts to synthesize information from sites across the web.

With more than 113 million customers–that’s nearly one-third of Americans–T-Mobile is a leader in the U.S. telecom market. The company invests heavily in its marketing strategy and customer experience, offering some of the most exciting campaigns, features and benefits available to consumers. On the latest episode of The Speed of Culture podcast, Mike Katz, president…

The Kansas City Star’s style guide was his bible.

Just in case you forgot that WeatherTech manufactures its products in America, the brand is back with a $7 million reminder. The automobile accessories company knows that a line of vehicle floor mats does not elicit innate consumer emotion, but it has found a way to justify a softer presence in an advertising space riddled…