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Google’s $1 billion North Carolina expansion shows how the AI boom is redrawing the state’s economic map
The company’s latest bet is centered on Lenoir, about 75 miles northwest of Charlotte, and it says the money will flow into data-center expansion over the next two years. The announcement is also a reminder that the AI race is no longer just a Silicon Valley story. It is a power-grid, land-use, and local-economy story too. Google said Friday it will invest $1 billion in North Carolina over the next two years, with the expansion focused on its data center in Lenoir, in Caldwe


Five Key Go-To-Market Trends to Watch for 2026
Entering 2026, the landscape for launching products and services is evolving faster than ever. Staying ahead means understanding the key trends shaping how businesses reach customers and drive sales. I’ve gathered five essential go-to-market trends that will define success this year. These insights will help you craft strategies that resonate, convert, and grow your business effectively. Embracing AI-Driven Sales Insights Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic conc


How Spirit Airlines spiraled from ultra-low-cost disruptor to its second bankruptcy in 10 months
Spirit built a business around bare-bones fares, bright-yellow planes, and the promise that flying could be cheap again. What it could not outrun was a brutal mix of weak pricing, grounded aircraft, merger failure, and a travel market that drifted away from its old formula. For years, Spirit Airlines looked like one of the cleanest, loudest bets in American air travel: strip the ticket down to its skeleton, charge rock-bottom base fares, and make money on everything else. By


How BuzzFeed Went From a $1.7 Billion Media Phenomenon to a Going-Concern Warning
BuzzFeed mastered the internet’s attention machine long before most legacy publishers understood it. What it never fully mastered was the math. For a stretch of the 2010s, BuzzFeed looked like the native language of the internet. It cracked the code on viral distribution, turned listicles and quizzes into an ad engine, and then tried to grow into something far bigger: a modern media conglomerate with entertainment, commerce, food, news, and platform-scale cultural reach. By 2


Pinky Cole’s Bankruptcy Filing Puts a Hard Spotlight on the Rise, Funding, and Financial Strain of Slutty Vegan
The plant-based chain went from viral Atlanta sensation to a reported $100 million brand. Now its founder’s personal Chapter 11 filing is forcing a closer look at how fast growth, investor capital, debt, and overhead collided. Aisha “Pinky” Cole built Slutty Vegan into one of the loudest, smartest brand stories in American food. What started in 2018 as Instagram orders and food-truck hustle in Atlanta quickly turned into a brick-and-mortar phenomenon with lines down the bloc


Live Nation’s ‘Robbing Fans Blind’ Chats Give the Ticketing Backlash a Damning New Face
As antitrust claims continue in court, newly public internal messages are sharpening a question fans have asked for years: were sky-high concert fees a market failure, or a business model? For years, concertgoers have treated the Ticketmaster checkout page like a kind of ritual humiliation: one price on the way in, another on the way out, plus service fees, parking fees, VIP fees, and the peculiar feeling that everyone involved knows you have almost nowhere else to go. This
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