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Finding verified factories on Global Sources with Python, no browser
I built this actor; it's a paid tool on Apify with a free trial credit. Global Sources is the older, more curated cousin of Alibaba: a Hong Kong B2B marketplace where most suppliers are paying, ranked members, many of them verified on site as factories, and plenty exhibit at its trade shows. If you…
The One Question That Tells You If a Business Needs an App
A reader asked me something after a piece about which small businesses actually buy an app : that article describes a test you run in your own head before calling. But what do you actually say on the phone? What is the one question that sorts the prospects fastest? It is a better question than the…
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PDFme, the offline PDF toolkit I built after my college fest nearly broke me Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady Submission 🦥 Parnita Singh Parnita Singh Parnita Singh Follow Oct 25 PDFme, the offline PDF toolkit I built after my college fest nearly broke me #…
A Ransomware Incident Response Plan Your Team Can Actually Follow
Most ransomware plans fail on decisions, not technology. Here is a short checklist for the first hour and beyond. First hour Confirm the incident and rate its severity. Isolate affected systems from the network, and do not power them off until evidence is captured. Name an incident lead, a…
Assumption log template for business analysts: rank the ones that can sink you
Every project template has an assumptions section. The RAID log has a tab for it. The BRD has a heading for it. And on almost every project I have seen, that section is a list of fifteen sentences that nobody reads after week two. The problem is not that BAs forget to write assumptions down. It is…
Some iPhone Duos Are Already Cracking. Apple’s Response Offers Lessons for Every Business
So much hinges on how a company handles problems with a new product like Apple’s iPhone Duo.
Superintelligence Is a Myth—Here’s What Actually Changes Everything
Superintelligence is a marketing myth. The real AI revolution is the rise of super assistants that handle your bureaucracy, automate daily friction, and change everyday life.
Never Eat This 1 Thing While Taking Antibiotics, Researchers Warn
A new multi-institution study reveals that consuming sugar while taking antibiotics increases gut microbiome damage and feeds harmful bacteria.
David’s Bridal Plans to Separate Its $350 Million Business. It Doesn’t Sell Wedding Dresses
The entity could soon become a publicly traded company. An expert says it represents a space that large retailers are continuing to invest in.
Why “Chaos Posting” Is Your Brand’s Best Defense Against AI Slop
AI has made it easier than ever for brands to create more content. But when everyone can produce polished posts at scale, personality might be the thing that actually stands out.
Anthropic Filed to Go Public With Key Numbers Missing. 1 Could Reach $100 Billion
The AI giant is aiming to go public soon in what could be the biggest IPO ever.
Cannondale Is Leaving Connecticut After 55 Years. Its Next U.S. Base Is Still Undecided
The bicycle maker is consolidating operations with fellow Pon.Bike brands Santa Cruz and Cervélo. It comes as the industry continues to face financial pressures.
Big Tech is trying to make AI morally good by turning to religion. Experts weigh in
As tech companies race to build the most powerful artificial intelligence , some are also asking how to teach a chatbot right from wrong . Their answer? Religion. “These are not questions a lab can answer,” Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah said earlier this year at the Vatican’s presentation of Pope…
Bose Bought Skullcandy for the 1 Thing Its Engineers Couldn’t Build. Its Biggest Risk Is Changing It
The acquisition gives Bose access to a new consumer group. Experts say the company now faces a critical test.
The ‘Less But Better’ Strategy Behind Barefaced’s $200 Million Business
In the race for more, Barefaced is taking a step back and growing.
Corporate Line Cutting Is Killing Your Culture. Most Leaders Don’t See It
Office politics shouldn’t come with a fast pass.
McDonald’s Just Walked Away From a 32-Year Sponsorship. Your Business Has One You Should Cut Too
The company dropped a three-decade tradition the moment the returns stopped justifying it, and there’s a line in your budget begging for the same hard look.
Anthropic Just Filed for a Historic IPO, Revealing an $80 Billion Loss in the First Half of the Year
Anthropic’s S-1 shows that its reported revenue was $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026. It’s targeting a $2 trillion valuation.
Anthropic IPO: AI giant is preparing for blockbuster stock listing. Here’s what the SEC filing reveals
For months, the tech world has been waiting with bated breath for news of a prospectus from the AI giant Anthropic. Now, the company has officially announced its plans for an initial public offering (IPO). On October 26, Anthropic published a brief press release announcing its proposed stock…
What we learned from 250,000 public workers about AI adoption
As generative AI sweeps across industries, some workers using it are reporting increases in productivity . But inside government, where those benefits could translate into better public services, many employees are still unsure how the technology applies to their jobs, how to use it, or whether…
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