The $1,000 Gucci T-Shirt Problem
Boom or bust, luxury brands traditionally do well. But change is in the air.Read More
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For years, online shopping followed a fixed path. Search bar, product grid, filters, checkout. The interface barely changed, even as everything else on the internet did. That path is now breaking. Monday 12 January, 2026, JD Sports Fashion plc (JD Group) became one of the first large retailers to let US customers search and buy sneakers directly inside AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Google Gemini. No website visit. No app. Just a conversation that ends with a payment. Basically, a customer can chat with an AI bot, say “add these shoes to my cart,” and complete a purchase in…
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Squarespace is building suspense for its 12th appearance as a Super Bowl advertiser. The website building and hosting service revealed it is returning to the Big Game on Feb. 8, […]Read More

Are you tired of getting generic outputs from AI tools? Wondering how to make AI actually understand your business and work the way you need it to? In this article, you’ll discover how to personalize AI tools to work specifically for your business, from setting up custom instructions to building knowledge bases that transform how […]
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This is the first rule of safe driving. Don’t hurtle your car into a jam where you have no options.
But the first rule of management and human interaction is to leave other people an out.
When you give people a chance to take action that helps them get to where they’re going, they’ll often seek to go there.
The deal follows a competitive RFP process—and a fraud scandal.Read More