Inc Magazineflipped into Smart Leadership Tips & Strategies5 hours agoThe $500 Million Heist: Your Best Remote Hire Might Not Exist—and Could Be Funding North Koreaverified_publisherInc Magazine - Amaya NicholeA sophisticated, state-sponsored operation is embedding fake workers inside unsuspecting companies across North America and Europe. North Korean nationals are using Western identities to operate as super-efficient remote IT staff within unsuspecting companies across the globe, according to a new …
Inc Magazineflipped into Smart Leadership Tips & Strategies6 hours agoAirlines Warns of Impending Cuts. These Routes Are First on the Chopping Blockverified_publisherInc Magazine - Moses JeanfrancoisJet‑fuel shortages are triggering price hikes and early warnings of spring travel chaos. It’s not just the road, it’s your flights too. Airlines are currently at risk of jet fuel shortages due to a major surge in oil and gas prices caused by the Iran war and the recent closure of the Strait of …
Inc Magazineflipped into Top Stories6 hours agoThis CEO Just Took His Team on a Retreat to the Last Blockbuster—and the Business Lesson Is Brilliantverified_publisherInc Magazine - Kayla WebsterA retail company focused on sustainability took its workforce on a field trip that pays homage to 90s nostalgia. Jason Lucash, CEO of Rupt, a retail brand focused on sustainability in Austin, took his sales and marketing team to visit the “last Blockbuster on Earth,” in Bend, Ore., the CEO posted on …
Inc Magazineflipped into Lessons from Startups & Entrepreneurs0:556 hours agoVibe-Coding Explained: How Anyone Can Build Software With AI in 2026 #vibecodingYouTubeIf you've got an idea and zero coding experience, start here. Inc. is going to teach you how to get started. Vibe coding lets anyone — founder, creative, total non-techie — turn an abstract idea into a real, working app using AI. No coding experience needed. In this episode of Inc. Explains, staff reporter Ben Sherry puts three of the hottest AI coding tools head-to-head: ChatGPT, Claude, and Lovable. He uses the same prompt to build the same game, but with three different platforms. Here is the prompt: “Create a web-based game called Prompt Detective where players see rendered mini-websites and have to drag- and- drop phrase tiles to reconstruct the AI prompt that could have generated it. Include 5 levels with different fake websites (signup form, dashboard, product card, chat UI, pricing table). Some tiles should be red herrings, or distractions that will make the game more difficult.” Ben covers what actually works, what fails (spoiler: ChatGPT crashes mid-build but comes through at the end), and the one step most beginners dangerously skip: security. If you want a simple breakdown, here you go: Step 1: GET CHATTY WITH THE AI Step 2: CHECK THE RESULT Step 3: KEEP TRYING Step 4: CHECK SECURITY Step 5: PUBLISH Now, good luck and get coding! Shot, produced and edited by Megan Liz Smith Hosted and reported by Ben Sherry Exec Produced by Karlyn Michelson -- Inc. Magazine delivers advice, tools, and services to help business owners, entrepreneurs and CEOs grow their businesses more successfully. You'll find information and advice covering virtually every business and management task including marketing, sales, finding capital, managing people, and much more. Visit Inc.com for the latest! Get social with Inc. on: Facebook: http://on.inc.com/ilqUryJ Twitter: http://on.inc.com/8FGInRj LinkedIn: http://on.inc.com/gt7KsIn Instagram: http://on.inc.com/wLObvE2 Pinterest: http://on.inc.com/8lPoT0r
Inc Magazineflipped into Top Stories7 hours agoThe Secret to Reaching Gen-Z Consumers: Offer Them a Little Treatverified_publisherInc Magazine - Ali DonaldsonBrands are making a play for younger consumers with everyday indulgences, rather than traditional luxury items. Gen Z is feeling exhausted. If brands want to cut through the noise of endless scrolls, paid ads, and AI slop, and appeal to the generation of younger consumers—whose collective spending …
Inc Magazineflipped into Smart Leadership Tips & Strategies8 hours agoThe Longest-Working Employees at Ford Have One Piece of Career Adviceverified_publisherInc Magazine - Moses JeanfrancoisAt Ford’s Chicago plant, three longtime workers prove age hasn’t slowed their drive to keep working Despite being at retirement age, three workers at Ford Motor Company clock in every week. And they seem to have no plans of slowing down. In Chicago, Jim Lee, Richard Laumeyer, and Arthur Porter, …
