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By: Hazel Saunders
Somewhere in the gap between what advertising agencies charge and what they actually understand, a new class of media operator emerged. They don’t have corner offices or holding company parents. They don’t pitch decks to brand committees. They wake up, open a dashboard, and decide (with their own capital, in…
By: Hazel Saunders
The FDA clearance that arrived on December 19, 2025 ended Cytokinetics' 27-year run as a clinical-stage company without an approved product. MYQORZO, the brand name for aficamten, a cardiac myosin inhibitor for adults with symptomatic obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, became available[1] by prescription in the United States on January 27, 2026.…
By: Hazel Saunders
North Carolina developer Eric Wood, based in Mooresville, broke ground this year on the Freshwater community on Lake Davidson. On paper, Freshwater is a 290-lot neighborhood spread across more than 100 acres, roughly a mile from downtown Davidson, with lake access, a clubhouse, trails, and a location inside one of…
By: Hazel Saunders
There’s a failure mode that shows up, predictably, in startups built around a social or environmental mission. The founders care deeply about the problem. They can articulate the urgency, attract early believers, and then, somewhere between the pitch deck and the first real revenue conversation, the business model falls apart.…
The deal closes. The wire goes through. The seller shakes your hand and walks out the door. And for the first time, the business is yours. What happens in the next 90 days determines whether you survive. Most first-time buyers spend months on due diligence, valuation, and deal negotiation. They…
By: Hazel Saunders
Most business leaders will say they want data-driven decision-making. Far fewer can describe what that looks like on a Tuesday afternoon. The gap between intent and execution is stubborn, and it shows up in teams that argue over the same numbers, executives relying on last quarter's reports, and analytics investments…
By: Hazel Saunders
Somewhere in the last decade of explosive growth in wellness and recovery technology, product development made a choice. The choice was not explicit. It rarely is in fast-moving categories. But the cumulative effect of thousands of individual product decisions was a market overwhelmingly optimized for one buyer profile: the consumer…
By: Hazel Saunders
Learn why safety culture in construction starts with leadership, from communications and accountability to decision-making and team support, with insights from W. A. Rasic Construction.
By: Hazel Saunders
If you want to understand how Joe Field and Jon Field built what they built in Nashville, you have to start in Ohio. Long before Lower Broadway became the entertainment corridor it is today, and long before Joe and Jon Field were known as one of the investors who helped…
By: Hazel Saunders
Somewhere in the gap between what advertising agencies charge and what they actually understand, a new class of media operator emerged. They don’t have corner offices or holding company parents. They don’t pitch decks to brand committees. They wake up, open a dashboard, and decide (with their own capital, in…
