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Lani Rosales, Managing Editor & Lead Business Writer
Lani was the first hire at The American Genius, has co-authored a book, co-founded BASHH, Austin Digital Jobs, Remote Digital Jobs, and is a seasoned business writer and editorialist with a penchant for the irreverent.
Opinion Editorials
The all-AI startup that failed: A cautionary case study
Before you let an algorithm make business decisions, read what happened when AI agents tried to run a company (and burned it to the ground).
Business Entrepreneur
Is the 40-hour workweek dead? Here’s what Gen Z (& your team) really want
Welcome to the existential crisis you didn’t ask for You’re hearing some phrases repeated as you scroll through LinkedIn - “Gen Z hates work,” and...
Tech News
The 6-step decision-making framework every operator should know
From conflict to clarity: This decision-making framework keeps momentum high and team trust intact.
Business Entrepreneur
You can’t track the Stripper Index, but these 10 weird indices might be even better
There’s no official Stripper Index, but these 10 offbeat economic signals can offer ultra-early clues about downturns, demand shifts, and more.
Business Entrepreneur
AG’s origin story – from lone writer to media juggernaut
Dig into where AG came from, how we became a media juggernaut, and what's next.
Business Marketing
The 7 main skills marketers need to survive the AI takeover
(MARKETING) Quality marketers are constantly evolving, but getting your head around AI can be a challenge. Here's what you need!
Tech News
AI’s promise: A future free from video meetings?
Wherever you fall on the arguments for AI, you should be aware of these really cool tools that could make your video meetings less arduous.
Opinion Editorials
Why English majors are the future of the AI revolution
This year, AI went mainstream, and English is suddenly the hottest programming language, so why are colleges nixing English departments?