InElementalbyCourtney Rubin·Apr 7, 2021Is Scalp the New Skin?The truth about the new class of hair care productsA response icon2A response icon2
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Apr 5, 2021The Fraught Future of the Post-Pandemic Office ElevatorAs remote workers return, iconic elevator maker Otis grapples with a product everyone’s suddenly terrified ofA response icon3A response icon3
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Feb 3, 2021The Shocking Meltdown of Ample Hills — Brooklyn’s Hottest Ice Cream CompanyThey had $19 million, a deal with Disney, and dreams of becoming the next Ben & Jerry’s. Then everything fell apart.A response icon16A response icon16
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Jun 17, 2020What It’s Like to Be a Black Entrepreneur Right NowE-commerce founder Nicole Gibbons on micro-aggressions, tokenism, and leading her company through this complicated momentA response icon3A response icon3
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·May 11, 2020The Office Is DeadGet ready for the commercial real estate apocalypseA response icon92A response icon92
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Apr 16, 2020I Turned Down a $4 Million Term Sheet. Then the Coronavirus Hit.A health care startup is now scrambling for funding after turning down a VC investment in FebruaryA response icon7A response icon7
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Apr 14, 2020Coworking, Construction, and Hair Care: How to Keep a Company Alive When Working Remotely Is Not…The art of adapting your in-person businesses in the age of shelter-in-placeA response icon4A response icon4
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Apr 3, 2020What It’s Like to Realize Your Business Might Not Survive ThisThe clock is now ticking for many companies. For this one, it’s got until Mother’s Day.A response icon5A response icon5
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Mar 31, 2020The Brutal Reality of Running an Extreme Fitness Company When No One Can Leave Their HomesHow Joe De Sena-the CEO of Tough Mudder and Spartan Race-is pivoting his business in the age of quarantineA response icon2A response icon2
InMarkerbyCourtney Rubin·Mar 25, 2020I’m Running My Multimillion Dollar Business Out of My Car Because of CoronavirusAmerican Giant’s Bayard Winthrop on how the pandemic has upended the apparel manufacturer, from cutting costs to converting factoriesA response icon4A response icon4