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Vita Coco successfully reoriented its supply chain to minimize the impact of tariffs.

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As artificial intelligence redefines operating models, he expects workplace structures to “contract, evolve, and reorient around new efficiencies.”

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As populations age and fertility declines, industries that once revolved around the rhythms of childhood are reorienting toward the desires, and wallets, of adults.

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As populations age and fertility declines, industries that once revolved around the rhythms of childhood are reorienting toward the desires, and wallets, of adults.

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Taking a break from social media “allows individuals to reorient their lives back to their personal goals rather than what society tells them to want,” Rooney said.

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