Michael BeausoleilAmericans are quitting cigarettes and it’s killing 7-ElevenMore Americans are making the decision to quit smoking, but 7-Eleven may need cigarette sales to stay alive.Nov 5Nov 5
Michael BeausoleilThe Secret Genius of Spirit HalloweenSpirit Halloween has become the butt of many jokes, but when you pull back its mask, you’ll find a mark business model.Oct 14Oct 14
Michael BeausoleilHow artificial intelligence became annoying, not innovativeThere’s no shortage of people talking about the potential of artificial intelligence, but right now, AI isn’t showing its value.Sep 23Sep 23
Michael BeausoleilIs it time to fall back in love with soda?Americans are addicted to soda, even though it’s unhealthy. But, with the rise of “healthy” sodas, can the vice become a virtue?Aug 9Aug 9
Michael BeausoleilI successfully changed careers: Here are 10 things I didn’t expectTransitioning into a new career field is hard. These are the things I wish I had known before making the jump.Jul 181Jul 181
Michael BeausoleilHow hostile architecture is ruining cities for everyoneIf you feel like cities are getting less comfortable, you’re not wrong. Hostile architecture is making life harder for everyone.Jun 212Jun 212
Michael BeausoleilHow American Apparel Went From Trendsetting to Fashion DisasterIn the early 2000s, hipsters and fashionistas adorned American Apparel, but behind the threads were scandals that led to the brand’s demise.May 17May 17
Michael Beausoleil7 personality traits that are red flags in your 30sIf you’re an adult, and looking to build mature relationships, be on the look out for these childish red flags.Apr 16Apr 16
Michael BeausoleilHow CosMc’s plans to invade and transform the beverage industryMcDonald’s is preparing to invade the globe with its new, supersized beverage concept that’s will cater to modern restaurant trends.Mar 301Mar 301
Michael BeausoleilThe slimy downfall of NickelodeonThis children’s network used to be All That, but you don’t need to be Jimmy Neutron to see that it’s taken a sharp fall from its heyday.Mar 7Mar 7
