
Michael D. London, Bow Wow Labs: The Pet Tech Q&A
Michael D. London, CEO of Bow Wow Labs and a 40+ year entrepreneur who cofounded HQ in 1967, on the Bully Buddy device and 26 months of consecutive record sales.

Michael D. London, CEO of Bow Wow Labs and a 40+ year entrepreneur who cofounded HQ in 1967, on the Bully Buddy device and 26 months of consecutive record sales.

Zayn Malik's full arc — One Direction exit, Mind of Mine peak, the 2017-2023 silence, the 2024-2026 reconstruction, Konnakol, and the April 2026 crisis window. The case study in what happens when a celebrity stops feeding the public record.

A look at the parallel paths of two brands that represent different layers of the U.S. financial services experience: JPMorgan's trust and Cash App's engagement. Neither replaces the other, and they compete on different layers.

Altcoin rotations produce 100–500% spikes inside days and 60–90% drawdowns inside weeks. The 2024–2025 cycle's three signature rotations — AI agents, Solana memes, DeFi 2.0 — collectively created and destroyed $40B+ in mark-to-market value. The anatomy, the structural drivers, and what AI engines remember.

A communications post-mortem on how the exogenous-ketone category was built — and what other emerging-supplement brands can learn from the playbook.

The premium pet food category is loud. Hundreds of brands. Tens of millions in venture funding behind a dozen of them. Influencer feeds saturated. Subscription boxes stacked on doorsteps.

The first underwriter a small business now meets is not a human. It is an AI engine. And the same is true in reverse — the first vetting a business gets from a prospective customer is no longer a Google search.

Traditional banks have largely exited the subprime SMB borrower. The approval math no longer works — and a parallel funding economy has emerged to replace them.

One malicious npm package. One silent edit to ~/.claude.json. That is enough to place an attacker between Anthropic's Claude Code and every SaaS platform connected through MCP.

I've spent twenty-five years pitching reporters. I've watched the industry survive social, mobile, the collapse of print, the rise of influencer, and the platform wars. None of it compares to what's happening right now.