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Today, we introduce you to the world's first city as a service — CaaS. We're also breaking down Salesforce's new app helping companies go sustainable, Morning Brew launching a new podcast, the re-emergence of Gin Lane as Pattern, and how to build the ultimate retail experience. 

Today, in the works is a new product supporting sustainability, WeWork loses some of its employees (but not the spotlight), plus a hot take on full time vs. self-employment. 

It's been a brutal year for GameStop. Today, we dive deep on the road to recovery. Plus, NBC Universal dropped details on its new streaming service, WeWork's IPO remains on the back burner, and get a taste of Italy delivered to your door. 

Today, dive deep on the end of MoviePass™ with insight from one former subscriber. Plus, we tell you where Tien Tzuo's "Subscribed" is on tour, drop details on your new meeting organization sidekick, and bring you a podcast that debates the question: will all companies in the content world become media companies?

Today, we dive deep on JOANN Fabrics and Crafts new venture in the subscription space. We also spotlight a timesaving product, drop details on which startup acquired Ford's subscription service, and introduce you to this week's Subscription Sapien: Gail Goodman. 

Today, we dive deep on Apple Arcade's friendly new competition, Google Play Pass. Some familiar cloud companies made Forbes' The Cloud 100. Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus, is cinching success, but not with Facebook. Walmart may be knocking on your door sometime soon. But, don't head out for the weekend before gaining some wisdom from Movable Ink CEO, Vivek Sharma. 

Today, we dive deep into how AppleTV+ pricing stacks up against other streaming services. We're also bringing you updates on SaaS collaborations and EA's cloud gaming service. Plus, how much would I have to pay you to let your CEO read your Slacks? 

Today, Spotify wants to dominate the podcast industry. We're breaking down how it plans to get there. Plus, if you've ever wondered what it takes to develop a startup, wonder no more; we're dissecting Rand Fishkin's book, "Lost and Founder."

Today, we're unpacking why Wunderlist's founder is desperate to buy the app back. Last week we told you about a vague tweet by Product Habits' Hiten Shah. This week, we're bringing you answers. And, ProfitWell team members debate whether offering employees company equity is overrated or underrated. 

Today, we're taking a look at how subscribers can fuel revenue. We're also shining the spotlight on Patty McCord: the people professional who went from bopping around border towns to streaming giant Netflix, where she created a sort of Bible for culture for some of the biggest names in the Bay Area.