In our Super Bowl 2026 list, 58 out of 60 companies used a .com domain name, reinforcing its position as the most trusted and widely recognised extension for major brands.

Fortune unveiled the 2025 Fortune 500™, marking the 71st edition of its iconic annual ranking of the largest U.S. corporations by revenue for the 2024 fiscal year.

The Fall 2025 batch includes roughly 150 startups operating across multiple sectors, with a pronounced concentration in B2B software.

Here’s what not to do this year, based on our experience with founders and teams navigating growth.

Anything has acquired Anything.com for $2 million, completing a brand transition that mirrors the company’s growth from an early-stage tool into a serious software platform.

So get cosy, grab your favourite winter treat, and dive into the standout Christmas adverts of 2025 that are guaranteed to lift your spirits.

The Story So Far Alex Rodriguez and co-founder Marc  Lore have raised $23 million for Jump – a platform aiming to be the “Shopify for sports teams,” blending ticketing, marketing, and fan data in one seamless package. They’re operating under one powerful domain name Jump.com. Short, punchy, and unmistakable. Why Jump.com Reads Like a Strategy […]

Some problems don’t shout. They quietly drain trust, conversions, and marketing dollars. The wrong domain name is one of them. We’ve built a simple prompt that maps your brand’s setup and shows you, in plain English, what upgrading to a Strategic-Grade domain name could unlock – with modeled revenue gains, savings, and ROI across three […]

From our analysis of 130 Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) companies, we have identified key trends in naming and domain name usage.

Among the 634 companies tracked in April, .com continues to dominate, with 402 companies (63%) choosing it as their primary domain extension.