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Thought LeadersFaking ‘Purpose’ Backfires — Here’s How to Stand on Your Principles Without Overselling
Before you commit to a big ad spend trumpeting your good works, hit pause.By Aytekin Tank -
Entrepreneurs‘Follow Your Passion’ Is Bad Advice, Says This Best-Selling Author. Here’s What You Should Do Instead.
The wildly successful author talks about breaking into new territory with his latest novel, “Young World,” and his best advice for dragging a personal project across the finish line.By Dan Bova -
Business NewsOpenAI Is Reportedly Building an AI Phone — And Taking Aim at the iPhone
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts that OpenAI will compete with Apple’s iPhone and Samsung’s Galaxy lines.By Sherin Shibu
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Building a BusinessWhen She ‘Schlepped’ This Custom Product Around, People Stopped Her. So She Built a $50M Brand in 3 Years With Just 7 Employees.
Alex Schinasi wants to reach $100 million in revenue with fewer than ten employees.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsCNN Founder Ted Turner Dies at 87—Here’s the Revolutionary Legacy He Leaves Behind
The media maverick launched the first 24-hour news network and became a passionate philanthropist. -
Business NewsJames Murdoch Lost the Family ‘Succession’ Battle — Now He’s Building His Own Media Empire
The other Murdoch walked away from Fox News with $3.3 billion — and he’s using it to build a media company that’s nothing like his father’s. -
Business NewsFord Has a Secret Team Working on a $30,000 Electric Truck to Beat China. It’s a ‘Model T Moment,’ Says CEO.
Ford brought together Silicon Valley techies and Detroit auto veterans in a ‘skunk works project’ that’s rewriting how cars get made. -
Business NewsApple In Talks With Intel and Samsung to Build Chips in the US —Here’s Why
Recent shortages have pushed Apple into looking for backup suppliers. Intel’s stock soared 12% on the news. -
Building a Business15 Things About Running A Small Business in 2026 That Are The Same as 2006
A lot has changed in business over the past 20 years — but the real value often lies in understanding what hasn’t, and why those constants still shape performance today.By Gene Marks -
Thought LeadersThe 3 Questions I Use to Audit My Leadership — and Keep My Team Moving Forward
Most leaders don’t realize where their impact is breaking down — until it’s too late. Here’s a simple way to see it in real time.By Len Jessup -
MarketingPublic Relations Has Become Machine Relations — Most Founders Have No Idea What This Means
AI now decides whether your earned media gets surfaced, cited or ignored. Here is why founders need to rethink PR strategy right now. -
TechThe New Security Risk Every Business Using AI Needs to Know About (and How to Protect Yourself)
Executives who underestimate the risks of autonomous systems are leaving their organizations exposed to the fastest-growing attack vector in the enterprise. -
TechYour Employees Know What Phishing Looks Like. They’re Still Getting Fooled. Here’s Why.
AI phishing works because it exploits the way people communicate at work. Fixing it requires security teams and communications leaders working together. -
MarketingWhy Your Brand Needs to Start Using Real Photos, Not Generic Imagery
Here’s how to invest in custom visuals and turn that content into years of stronger engagement, trust and brand differentiation. -
Building a BusinessI Helped Grow a Startup to a $1.8 Billion Acquisition by Adobe — Here’s the Secret to Scaling Successfully
Here are five things I’ve learned about when and how to rebuild your business to get to the next stage.By Brad Rencher -
TechThis Refurbished MacBook Air Is 78% Off: Built for Entrepreneurs Who Need Reliable Power on the Go
This Grade A refurbished MacBook Air delivers reliable performance and a 12-hour battery for $260. -
Building a BusinessAndrew Zimmern’s ‘Bizarre’ Strategy — Which Started With an Exorcism — Helped Him Break Into TV and Build a Food Empire
How a witch doctor in Ecuador and one very weird TV segment turned his show into a global brand. -
Business NewsChicken or the Egg? Why We Need to Rethink Data and Funding in Startups
Raising capital while still building the data needed to validate an idea is often one of the biggest hurdles for start-ups. -
Business News‘There Were a Lot of Naysayers’: Half of T-Mobile’s Customer Calls Are Now AI — And That’s Just the Beginning
When T-Mobile first launched its AI chatbot, it disabled screenshots to avoid users posting negative critiques on Reddit.By Sherin Shibu -
Buying a FranchiseThis One Federal Standard Is the ‘Lynchpin’ of Franchising — And Congress Could Make It Permanent
IFA President Matt Haller writes that the American Franchise Act has bipartisan support and could protect 9 million jobs from disappearing. -
Business NewsThese Major Brands Are Going All In On America’s 250th Birthday — From Birthday Cake Cheerios to ‘American Dew’
As America’s 250th birthday approaches, brands like Coca-Cola and Steak ‘n Shake are rolling out red, white and blue products. -
Business NewsA WNBA Team Just Hit a $1 Billion Valuation — Here’s What Drove It
CNBC’s latest valuations show WNBA teams are now worth an average of $460 million — and one team stands out from the pack. -
EntrepreneursMegan Thee Stallion Says Your Social Media Strategy Is Wrong: ‘It’s Not About Being Seen’
She’s the queen of virality, but the rapper and entrepreneur says views alone won’t translate to lasting success.By Jason Feifer -
EntrepreneursOlympic Gold Meets Startup Grit — Leadership Lessons From Volleyball Legend Kerri Walsh Jennings and Eventbrite CEO Julia Hartz
Three-Time Olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings and Eventbrite CEO Julia Hartz on originality, resilience and leading through uncertainty.By Dan Bova -
Business NewsAnthropic Just Unveiled a $1.5 Billion AI Joint Venture With Wall Street Giants — Here’s the Real Strategy Behind It
Blackstone, Goldman Sachs and other investment firms are betting big on a new venture. -
Building a BusinessHow SVB’s Collapse Forced Me to Rethink Fundraising — and Nearly Cost Me a $100M Deal
SVB’s collapse exposed how fragile startup assumptions can be — here’s how founders should rethink fundraising to build resilience and protect control. -
Thought Leaders7 Regrets Even the Most Successful CEOs Have — and What You Can Learn From Them
Here are seven things CEOs regret most and what every leader can learn from them to make better decisions.By Sam Reese -
Building a BusinessThe Digital Industry Is Optimizing Itself Into Mediocrity. Here’s How to Keep Quality at the Center of Your Work.
We have built the most measurable creative medium in human history. That turns out to be a more complicated achievement than it sounds.By Goran Paun -
Building a BusinessThis Doctor Saw a Problem Impacting Over 60% of Americans. The Business He Started to Solve It Makes $100 Million a Year.
Dr. Lior Lewensztain was unimpressed by the products available in U.S. grocery stores.By Amanda Breen -
TechStop Paying Monthly for Microsoft Office: Get The 2024 Lifetime License for $90
Skip the subscription and own Microsoft Office 2024 for life at 64% off. -
Business News‘I Don’t Think Everyone Will Make It’: The President of a VC Firm With $10B in Assets Reveals How AI Agents Will Disrupt Work — Starting With This Profession
Jai Das, cofounder and president of Sapphire Ventures, offered his predictions at the AI Agent Conference in New York City on Monday.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessMore Revenue Won’t Fix Your Company. I’ve Analyzed 88,000 Businesses That Prove It.
Growth feels like progress right up until it destroys everything you built. Here’s what actually happens when you chase revenue without design.By Jay Aldebert -
Buying a FranchiseSubway Had to Close 729 More Stores — But Executives Say It’s About Finding ‘the Right Locations’
The sandwich giant has shuttered 8,345 restaurants since 2016, but international growth and operational improvements are on the rise. -
Business NewsSpirit Airlines Shut Down Overnight — Stranding Thousands of Passengers: ‘We Were Scrambling. It’s Insane’
The budget carrier canceled all flights at 3 a.m. Saturday after bondholders rejected a $500 million government bailout in the final hours. -
Business NewsGameStop Is Making a Bid to Buy eBay in a Deal Its CEO Admits Could Be ‘Totally, Totally Foolish’
Ryan Cohen’s $12 billion meme stock wants to take over the online auction giant that is 4x its size. -
Business NewsThis $100-a-Month Pill Can Extend the Life of Your Dog — Here’s What It Means for Pets and Humans
Loyal, a daily prescription pill targeting senior dogs, could add years to their lives. Is it also a proving ground for human longevity drugs? -
Business AccountingLearn Personal Finance Skills Every Entrepreneur Should Master With This $30 Bundle
Learn about personal finance for less than $3 a course (the entire bundle usually sells for $220). -
TechThis $35 Microsoft Bundle is Built For Entrepreneurs Who Never Stop Multitasking
Set your PC up for more productive days. -
EntrepreneursEntrepreneurs Who Want to Do More In-House Need This $20 Online Course Library
Learn new skills without slowing down your business thanks to EDU Unlimited by StackSkills. -
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Building a BusinessWhy Founders Need to Build Trust Before They Can Monetize Attention
A concise founder-focused article arguing that while attention and virality can be engineered, long-term business value comes from protecting audience trust through disciplined monetization decisions and a clear “Trust Stack” filter. -
Building a BusinessHow I’d Turn a Side Hustle Into a 7-Figure Business in 12 Months Using These 4 AI Tools
Stop using AI for $20 tasks — use it to make $500 decisions (not for content, for growth)By Ben Angel -
Thought LeadersThe One Question That Reveals Whether Your AI Strategy Is Creating Value or Risk
Most AI efforts fail not from lack of technology, but from lack of clarity — this article shows how to fix that and drive real business impact.By Matt Domo -
Business AccountingFrom $25,000 to $2,000 — Day Trading Will Soon Be Open to the Masses
A long-standing barrier to stock day trading is falling, potentially reshaping who can participate — and how markets behave.By Ross Cameron -
Building a BusinessEveryone Told Me Not to Invest in a Bankrupt Island. Here’s Why They Were Wrong.
I ignored the warnings and bet big on Puerto Rico in 2014. Here’s what it taught me about contrarian bets, real asset value and the power of showing up. -
EntrepreneursHow Forward-Thinking Companies Are Redefining Workplace Wellness — and Winning Because of It
Investing in employee well-being is no longer optional — it’s a competitive advantage in today’s business landscape.By Arpit Jain -
Thought LeadersAI Won’t Replace Leaders — It Will Expose Them. Here’s What Most Are Getting Wrong.
Learn about the importance of sharpening the human edge in the AI era. -
Thought LeadersWhy the Next Big Tech Companies Will Look Like Commodity Traders
Commodity tokenization is emerging as a practical bridge between capital and the physical constraints shaping the next generation of industries. -
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Building a BusinessFix This Overlooked SEO Gap Before It Costs You Another Month of Sales
Your product pages should be your strongest SEO asset, but for most e-commerce brands they’re the weakest — thanks to five overlooked mistakes.By Ali Raza -
Building a BusinessChanging This One Marketing Question Helped Her Build a Business That’s Thrived for Over Three Decades
Julia Huang is the founder and CEO Intertrend Communications, which prides itself on being “the Most Award-Winning Result Driven Asian American Advertising Agency.” The company was launched in 1991, “before ‘multicultural marketing‘ was even considered a serious growth category,” Huang told Entrepreneur. Here she breaks down the launch and growth of her company, and how […]By Dan Bova -
Business FundingDon’t Let Impatient Investors Hijack Your Company — Here’s How to Find the Right Financial Support Instead
The next era of business will not reward the loudest founders, but the ones who treat capital, credibility and governance like long-term strategy.By Joe Cecala -
Business NewsJamie Dimon Says This Problem Is Killing Companies — and He Blames ‘Jerks’ Who Won’t Fix It
The JPMorgan Chase CEO says the solution to this problem is eliminating people who favor processes over results.By Sherin Shibu