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TechNeed a Faster Work Laptop? Entrepreneurs Can Save Big on This Dell Latitude While Supplies Last.
A dependable Dell Latitude laptop is down to just $250. -
Building a BusinessThe One Trait That Actually Predicts Startup Success (Hint: It’s Not Age)
It’s not youth, boldness or speed — the data shows one specific trait separates startups that scale from startups that stall. -
Business NewsPeople Who Don’t Know How to Code Make 6 Figures By Cashing In On the $4.7 Billion ‘Vibe Coding’ Boom
The four moves any non-coder can use to launch a one-person business this week.By Ben Angel
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Building a BusinessI’ve Spent Years Refining a 10-Step SEO System. Here’s How to Use It.
Most founders fail at SEO not because they skip steps, but because they run them in the wrong order. Here’s the 10-step sequence I follow with every client — and how to run it yourself.By Ali Raza -
Building a BusinessPortugal Just Made European Citizenship Much Harder to Get. Here’s Why It Matters.
Portugal’s decision to double its citizenship waiting period reflects a broader shift in the global mobility economy, where governments are making access scarcer and European citizenship increasingly valuable. -
Building a BusinessHow Letting Go of the Wrong Clients Helped Me Scale From 7 to 8 Figures
Getting to seven figures is about who you let in. Getting to eight is about who you’re willing to let go.By gidon levy -
TechHow Speechify’s Simba 3.2 Took the No.1 Spot on Voice AI’s Toughest Independent Benchmark
Speechify’s Simba 3.2 ranked No. 1 on two independent voice AI benchmarks this week, beating ElevenLabs and Cartesia on quality, speed and price. -
Business NewsAI Is Taking Over This Crucial Part of the Recruiting Process: ‘It Was Very Realistic.’
Employers are considering more candidates than ever thanks to AI.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a Business3 Lessons From Mountain Biking That Helped Me Build an 8-Figure Business
As an avid mountain biker, I’ve learned a lot about when to push and when to rest. Here’s how it helped me grow a national brand. -
Business NewsHe Got Laid Off and Made a TikTok Video As a ‘Joke.’ Six Years Later, He Has a Following of Millions: ‘I Didn’t Think There Was a Demand for This’
Creator Mamadou Ndiaye on obsession, opportunity cost, and how he grew “Casual Geographic” ainto a massive brand.By Dan Bova -
Building a BusinessWhat I Learned About Tenacity From an Entrepreneur Who Had Every Reason to Quit — But Didn’t
My travels taught me that the developing world is full of entrepreneurs. Here’s why most founders in North America give up too early. -
TechSmart Professionals are Canceling ChatGPT. You Can Get GPT, Claude, Gemini, and More for Life for $60.
ChatPlayground gives you 20+ of the most popular AI models for life, and that’s not all it can do. -
Building a Business3 Reasons Why Your Website Needs Regular Maintenance
Without ongoing maintenance, your website becomes more vulnerable to attacks, loads more slowly and gradually loses visibility in search results. -
Business NewsStarbucks Is Reducing Its Reliance on Big Tech. Here’s What Businesses Can Learn From the Move.
The coffee chain is experimenting with creating its own software.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsWhy Smart Entrepreneurs Should Watch Immigration Law as Closely as Interest Rates
Citizenship rules can turn housing into an investment gateway, reshaping property demand, local prices and business opportunity around cities worldwide. -
Building a BusinessAfter Leaving the Marine Corps, She Spent $20 to Start a Side Hustle. Now Her Business Makes $3M a Month: ‘People Absolutely Loved It.’
Hannah Pollack’s elevated twist on a nostalgic sweet gained fans immediately.By Amanda Breen -
Business NewsThis Costco Cashier Started Gathering Carts in the Parking Lot for $5.85 an Hour. Now He’s a Millionaire: ‘This Is My Calling’
Tony Barzar has worked at Costco for 40 years. That loyalty has paid off big time for his family’s finances and health. -
Business NewsMark Zuckerberg Is Spending Hundreds of Billions on AI. His New Strategy in the Race Against OpenAI Is Surprisingly Simple.
Meta’s new developer AI model will reportedly cost far less than rivals as Zuck looks to turn his massive AI investment into a business. -
Business NewsGoogle Just Broke the Biggest Search Record in Its History Thanks to This One World Cup Moment
AI chatbots were supposed to render Google Search extinct. But Argentina and Lionel Messi had something to say about that. -
Buying a FranchiseJersey Mike’s Started As a Single Sandwich Shop. Now It Says It Can Become a 15,000-Location Giant.
The franchise says it has room for 15,000 restaurants worldwide as it prepares to go public following its acquisition by Blackstone. -
Building a BusinessThese Top 7 Entrepreneurs Are Rewriting the Rules for Success in 2026
Seven founders reshaping 2026 entrepreneurship — spanning media, energy, AI, ecommerce and solopreneurship — prove that bold vision and consistent execution build lasting business impact. -
Business NewsThe Pace of Work Has Outrun Your Capacity. Here’s What to Do.
Talk to any founder, manager, or entrepreneur right now, and you will hear the same word: Overwhelm.By Tony Loyd -
Thought LeadersEntrepreneurs Can Turn Their Expertise Into A Published Book In Hours With This $35 Tool
Build a side income with an AI tool that writes non fiction books for you. -
Buying a FranchiseThis Father-Son Duo Built a $103 Million Business From a Single Location: ‘It’s Been Quite a Run.’
Terry and Andy Kurth are the father-son team behind Weed Man’s largest multi-unit franchise ownership group.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsAmericans Are Skipping College for No-Degree Jobs That Pay More Than $100,000 a Year
The average tuition for four-year colleges has doubled over 30 years.By Amanda Breen -
Building a BusinessA Founding Father of Blockchain Is Out to Reinvent the Prediction Industry
The verification pioneer’s move to a zero-wager forecasting startup points to where the smartest builders are heading next: the business of trust. -
Business NewsAmazon’s Alexa Ambition Comes at a Steep Cost: ‘Killed My Fish’
There are 600 million active Alexa devices.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessI Spent Years in Survival Mode — That’s Why I Champion Other Entrepreneurs Now. Here’s How I Invest in Their Success.
Former roofer and Roof Maxx CEO Mike Feazel explains how he ended up in a position to provide the support for other contractors that he once wished for. -
TechEcommerce Founders Who Ignore This Type of AI Will Lose Their Best Customers. Here’s Why.
That whole messy, human-driven journey to buy something? AI is starting to do it for us. -
Building a BusinessB2B Customer Experience Is at an Inflection Point. Here’s the Question Every Leader Should Be Asking.
B2B customer experience is evolving, and most teams aren’t ready for it. Here’s why. -
TechAs Businesses Cancel Their Microsoft 365 Subscriptions, You Can Get a Microsoft Office Lifetime License for Only $30
Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more for life with no subscription. -
Business NewsWhy Founders Need to Treat Credibility as a Growth Strategy
Credibility underpins how the market perceives risk and trust. With strong credibility, your sales cycles are shorter, win rates go up and you have less friction at every stage of growth.By Cara Sloman -
Building a BusinessHow Citizenship Is Creating New Economic Opportunities for Global Entrepreneurs
Diaspora citizenship turns ancestral identity into economic opportunity by encouraging tourism, investment and deeper ties to homeland communities. -
Business NewsHow the 2026 World Cup Became an Experience Economy Goldrush
From Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson’s World Cup watch parties to FOX’s viral Cube and Seattle’s floating Barge, brands are turning the 2026 FIFA World Cup into an experience economy to win over American soccer fans.By Leo Zevin -
Buying a FranchiseTaco Bell Is Replacing Drive-Thru Workers With AI. Why Are Employees Happy About It?
Taco Bell’s voice AI is now taking drive-thru orders. The employee response is nacho what you think. -
Business NewsTwo Brothers-in-Law Started a Small Strawberry Farm in 1904. It Now Supplies a Third of the World’s Berries.
Driscoll’s figured out how to sell berries year round — without growing most of the berries itself. -
Business NewsSmucker’s CEO Said Buying Twinkies ‘Tastes Like Growth.’ Three Years Later, It Tastes Like a $5 Billion Mistake.
The jam giant thought it was buying a snack empire. It didn’t realize that Twinkies last 65 days — a small fact that would cause big problems. -
Business NewsWhat’s the ‘Mini Effect,’ and How Are Brands Like Trader Joe’s Cashing In?
From tiny canvas Trader Joe’s bags to pint-sized versions of Lowe’s plastic bucket, brands are shrinking popular items for the “mini effect.” -
Business NewsAI Startups Hire a Specific Type of Employee. Do You Fit the Mold?
Research shows that AI startups are forming smaller teams with less hierarchy.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessWhy the Hidden, Made-Up Rules Nobody Made Are Killing Your Company
As businesses grow, unofficial “made-up rules” often become accepted policy without leadership’s approval. These unnecessary processes create friction, slow operations, frustrate employees and hurt the customer experience. Removing them restores efficiency and agility.By Kirk Stange -
Business NewsGoogle Paid Him $986,000 in a Single Year. Here’s Why He Still Left: ‘Life-Changing Money’
Nearly $1 million in pay wasn’t enough to keep this former Google employee at the company.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a Business‘Real American Cowboys’ Star Steven McBee Jr. Beat the Beef Bottleneck Washington Is Now Spending $500 Million to Fix
Most ranchers lose control the day their cattle leave the farm. Steven McBee Jr. built a business where nothing leaves without his family’s name on it. -
Building a BusinessInspired By His Dad’s 1990s eBay Business, He’s Flipping Products Into Millions of Dollars a Year: ‘I Was Hooked On Selling’
Nick Bruni always liked the idea of being his own boss.By Amanda Breen -
Building a BusinessAI Is Absorbing Your Brand’s Original Ideas. Here’s How to Keep Your Name Attached.
In the AI era, original thinking gets absorbed into the knowledge base fast — but attribution often doesn’t come along for the ride. I know because it happened to me. -
Building a BusinessWhy Entrepreneurs Who Master the Art of the Value Chain Have a Greater Advantage
Here’s why understanding the nuances of the value chain is one of the most underappreciated entrepreneurial skills. -
Business Operations & LogisticsBusiness Owners, This 1-Year Costco Gold Star Membership Includes a $50 Digital Costco Shop Card
Useful for the office, the breakroom, and beyond. -
LeadershipWhat I Learned About SEO After Watching 100’s of Companies Get It Wrong
After auditing hundreds of property management companies, I’ve found the biggest SEO mistake isn’t too little content — it’s building on a weak foundation.By Landon Murie -
Buying a FranchiseHe Left TGI Fridays to Run a Small Breakfast Franchise. Now It’s the Biggest in the Country.
Under CEO Ricky Richardson, Eggs Up Grill has quadrupled in size — and become the largest actively franchising breakfast brand in U.S. -
Business NewsToyota Is Spending $3.6 Billion to Move Tacoma Truck Production From Mexico to Texas
The world’s largest automaker is building a second assembly line at its San Antonio plant, creating more than 2,000 jobs. -
Business NewsMark Zuckerberg Took a Work Call on a Jet Ski — Here’s Why No One Noticed
Zuckerberg credits an $800 product with changing the game for him on work calls.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsWhy Small Businesses Have Access to Every Tool but Can Still Feel Stuck
Small businesses have more opportunities than ever thanks to technology that enables them to scale. The challenge now is putting it all together.By Chris Flood -
Business NewsBath & Body Works Employs a Professional ‘Nose.’ Her Entire Job Is Finding the Next $1.5 Billion Scent.
Japanese Cherry Blossom made $1.5 billion over 20 years. Now the company’s chief “nose” is racing to find the next hit fragrance. -
Business NewsWhile Every Automaker Is Going Bigger and Pricier, Fiat Is Offering a $14,000 Electric Car that Goes 25 MPH Max
Fiat just launched a 1,000-pound electric car with no air conditioning, a top speed of 25 mph and ropes instead of doors.