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Increased liability, higher compliance costs, reduced autonomy, and potential economic ripple effects are just a few ways franchises could be impacted if the rule resurfaces.

Microsoft's AI CEO was asked recently if AI companies have stolen the world's intellectual property.

Mergers and acquisitions are complex and a majority of them fail. Here's what a successful M&A deal looks like; some of the reasons that deals fall apart; why founders should be careful when speaking to potential buyers; and why they should be careful about sharing information before the deal goes through.

Let's take a look at the E-2 and EB-5 visa options to get a birds-eye understanding of what they mean, the initial baseline requirements for each and why they are viable options for aspiring franchise owners.

They say that their request is modest when compared to the norm in Delaware.

SMS marketing is a growing channel, but you've got to stay compliant with regulations. Here's what to know and do.

Entering the Indian market brought several discoveries about the business landscape there — some of them unexpected.

We get it… Most people are tired of hearing the same old story about how the American Dream is dead; however, there's a different, more bleak aspect to that reality that far too few people have yet to realize.

These are the six important questions to ask a startup attorney before you hire them — and the reasons why you need to ask these questions specifically.

Conducting a "check-up" at midyear is essential to maintain a healthy financial plan.

Johansson's push against OpenAI isn't the first legal action taken against the company.

With the president's veto of a bipartisan Congressional Review Act (CRA) resolution that would have overturned the expansion of the joint employer rule, the Biden Administration showed that it cares more about special interests than small business owners.

Contracts are not a substitute for trust, they are the basis for trust.

'Entrepreneur' spoke to labor attorney Jim Paretti to unravel the status of each of the legal challenges to the expanded Joint Employer Rule — and find out what comes next.

Peter Thiel did it, famously, and you can too.

Here's how to combine offline and online marketing approaches for a better outcome for your business.

Inspired by the concept of decentralized money, Neil Bergquist and Michael Smyers came up with a lucrative idea they believed "would nearly run" itself.

There's a new requirement for many U.S.-based businesses that went into effect starting earlier this year. These are the things you need to know about the Corporate Transparency Act.

Being an entrepreneur is a marathon, not a sprint!

Despite franchise industry successes in Congress and federal court, the expanded Joint Employer Rule is not completely dead. The IFA will outline its current status in a webinar on April 23.

Real estate investor and entrepreneur Paul Morris breaks down the truth inside the $418 million National Association of Realtors settlement.

Emphasizing the importance for small business owners to ensure that their chosen company taglines or trademarks are not already registered, to avoid potential legal issues and infringement on someone else's intellectual property.

California's new minimum wage law for fast-food workers goes into effect today, sparking a wave of economic and operational adjustments.

Here are four key actions that early-stage founders need to take to reduce the potential for catastrophic antitrust violations down the road

Lots of executives and managers complain that their organization is terrible at communication.

The right tax tactics and guidance may help you run a business and achieve your objectives more confidently.