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Building a BusinessKeeping the Peace Is Hurting Your Teams. Here’s How to Encourage Healthy Disagreement.
Everyone loves consensus. We assume that if agreement is unanimous, we must be doing something right. Unfortunately, that’s not always true.By Aytekin Tank -
Building a BusinessHow to Say No to Investors, Partners and Opportunities So Your Startup Moves Faster
Learn how strategic “no’s” can accelerate execution, strengthen decision-making, and create the clarity needed to build a faster-growing company. -
Building a BusinessShe Quit Her 6-Figure Amazon Job at 5 Months Pregnant to Launch Her Own Business: ‘Massive Opportunity Ahead of Us’
Torrendell says her 20-year career, which included stints at Apple and Meta, taught her to recognize signals about the next big thing before they became obvious to everyone else.By Sherin Shibu
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EntrepreneursThe 4 Blind Spots That Quietly Cost Business Owners the Most
Blind spots are a natural consequence of building something complex while standing at its center; get to know yours to open up your options.By Mark Bell -
Business NewsHere’s Why This $215 Billion Bank Is Racing to Promote Junior Bankers
The bank is giving its rising bankers a career boost.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessBuilding a Better Website Means Deciding What to Remove. Here’s What to Ask Before You Start.
A redesign is more than a marketing project. It’s a deadline for decisions about who matters most, what the business is really selling and what no longer deserves space.By Goran Paun -
EntrepreneursWho Will Tell Your Company’s Story When You’re Not in the Room? Here’s How to Make It Speak for Itself.
Here’s how to build a business that can explain its decisions, financial history and direction — even when you’re not in the room. -
Business NewsOwning a Home Feels Out of Reach — So Gen Z Is Spending Big in Another Area
Here’s how Gen Z is “reorganizing the American Dream” and cutting back to afford their goals.By Sherin Shibu -
Business NewsThe Metrics That Built Social Media May Be Measuring the Wrong Thing
Social media knows how to measure what keeps us watching. The harder question is whether it knows how to measure what makes us stay for each other.By Dor Isseroff -
Buying a FranchiseHappy Joe’s Shrank From 100 Locations to 34. Now New Investors Have a Plan to Put a Smile Back on the Franchise’s Face.
The chain behind taco pizza survived a 2022 bankruptcy. Its new owners say the comeback starts with the dough.By Jon Small -
TechStop Chasing AI Search Rankings. Start Defining the Category Instead.
When another agency started selling Machine Relations, the category I named, I didn’t fight it. Here’s why owning the definition beats renting a spot that resets every day. -
Business NewsUtah’s Breakout Star Is an AI App That Writes Acne Prescriptions — No Dr. Pimple Popper Required
Utah is the first state to let AI prescribe zit medicine without direct doctor oversight.By Jon Small -
Business NewsHer Late Mom Made Her This Toast Every Day. Now Customers Line Up Around the Block for It.
After a wildfire took her home and her mom passed away from cancer, Ally Walsh found comfort serving this snack at her Canyon Coffee cafe.By Jon Small -
Building a BusinessHe Runs 66 Pizza Restaurants. This Is His Biggest Challenge — And How He Handles It.
Pizza King co-owner Ed Bogan shares how he maintains consistency across 66 locations. -
TechThis $15 Lifetime Ad Blocker Protects Every Device You Run Your Business On
AdGuard’s Family plan blocks ads, trackers, and malware on up to nine devices for a one-time fee. -
Thought LeadersThe 4 Questions That Helped Me Stop Making Blind Decisions as a Founder
Asking the right questions and listening to the answers can expose blind spots and turn your team’s input into shared ownership.By Len Jessup -
Building a BusinessWhat 8 Years of Backing Women Founders Taught Me About What It Takes to Build a Business That Lasts
Reach gets you noticed. A room full of people who’d fight for you gets you funded, forgiven and followed.By Kim Lawton -
Building a BusinessThe CEO of a Company That Cut Ties With Subway Reveals How It Went From Running Out of Cash to $54 Million a Year
YuChiang Cheng saw a different path forward — and it’s paying off big time.By Amanda Breen -
Building a BusinessSocial Media Collaboration Is One of the Most Powerful Growth Tools You’re Not Using Yet
If your content is only reaching people who already know your business, you may be hitting a growth ceiling without realizing it.By Tonia Ryan -
Business NewsHe Wrote Down Everything People Hate About Going to the Doctor. Then He Built a Business to Fix It.
Dr. Darshan Shah created Next Health to take the fear and frustration out of doctor visits. Now, he has more than 25 clinics around the world.By Jon Bier -
Business NewsThey Make More Than $300,000 a Year — And Still Say They’re Living Paycheck to Paycheck
A Goldman Sachs survey suggests even high-income Americans are struggling to build savings.By Sherin Shibu -
TechEveryone Wants to Build AI Apps — I’m Betting on What Powers Them. Here’s Why.
Here’s why I’m betting on the picks and shovels of AI, not the apps. -
Building a BusinessThe 6 Traits I Look for in Every Employee
Jobs change. Great people evolve with them. Here’s how to find the people who become invaluable.By Roy Dekel -
TechHow AI Agents Are Helping Companies Scale Their Marketing
Here’s how AI agents can help companies scale marketing by combining skills, tools and context into an agentic marketing operating model.By Nuri Cankaya -
Building a BusinessI’ve Watched Over 150 Careers Grow. Here’s What I Got Wrong About Developing Talent
If I develop five people myself, I can influence five careers, but if I develop a manager who knows how to grow people, that manager can develop an entire team.By Aida Vopyan -
Business NewsLinkedIn CEO Is Leaving After 18 Years
Ryan Roslansky recently announced his departure, ending a career that spanned nearly two decades at LinkedIn and Microsoft.By Sherin Shibu -
Buying a FranchiseCrumbl’s Sales Are Crumbling and the CEO Says ‘It’s My Fault’
Stores are closing, franchise support staff members are being laid off and the cookie chain’s dirty soda push fizzled.By Jon Small -
Business NewsThe ‘Double Fill Up’ Is the Latest Hack Americans Are Using to Save Cash at the Gas Pump
With paychecks trailing inflation, consumers are getting creative about saving at the pump and the grocery store. -
Business NewsWho’s the Genius Behind Meta’s Hit AI App Muse? A Mulleted, Croc-Wearing MIT Dropout.
Alexandr Wang’s Muse hit 5 million downloads faster than ChatGPT. Some Meta employees don’t like the special treatment of his hires.By Jon Small -
TechWhy Coding Agents Work and Go-to-Market Agents Don’t (Yet)
Coding agents are transforming software teams overnight, but GTM agents are stuck. It’s not an intelligence problem — it’s a context problem.By Henry Schuck -
Business NewsYour Next Brand Campaign Could Be Shot From Space
Symphony Space is building Project Rhapsody, a dedicated orbital media studio where brands, artists, and cultural institutions can create authenticated work in space. The first works are planned for 2028.By Leo Zevin -
Building a BusinessBetter Branding Will Make More Money Than Having the Best Marketing — Lessons Learned From Real Estate
As consumers become overwhelmed with options, building trust before the first sale will become the obvious choice when it matters most. -
TechAn All-in-One AI App for up to 20 Team Members, Now $99.99
It bundles writing, image, audio, and video tools with 4 million monthly credits and no recurring fee. -
TechThe Luminar Neo Photo Editor Bundle Is Just $80 and Can Upgrade Your Content In a Snap
Create polished visuals in-house. -
Business FundingRaising Money Isn’t the Hard Part. Here’s What Founders Get Wrong After the Check Clears.
Raising money feels like the milestone, but it often exposes the deeper problems a startup has been avoiding. -
Building a BusinessHow Small Businesses Win Loyalty One Small Interaction at a Time
In small business, every customer interaction is a marketing opportunity. Here’s how to win the entrepreneurial “room” every time. -
TechCompare 20+ AI Models Side by Side and Optimize Automated Work For $55
ChatPlayground AI’s Unlimited Plan puts ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and more in one window so your team can keep the strongest answer. -
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Business NewsNational Franchise Show, Philadelphia
Discover top franchise opportunities & expert advice to start or grow your business at the National Franchise Show! -
Building a BusinessThe Biggest ChatGPT Update Yet Gives Entrepreneurs 7 New Ways to Grow Their Business Fast
OpenAI’s always-on AI agents keep working after you close the chat, so you need to decide what to delegate and what to keep.By Ben Angel -
Business NewsYour Next Million AI Users May Not Use English. That’s Why You Need to Cater to a Multilingual Market.
Launching AI in English is fast, but it ignores a massive global market. To earn your next million users, look beyond simple translation. -
Building a Business5 Startup Rules We Broke on the Way to Building a Successful Company
Founders hear plenty of rules about markets, fundraising and growth. Here are five we chose not to follow.By Malte Kramer -
Business NewsNetflix Co-CEO Says This Is a Major Problem With the $281 Billion Company
Ted Sarandos said he’s working on improving the streaming giant.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessWhat If Your Hiring Best Practices Aren’t Actually Best Practices? Here’s How to Find Out.
Learn why your standard hiring criteria might be screening out your best candidates — and how to fix your recruitment process.By Volen Vulkov -
Building a BusinessShe Launched Her Brand With $300 and a Sewing Machine. Then She Bootstrapped It to a 7-Figure Acquisition.
Here’s how Jessica Liao Mayers grew her brand without taking a penny of external investment.By Sherin Shibu -
Building a BusinessWhat LEGO’s Near-Collapse Taught Me About Saying ‘No’
How the company known for building almost went bankrupt and came back by building less.By Saahil Mehta -
Business NewsShe Was On the Cover of Entrepreneur Magazine At 13. Now She’s 21 and Her Brand Is Still Thriving.
Checking in with Zolli Candy’s Alina Morse, eight years after she became the youngest founder ever to land on the cover of Entrepreneur magazine. -
Building a BusinessYour Business Model Should Be Built to Absorb Change. Here’s What That Requires.
Your business model needs to be able to adapt when your assumptions are wrong.By Erik Clarke -
TechWhy Humanity’s Rush to Use AI Has a Blind Spot Most Leaders Are Missing
Companies are racing to adopt artificial intelligence, but buying better technology is only one part of transformation. Sustainable AI adoption requires three capacities working together. -
Buying a FranchiseThis Franchise Did $4.94 Billion in Revenue Last Year. Here’s What Its New CEO Wants to Change.
The franchise insider took on nearly every job within the company before becoming CEO.By Sherin Shibu -
Business Branding5 PR Truths Entrepreneurs Learn the Hard Way
Here are five things I believe every entrepreneur should understand before investing in PR and hiring a professional. -
Business NewsWant to Skip College for a Year to Learn AI? This Silicon Valley-Backed Academy Is Free and Comes With $55K in Perks.
A tuition-free San Francisco academy incubated by Andreessen Horowitz will train young builders and future founders in AI.By Jon Small -
Business NewsYour Car Is Spying on You. A New Study Shows Just Who It’s Telling Your Secrets To.
Researchers found every car they tested sent data to outside companies, and many companion apps shared drivers’ locations and VINs.By Jon Small