Novak Djokovic Has Won 24 Grand Slams. Now He’s Going to Work on Wall Street: ‘I Like to Disrupt’
The tennis legend just signed on as a global strategic adviser to General Atlantic, a $126 billion private equity firm.
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He Makes Up to $115,000 a Year Working Just 2 Hours a Month. His Story Shows That Passive Income Is the New Career Dream.
Greg Keogh started his passive income side hustle seven years ago. Now it basically runs itself.
By Sherin Shibu
Two Entrepreneurs Explain Why Telegram Is at the Center of the Internet’s Most Important Transformation Yet
If Steve Jobs reshaped the devices we communicate with, these two investors believe Pavel Durov is reshaping the networks we communicate through.
They Grew Up in ‘Mortgage Families.’ Now These 21-Year-Olds Have Raised $4.1 Million to Put an AI Loan Officer Inside America’s Lenders.
Athan Zhang and Brianna Lin think the mortgage industry's paperwork problem is really a data problem, and that an AI named Penny can fix it.
Why Andy Bachman Built BuzzStar: From Managing Creators to Owning the Platform
Creators Inc. founder Andy Bachman built BuzzStar around a simple idea: creators shouldn't just monetize content. They should monetize access.
FIFA Clumsily Tried to Hide the Logos of These Banned Brands at the World Cup. It Put Them in the Spotlight Instead.
FIFA covered the Levi's logo, taped over Heinz bottles and masked Beats headphones. The strategy backfired badly.
He Left Law to Start a Pizza Business That Did Nearly $1 Billion in Revenue After a Crucial Pivot: ‘Don’t Fall in Love With Your Ideas.’
Rick Rosenfield put everything on the line for his California-style pizza business.
By Sherin Shibu
Apple Raised Mac Prices by Up to $300 Overnight. iPhones Could Be Next.
The price hikes Tim Cook warned about last week are here. MacBooks are up $100 to $300, iPads up $150 to $200. iPhones may be next.
Why Student Trust Has Become the New Currency in Higher Education Enrollment
Applications are rising, but student decision-making is becoming more complex. Universities must focus on delivering clear, consistent and personalized experiences throughout the student journey.
What I Got Wrong as a Global Leader About How to Build Trust Across Cultures
Building trust across cultures is less about applying a consistent leadership playbook and more about recognizing how relationships, communication and credibility are established differently in each context.
This One Tax Move Could Save Your Company A Lot of Money
Still filing your tax returns as a "pass through" business? It may be time to change that.
By Gene Marks
Risk Isn’t a Threat — It’s a Strategy. Here’s How to Use It and Become an Industry Powerhouse.
The leaders who actually shift markets don't start with their competition. They start with a different question entirely.
By Gilad Bechar
The AI Era Demands a New Kind of Leadership. Here’s Your Playbook.
To truly succeed in the AI era, leaders must master the balance between automation and human insight.
AI Is Rewriting the Rules — and This Tech Giant Is Especially Feeling the Pressure
AI disruptors are chipping away at this tech giant’s core business.
By Sherin Shibu
Patience? In a Business World Obsessed with Speed, Slowing Down Might Be the Ultimate Power Move
Sometimes the impulse to speed things up can actually slow your business down. Learn why a more careful approach can help you avoid the rush hour headache.
Americans Are Relocating In Record Numbers. Here’s What Employers Need to Know.
Americans are moving. How will it affect local job markets?
By Ben Walker
A U.S. Cloud Giant Lands at SWI Group’s European Hyperscale Campus — and the Paper Trail Reads Amazon
AiOnX has let its entire Dublin-area campus before it is even finished. The investor behind it, Max-Hervé George, has been quietly assembling Europe’s scarcest data center assets since 2019. The wait is starting to pay.
Price Drop: Equip Your Dev Team With Visual Studio Pro for $33
Own the newest software development tools for life — no subscription ever.
Before You Add AI to Your Product, Ask These 7 Questions
The pressure to add AI to your product is hard to ignore. But most bad AI features start with the wrong question. Here are seven to ask before you build.
Bank of America’s CEO Reads 5 Newspapers, Responds to Email and Works Out — All Before 7 a.m.
Brian Moynihan arrives at the office already informed and mentally ready.
By Sherin Shibu
He Turned His Hobby Into a Business That Has Grown 6,124% in the Last Three Years: ‘Growth Almost Broke Us’
The Picklr CEO Jorge Barragan shares how he turned an annoying wait for a rec center court into a nationwide indoor pickleball franchise.
By Dan Bova
Reddit Decided to ‘Save Wendy’s’ and Its Stock Jumped 42% in ‘Abnormal Retail Buying’
Wendy’s joins GameStop as a meme stock after surging in value following a Reddit post urging fans to boost the brand.
Their Family Business Went From Bankruptcy to a $4 Billion Snack Empire: Inside Jack Link’s Wild Entrepreneurial Ride
Meat, risk, and NASCAR — here's how Jack Link's CEO Troy Link has grown his family business into a global phenomenon.
By Dan Bova
New Cars Cost Too Much. Jeff Bezos Is Backing a $24,950 EV Truck With Hand-Crank Windows to Fix That.
The Slate has hand-crank windows, no radio and no paint job. It also costs half the price of the average new car in America.
Forget Forty Thieves — Anthropic Says Alibaba Used 25,000 Fake Accounts to Steal Its AI
Anthropic sent a letter to Congress accusing Alibaba of running 28.8 million fake conversations with Claude to train a competing AI for free.
Restaurant Franchises Have Found One Ingredient That Makes Customers Switch Brands. New Data Proves It Works.
McDonald's, Arby's and Zaxbys are all piling on the protein in a market where customers just can't get enough.
How Entrepreneurs Apply AI Speed Breakthroughs to Cut Costs (and Scale Smarter)
Custom AI models can now be built 357 times faster, but with 60% of AI projects set to fail by 2026, success hinges on strategy — not technology.
By Andres Tovar
The Financing Game Has Changed. Here’s What Lenders Want to See Now.
In a tighter credit environment, lenders aren't underwriting growth stories — they're underwriting survival.
Clients Love You — Until They Don’t. Here’s How We Survived Losing a Client of 30 Years.
Have you ever had a customer unceremoniously dump you? Here is what I learned after a longtime client dumped us.
By Cynthia Kay
When Good Deals Get Rejected — And the Overlooked Factor That Derails Them
Strong deals are often passed not because the fundamentals fail, but because timing, structure and context quietly reshape how risk is perceived at the moment of decision.