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Business News

What 5 Top Execs Think About the Prospect of More Economic Stimulus

Earnings season kicked off on Tuesday, and executives are sounding off on the stimulus stalemate and the risks it poses to the ongoing economic recovery.

By Ben Winck

Business Operations & Logistics

3 Under-the-Radar Innovations Taking on Covid-19’s Most Daunting Challenges

By Ariel Shapira

Business Operations & Logistics

Report Gives Before and After View of How the Crisis Changed Small Business Priorities

By John Boitnott

Business Operations & Logistics

4 Crisis-Proofing Lessons for Small Business Owners

By Chidike Samuelson

Business Operations & Logistics

Free Webinar | Oct 20: How to Get Your PPP Loan Forgiven

Join our experts Mark J. Kohler and Mat Sorensen as they take you through the ins and outs of the SBA's 1-page PPP forgiveness application for loans.

By Entrepreneur Insider

Business News

Research Finds Coronavirus Can Survive on Phone Screens for 28 Days

That's 11 days longer than the flu virus.

By Steve Dent

Thought Leaders

Why Business Owners Need to Show Employees It’s Okay Not to Be Okay

Your vulnerability will go a long way in changing employee attitudes.

By Ben Richmond

Business News

New Survey Finds Nearly Half of Small-Business Owners Don’t See a Need for Physical Stores (Infographic)

An August survey of 500 small-business owners found they're instead focusing on digital sales.

By Jessica Thomas

Thought Leaders

Wyclef On Staying Creative in the Pandemic, and Why He Loves Working With Women

The multi-platinum, Grammy-winning rapper, producer and entrepreneur is housebound but keeping busier than ever.

By Kenny Herzog

Business News

All Regal, Cineworld Cinemas to Close on Oct. 8

Movie theaters across the U.S., UK will shut their doors on Thursday, and it's unclear when they will open again.

By Stephanie Mlot

Thought Leaders

Emotional Intelligence is the Secret to Leadership in Times of Crisis

While we often think of courage, intellect, or decisiveness as hallmarks of great leadership, research shows that one set of characteristics rises above the rest: emotional intelligence.

By Scott Taylor & Wendy Murphy

Building a Business

7 Deadly Sins Of Virtual Events

Avoid this septet, and you'll likely create an experience that's remarkable and cherished.

By Mike Allton

Business News

What the Work-From-Home Boom Means for Your Future

Enjoyed commuting to your living room in recent months? Well, the trend looks here to stay.

By Lucas Miller

Business Operations & Logistics

2 Vital Things You Need to Do to Protect Your Business

How to survive and come out stronger on the other side of this pandemic.

By Jairek Robbins

Thought Leaders

3 Reasons Why Client Retreats Should Be Your Go-to Event Model Starting Today

This is how to make sure your event stands out from the crowd.

By Jenn Murray

Building a Business

Free Webinar | Oct 15: How to Turn a Family Business into a National Powerhouse

Join us for a conversation with the Former CEO of Dunkin Donuts as he discusses the serious challenges businesses face today.

By Entrepreneur Insider

Business Operations & Logistics

Grace Amidst Crisis: How One Company Mastered Disaster for 100 Years

Here's how your business can survive and thrive in 2020.

By Elango R

Thought Leaders

A Devastating Car Accident Left This Entrepreneur Unable to Speak or Walk for Months. Here’s How She Rebuilt Her Life and Her Business.

When the only choices were "adapt or fail," I set myself a goal of rebuilding and improving rather than letting events overwhelm me.

By Valerie Chan

Business Operations & Logistics

The Pandemic Has Taught Us All The Importance of Putting One Foot In Front of the Other

Walking provides something everyone needs right now: the chance to get out of our heads.

By Josh Womack

Business Operations & Logistics

Summer’s Officially Over – What’s Next for Businesses That Rely on Seasonal Tourism?

Four ways seasonal businesses can adapt to ever-changing circumstances right now.

By Jessica Thomas

Marketing

4 Ways Brands Can Be Activists for School Safety Right Now

As some U.S. schools return to in-person learning, this is how brands should support students and educators.

By Myriam Sidibe

Thought Leaders

‘Daily Show’ Creator Lizz Winstead’s Entrepreneurial Fight for Reproductive Rights

The comedian, author and activist talks about her upcoming virtual charity concert and the "bake-sale" approach to raising funds for social justice.

By Kenny Herzog

Business News

Amazon Is Hiring 100,000 New Workers Across the U.S. and Canada

This will be its fourth major U.S. hiring spree since the start of the pandemic.

By Grace Dean

Business Operations & Logistics

How to Support Your Returning Workforce

Providing specialized COVID-19 benefits to the returning labor force is more than a humanitarian plan of action--it's an astute business move.

By Danny Beckett Jr.

Human Resources

4 Ways 2020 Has Changed Company Culture Forever

The current crisis provides an opportunity to rethink your company's culture.

By Laura Gallaher

Building a Business

Free Webinar | Sept. 30: Winners and Losers of the Post-COVID World

Join us as we discuss exactly how the pandemic has affected the future of work, how the smartest companies in the world are adjusting and how to prosper better than ever.

By Entrepreneur Insider

Business News

How Coronavirus Symptoms Differ From the Flu, Allergies and Common Cold, in One Chart

One trick to distinguish these illnesses is to look at their most common first symptom: Coronavirus patients, for instance, often develop a fever before a cough.

By Aria Bendix