Business Branding
3 Considerations You Must Think Through Before Taking a Political Position as a Brand
It is becoming harder for brands to stay neutral in our hyper-political times.
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Thought Leaders
The International Entrepreneur Rule Wasn’t Perfect, but the Trump Administration Killing It Sends the Wrong Message, Experts Say
The program was enacted to allow more entrepreneurs to immigrate to the U.S. to launch their businesses.
By Hayden Field
Business News
What Tariffs Mean for Small Businesses
Tariffs are a big topic in the news lately.
By Due
Thought Leaders
11 Quotes on Life and Love From Former First Lady Barbara Bush
The wife of the 41st president and mother of the 43rd president died on Tuesday.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
The Biggest Revelations and Strangest Moments From Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional Testimony
Here's what you need to know after the Facebook co-founder and CEO's visit to Washington.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
Here’s What Mark Zuckerberg’s Testimony Could Mean for the Future of Facebook (and How to Watch It Live)
Six concrete takeaways from the Facebook CEO's testimony before Congress.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
Mark Zuckerberg Has Been Doing Extensive Prep for His Congressional Hearing. Here’s What to Expect.
How the Facebook co-founder and CEO likely prepared, what he'll say and what it could mean for future regulations.
By Hayden Field
Thought Leaders
Entrepreneurs Shouldn’t Discuss Political Issues, Right? Not So Fast, Experts Say.
In the wake of instances of tragedy and political controversy, how do you approach articulating your company's stance on big issues?
By Nina Zipkin
Tech
This Serial Entrepreneur Is Running for President in 2020 With a Warning About Robots Taking Jobs — and What He Plans to Do About It
Andrew Yang, founder of Venture for America, discussed the issues he will run on in 2020 and his chances of winning.
Thought Leaders
7 Strategies to Help Entrepreneurs Make Sensible Political Donations
It doesn't take a tremendous investment of time, effort or money to get politically engaged and make your business interests known.
Business Accounting
The Impact of the Senate and House Tax Bills on the Small-Business Owner
Plus, 10 things small-business owners should demand from lawmakers in the final bill.
Business News
Here Are the Russia Facebook Ads That Tried to Dupe You
The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee released several Facebook ads allegedly purchased by Russia-linked organizations during the 2016 election.
By Michael Kan
Business News
Mark Zuckerberg ‘Dead Serious’ About Stopping Russian Facebook Abuse
Facebook will 'invest so much in security' that the costs will cut into the company's profitability, Zuckerberg said in an earnings call.
By Michael Kan
Online Presence
People Are Bombarding the Wrong George Papadopoulos With Notifications
The most recent instance of social media virality shows why you should always do your research.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
Twitter to Disclose Who Paid for Ads on its Platform
Twitter unveiled the new effort after U.S. senators introduced legislation that would require tech companies to add disclaimers to political ads.
By Michael Kan
Thought Leaders
Despite the Dangers, This Founder Is Staying in War-Torn Syria to Help Entrepreneurs
Sami Ismail refuses to leave, wanting to instead continue supporting local entrepreneurs who are trying to succeed.
By Adam Elder
Business Branding
How and When Brands Should Chime in on Important Issues Such as #MeToo
It's not easy, but there is a correct way to go about doing it.
By Rose Leadem
Thought Leaders
How to (Still) Find Great Talent During These Times of Political Turmoil
To bring politics into the workplace or not to bring politics into the workplace? That is the question.
Thought Leaders
This 25-Year-Old Entrepreneur Is Trying to Do the Impossible: Make Sense of the Government
Tim Hwang, armed with nothing but big data and some millennial elbow grease, is out to make government -- and our entire economy -- more efficient.
Thought Leaders
Should Small Businesses Speak Out on Controversial Topics?
Speak your mind, but don't be surprised when people want to give you a piece of theirs.
Thought Leaders
Why Business Leaders Are No Longer Afraid to Get Political
They are finding that they risk more when they do not speak up about matters of national concern.
By Nina Zipkin
Business News
IBM CEO Explains Why Trump Strategy and Policy Forum Called It Quits
Read Ginni Rometty's letter to employees explaining why the group concluded it could 'no longer serve the purpose for which it was formed.'
Business News
‘Hate Is a Cancer,’ Apple CEO Writes in Email to Employees
'This is not about the left or the right, conservative or liberal,' Tim Cook wrote in response to the protests and violence in Charlottesville.
Business News
The Fight Over Water: When Business and Politics Collide
Controversial water project is back up for debate.
By Sherry Gray
Business News
Anthony Scaramucci Is Out as Communications Director. Maybe It’s Not a Good Idea to Publicly Disparage Your Co-Workers?
When you're fired up and saying awful things about people, it can get you fired.
Business News
We Finally Know How Mark Zuckerberg Polls Against Donald Trump in a Battle for the Presidency
A new survey pit the Facebook CEO against the president in a 2020 contest, and the results showed a tight theoretical race.
By Allan Smith
Entrepreneurs
U.S. Supreme Court Allows Part of Trump’s Travel Ban to Take Effect
The ban 'may not be enforced against foreign nationals who have a credible claim of a bona fide relationship with a person or entity in the United States.'