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From “Bachelorette” to Business Mogul
Kaitlyn Bristowe on Creating Communities with Her Podcast & Wine Label
Bridging Scholastic and Opportunity Divides
Fempreneur Uses AI to Drive Inclusivity and Antiracist Practices in STEM Workplaces
Defining a Target
What Michael Keaton Can Teach You About Marketing
8 Side Hustles to Consider This Summer 2021
“Side Hustle” has become quite the buzzword as of late. Granted, people have had a lot of time in the last year and a half to sit inside, potentially sidelined from their 9-to-5 due to the pandemic. This time and freedom have helped people turn their hobbies into side hustles, and their side hustles into main hustles.
LIVESTREAM SELLING IS HERE!
Amazon, Facebook, Google, and TikTok are getting involved, VCs are investing, and brands are interested in a new retail spin that takes online shopping live. But an upstart company in Alabama is already living what may be the future of retail—and helping 6,000 small retailers see their business soar
HOW TO BECOME A MASTER AT TALKING TO STRANGERS
Entrepreneurs must become experts at connecting with anyone— and with a few simple strategies, you can. Here’s what happened when I tried them myself.
If You Can Make It There
The French fast-food sensation O’Tacos is rapidly expanding across Europe, but it failed to find its footing with its first outpost in the U.S. What should its fellow foreign companies know about coming to the U.S.? And how can American partners profit from their unique ideas?
Made for Times Both Good and Bad
After inaugurating its franchise program in a challenging year, Outer Banks Boil Company is eyeing future success.
How I Saw the Big Picture
Early in my career, I was easily overwhelmed. I overextended myself, and soon my responsibilities and commitments and ambitions piled up into this mass that felt unfathomably large—until, one day, my manager gave me something that is still on the bulletin board over my desk 26 years later, even as I’ve now transformed my career: It’s a postcard picture of Earth.
How Do I Tell My Story?
Creating content may be easy, but that doesn’t mean you should do it.
Why Simplicity Is So Complex
Entrepreneurs should make things easy, for themselves and their customers. So why don’t we?
Even Franchises Need Virtual Assistants
When you start building your brand, you may try to do everything yourself. I made that mistake, too. Then I discovered the power of outsourcing.
Be a Constant Learner
Sheila Stanley spent years as a schoolteacher. Now she runs a boating franchise. What do the two have in common? A love of learning.
Kate Hudson – “We're Doing This for a Reason”
Kate Hudson has launched three businesses in very crowded industries but knows what separates her from the competition: It’s not just the products. It’s the mission.
THE CHURCH OF BLEACH
Mark Grenon and his sons earned a small fortune selling a “miracle” tonic made with chlorine dioxide and labeled a religious sacrament. Then a SWAT team came calling
GREAT ARTISTS STEAL
Certain things are expected in a good heist show—and the Netflix hit Lupin does those things with style. It also has an extra je ne sais quoi, in the person of French star Omar Sy
HOW TO KNOCK OFF A BILLION-DOLLAR BRAND AND GET AWAY WITH IT (FOR A WHILE)
At the January 2016 Pitti Uomo, the twice-yearly trade fair in Florence, Italy, where trendspotters soak up the latest in men’s fashion from around the globe, a crew of young people paraded through the 16th century Fortezza da Basso to promote sweatshirts and caps with the word “Supreme” in bold white Futura font on a bright red background.
HOW PHILLY'S VAX JAWN ALMOST WENT UNDER WOODER
During the worst of last winter’s Covid surge, Philadelphia briefly put a recent college graduate in charge of getting vaccines into about 1.6 million arms. It didn’t go great
DON'T SUE ME LIKE THAT
The story of a small-time rock photographer who became a big-time copyright troll
THE FALL OF THE BILLIONAIRE GUCCI MASTER
To millions of fans, Ramon Abbas was a self-made influencer synonymous with luxury. To the FBI, he was the man behind scams hoping to net hundreds of millions of dollars
THE XBOX CHEAT
Microsoft operates a sort of digital bank, which handles millions, if not billions, of dollars each year. One of the company’s junior engineers figured out how to rob it
THE ‘JUICE MAN' AND THE JOCKEY CLUB
After a rash of suspicious wins, investigators started to probe horse racing. Eventually, 29 people would be indicted in a multimillion-dollar scheme to defraud bettors
WHERE DID MARCOS HIDE HIS MONEY?
Almost 30 years ago, a court ruled that victims of the Ferdinand Marcos regime should be compensated from a stolen fortune estimated to be worth up to $10 billion. The funds were very well-stashed
The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas
BEST FOR Oceanfront stays with terrific dining, swimming pools and an expansive beach.
The Crane Resort, Barbados
BEST FOR Clifftop views with vigorous ocean breezes, exotic dining and all-suite accommodations
Williamsburg
Chock full of history, this easy-to-reach destination is a kaleidoscope of old and new experiences for everyone
Rose Byrne
IF YOU HAD TO PICK ONE THING THAT DEFINED THE 1980S, YOU’D LIKELY include aerobics. From leotards to Olivia Newton-John’s “Let’s Get Physical” to Jane Fonda’s iconic fitness videos, aerobics became a cult-like obsession, and Rose Byrne’s new Apple TV+ series Physical (June 18) recreates that time. “The era is documented so much and it’s parodied so much, it’s easy to be funny.” Byrne plays Sheila, a wife and mother who finds purpose in her life, and eventually fame and fortune, through the world of aerobics.
Sparks on the Screen
After decades of trying, the musical duo of Ron and Russell Mael are releasing two movies, a band documentary and an original musical
Do Your Employees Love Your Company?
Find out this fall when Newsweek and the Best Practice Institute unveil the first "Most Loved Workplaces" list
FIRE RESISTANCE
Most Americans can be terminated for no reason at any time. But 70,000 fast-food workers are about to gain major protections. Who’s next?