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AI Gets a Chance To Strut Its Stuff

The deployment of technology to fight Covid-19 is a business opportunity that comes with regulatory risks

One Boy Genius Too Many

Mark Zuckerberg promised Kevin Systrom that Instagram would remain independent from Facebook. That changed as Instagram started to outshine the mother ship A book excerpt by Sarah Frier

Blue-Collar America Braces for Recession

The pandemic is wiping out gains in manufacturing employment in politically important states

The Bankruptcy Trap

For the economy to escape the crisis and grow again, people and companies will need help with their debts

ONE PLUS ONE EQUALS BILLIONS

Dwayne “the Rock” Johnson’s career was stalling. Then Dany Garcia stepped in to help change everything.

THE CRAZIEST BET IN RETAIL

A little startup called Le Tote recently bought Lord & Taylor, one of the country’s oldest brands. What happens next may say a lot about the future of shopping.

MASTERS Of the VC GAME

Money is ubiquitous and plays a monumental role in deciding the direction where we’re headed today. These top VC ‘voices’ on Twitter & LinkedIn are here influence our lives today, tomorrow, and in the distant future.

Keep the Team Together

If you really want to make your employees happy, stop thinking like a boss… and start thinking like an employee.

GLOBAL EVENTS

FOR BUDDING ENTREPRENEURS

Get That First Meeting

One big meeting can transform a startup—but how do you get in front of the right person? Six entrepreneurs share how they scored some coveted face time.

FOOD OUT OF THIN AIR

Finnish food-tech company, Solar Foods, has developed a revolutionary natural protein source that could be the solution to global hunger problem.

RETIRE RICH YOUNG

According to BILLIONAIRE’S WHO MADE IT HAPPEN

Business Magnates THEN & NOW

When it comes to inspiring business leaders, every generation has an abundance of extraordinary names to offer. Some names from the past are taught about in every management class the world over.

The Wizard of Whopper

Fernando Machado is the marketing genius who turned Burger King (and Popeyes!) into a buzzy, relevant, always-on-point brand. Here’s how he pulls it off.

“As We Get Bigger, We Need to Think Smaller"

When Ben Weprin founded Graduate Hotels, he thought he’d created an eccentric brand that would never really scale. Six years later, it’s raised nearly a billion dollars and is building bespoke lodging next to colleges nationwide. Now he’s wondering: How much can you grow a company that’s based on local charm?

Business/Unsual – Schmidt's Naturals – “Naivete Can Be Really Helpful”

Jaime Schmidt built and sold Schmidt’s Naturals for millions. Her advice: Don’t focus too much on the challenges ahead. Just get going.

Building a Family's Future

After his corporate career, a father wanted to set up his family for generations to come. Now he and his daughter run a Real Property Management franchise—together.

Calling Out Your Copycat

Founders are turning to social media to make noise when other brands encroach on their intellectual property. It’s a splashy way to defend your company, but can it actually help protect it?

Tutoring Business Startup Guide

Jump into the World of Education and Teach Students

Set Up a Good Flow

Establish an Inspiring Office Space with These Nine Steps!

Low-Cost Marketing Methods!

How a Small Business Can Look Good on a Budget

10 Small Business Ideas That You Can Consider for Spring

Spring is a time for renewal. The long winter has come and gone, replacing blustering winds, leafless trees and frosty mornings with newborn lambs and the first rays of summer. Flowers aren’t the only things that start to sprout up in spring though; it’s the perfect opportunity for a new small business to make its mark.

Interview with Rachel Levin

On Creating an Emotional Reaction in Her 14+ Million Subscribers, Her New Musical Endeavors, and Advice for Aspiring Vloggers

PROJECT RUNWAY

Far from the ‘fly-in’ properties of yesteryear, airport hotels are a breed apart

More Than Just Rewards

Points programs continue to evolve. So what does that mean for the future of loyalty?

High fidelity

The latest headphones combine superb sound with sleek looks

SAVING FACE

Biometrics continue to smooth the flow of travelers as more airports adopt the science

RISKY BUSINESS?

Taking care of your safety and security on the road means thinking ahead and staying aware

Land of Lights

Iceland is actually about 90% ice-free – and 100% charming

Into Africa

To visit Morocco is still like turning the pages of some illuminated Persian manuscript all embroidered with bright shapes and subtle lines. – Edith Wharton