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The Silicon South Is Rising

When Scott Millwood was growing up and going to college near Greenville, South Carolina, he says, “I didn’t see it as a place where I’d want to live.” With the textile industry moving its mills to Asia, “the city faced a really tough transition.” Millwood remembers the grand old Poinsett Hotel, erected in 1925, sitting vacant downtown.

California's Stealth Startup Hub

Once a recurring punch line in Johnny Carson’s monologues, the agriculture-and-oil town of Bakersfield, California—home to the country’s most prolific carrot farm—is not the most obvious example of a West Coast startup hub.

What Makes A City Surge?

The best cities for new businesses in America aren’t always the ones you’d expect. Once again, Inc. and innovation policy company Startup Genome crunched the data to identify America’s hottest Surge Cities—and found there’s lots to learn from their successes.

Company Of The Year: Impossible Foods

Its first great feat was making veggie burgers sexy. Its second will be surviving success.

When Sleeping Rough Is The Only Way

The Supreme Court may review a lawsuit that’s made cities change how they treat the homeless

The Kremlin Shrugs At Climate Change

Russia continues to embrace fossil fuels despite growing concerns about global warming

The Business Cheering Brexit

Customs agents are getting ready for a boom from the extra paperwork needed to keep goods moving

Rethinking The Soros Fortune

The head of the legendary asset management shop has pulled back from risk

Old Age Could Be A Beauty Gold Mine

Cosmetics demand among seniors worldwide is growing fast. Japan, home to the oldest populace, is leading the way

Is Tennessee's Free College Program A Model For The Nation?

The four-year-old policy has boosted enrollment, but dropout rates remain high

CEOs Get A Buyback Bonus

When companies buy their own shares, executives are quick to cash out

Amazon's About-Face On Hardware

In a major reversal, the company is selling hybrid cloud systems, including server racks

SpaceX Starship at 0.1% cost per launch of NASA's $2 Million

From a historical perspective, SpaceX’s Starship is nothing less than the setting for the next evolutionary step for mankind.

Mass Timber Takes Off

Wood is back in fashion as construction material with architects and is increasingly being used to replace steel and concrete in buildings as a sustainable choice.

World's Largest Starbucks Opens in Chicago

Starbucks coffee is a ubiquitous part of an early morning rush for thousands of people all over the world.

World's Most Valuable Private Companies

Generally, big corporations are publicly traded companies but there are some who want to chart the private path and grow on their terms. The advantages for such companies are many; they have no shareholders to report to and no stifling governmental rules hindering their growth. Before writing about the most valued private companies in the world, it is imperative that we define the valuation methods employed at rating such companies.

Most Influential Business YouTube Channels

YouTube has become one of the most influential media for entertainment, education, business, and other information exchange. There are several business YouTube Channels in the global context that are present in the virtual world and subscribed by millions for daily viewership. The contents and graphics in these channels help the business decision-makers to learn new concepts understand changing business scenarios and develop new skills to perform better on the business front. The following are the top ten most influential business YouTube Channels in the global context as of 20th November 2019.

Top US Schools for Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship is a long, hard, and a lonely life fraught with challenges. But the one single thing that will help you get through tough times is having a clear vision of what you want to become. Here, perseverance is almost meaningless if you don’t know where you’re going and how you’ll do it. So, before you begin this journey, there are two tracks to choose from: you simply set off on this journey, or attend a college or university dedicated to choosing the much-needed skills to survive the bumpy ride ahead.

Warby Parker Wants To Be The Warby Parker Of Contact Lenses

The pioneering online retailer is expanding into an $11 billion market. It's "bigger than, like, selling mattresses"

Viral ‘Smart Bombs' Vs. The Superbugs

Drugmakers are investing in phage therapy as a possible answer to antibiotic resistance

South Africa's Epidemic Of Hate

From the highest levels to the grassroots, the country is scapegoating migrants from the rest of the continent

How To Save Amtrak. Or Ruin It

The head of America’s passenger rail system isn’t particularly attached to trains. Maybe that’s a good thing

Is China Still GM's Promised Land?

As the carmaker plays catch-up on EVs, Chinese consumers are turning away

Penang Looks Like A Trade War Winner

Malaysia’s electronics manufacturing hub is drawing renewed interest as China and the U.S. battle

Google's Defense Dilemma

The company wants the military’s business. Most of its employees don’t

THE GENE Geme

EPIGENETICS IS SET TO PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN THE FUTURE OF THERAPEUTICS

ROLLING IN THE DEEP

MALCOLM DRILLING GOES ALL IN TO DELIVER PEERLESS RESULTS EVERY TIME.

REDEFINING Hospitality

UNIDINE LIFESTYLES PROVIDES COMFORT AND NUTRITION TO RESIDENTS OF SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES

THE LOGISTICS OF COMPASSION

How supply chain companies get involved with charities

PLASTIC BUILDING

RECYCLED PLASTICS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY