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How a Black Media Mogul Built an Empire With a Love for Her PeopleCathy Hughes never set out to make Urban One into a media conglomerate. She just wanted to help Black people.
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Time Management Secrets of a Successful Latino EntrepreneurTry these practical tips to thrive in the fast-paced entrepreneurial world.
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Small Businesses Upbeat About 2024 Performance, Says Goldman Sachs SurveyWhile fundamental optimism is spreading, access to capital and high interest rates is stressing out Main Street and Wall Street.
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The Small Business Owner's Guide to ResilienceFocus on what you can control, and expect some challenges--you need them to grow.
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How Your Workplace Can Hack the Introvert AdvantageToday's workplaces are more introvert-friendly than ever before. Here's how to harness the strengths of your quieter employees.
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How This Crypto Entrepreneur Pivoted to Helping Catch Financial CriminalsMichael Gronager founded Chainalysis to safeguard the future of finance.
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Apple’s Royalty Premiums for Pricey Audio Format Sparks Indie Label FuryIndependent record labels producing some of the most inventive groups in music say Apple's 10 percent royalty bumpfor spatial audio recordings will...
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Target Just Made a Major Error With Its Black History Month ProductsThe retail giant pulled a Black History Month educational kit off shelves after a TikToker pointed out a mislabeling of historical figures....
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Are You Ready to Report? Most Business Aren't Prepared for the Corporate Transparency ActBut you'd better be. The 2021 law, something of a regulatory Catch-22, will require millions to report their beneficial owners.
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3 Lessons in Shifting Your Mindset From 'Me' to 'We'How I embraced collaboration while maintaining my entrepreneurial spirit.
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Hulu and Disney+ to Limit Password Settings on March 14The streaming services are limiting account sharing, and may be encouraged by Netflix's successful approach.
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Bill Gates-Backed Hybrid-Plane Startup Raises $107 millionBill Gates's Breakthrough Energy Ventures believes electric aircraft are key to cutting aviation emissions.
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The IPO Market Isn't Playing Ball With AmerAmer Sports, owned by a consortium of Chinese backers, went public on Thursday.
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Leadership Lessons Learned From 'The Boys in the Boat'Why synchronicity leads to success in the boat--and in the workplace.
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Amazon Could Soon Be Responsible for the Actions of Third-Party VendorsA potential order from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission may take small businesses off the hook for the quality of their products --...
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Apple's Vision Pro Launch Offers 600 Apps. Not Bad for an Expensive 'Failure'Naysayers have been slamming Apple's push into the AR/VR headset market with its $3,500 Vision Pro gadget. Looking at the official launch day, they...
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Google Co-Founder Larry Page Bought an Island in Puerto Rico. Here's How Rich You Have to Be to Do ThatEntrepreneurs can't resist buying their own, private paradises. Page has at least five.
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Jack Altman Launches $150 Million VC Fund For 'Earliest-Stage Companies'The co-founder of Lattice says his brother, Sam Altman, is "too big" to be involved in the new fund, Alt Capital.
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Mark Zuckerberg Calls Facebook a 'Leaner Company' as Meta's 2023 Profits SurgeOn an earnings call for Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Zuckerberg discussed the impact of layoffs and his plans to...
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Keller Williams to Pay $70 Million to Settle Real Estate Agent Commission LawsuitsLitigation reflects a push for greater transparency in home sales, clarity over compensation.
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Why Apple Is Pushing the Term 'Spatial Computing' Along With Its New Vision Pro HeadsetThe new coinage shuns "augmented reality" and "virtual reality" as CEO Tim Cook calls on people to experience the magic of its pricey new product.
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New York Community Bancorp Reignites Fears Over Regional BanksWhy their exposure to the commercial real estate industry could pose problems for entrepreneurs.
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Employees Are Prioritizing Benefits Over Salary, Taking Cues From EuropeThe latest edition of an annual compensation study shows U.S. employees increasingly prefer better health benefits to bumps in salary.
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More Layoffs Hit Okta, Zoom, and Facebook May Never go Back to Large-Scale HiringThe tech workplace has changed. Predictions that the layoff season would keep going have come true.
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Job Growth Jumps Up in JanuaryEmployers added a stronger-than-expected 353,000 jobs in January. Still, economists see evidence of a rebalancing economy.
