Why Most Corporate Innovation Programs Fail — and How to Fix Them
In this article, I explain why corporate employees don’t act like intrapreneurs and share eight ways to unlock their potential.
The Download: how your data is being used to train AI, and why chatbots aren’t doctors
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. A major AI training data set contains millions of examples of personal data Millions of images of passports, credit cards, birth certificates, and other documents containing personally identifiable information are likely included in…
Why This Macbook Air Can be the Perfect Laptop for Cost-Conscious Business Owners
If you know where to look, these powerful, reliable computers are also very cost effective.
In-Person Shopping Made a Comeback This Holiday Season, According to a New Report. Here’s How Much Buyers Spent in Stores.
Holiday shoppers spent almost $1,000 each on gifts, decorations, and other related expenses this year.
It’s Time for Entrepreneurs to Expand to China — This Strategy Is the Smartest Choice
Historically, global companies have expanded into China through joint ventures with local companies. It is now easier than ever to expand into China alone through a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise.
How to Reinvent Yourself and Live the Wealthy, Purposeful Life That’s ‘Literally a Few Clicks Away,’ According to an Award-Winning Business Professor
Suzy Welch, professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business, reveals her proven methods for success.
The Tracking Card That Helps Entrepreneurs Stay on Top of Their Belongings
It’s your solution to knowing where your office swipe, keys, or wallet are.
Franchise Development Efforts in 2025 – What to Expect
A review of 2024 performance and predictions for the new year…
Ready to Invest? Explore the Top 10 Sandwich Franchises of 2024
Bite into the best sandwich franchises according to the 2024 Franchise 500 Ranking.
This international surveillance project aims to protect wheat from deadly diseases
When Dave Hodson walked through wheat fields in Ethiopia in 2010, it seemed as if everything had been painted yellow. A rust fungus was in the process of infecting about one-third of the country’s wheat, and winds had carried its spores far and wide, coating everything in their path. “The fields were completely yellow. You’d…