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How to Know When You Truly Have a Breakthrough Product
Going against the grain is not uncommon for entrepreneurs.Melissa Bernstein has done itfor 30 years.
AI Seen Cutting Worker Numbers, Survey By Staffing Company Adecco Shows
Tech companies, including global giants Google and Microsoft, have embarked on a wave of layoffs in recent months as they shift their focus to systems like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's chatbot Gemini.
The 6 Traits You Need To Succeed in the AI-Accelerated Workplace
The digital workplace is transforming as AI copilots become commonplace.
Exclusive-Google Parent Alphabet Weighs Offer For HubSpot, Sources Say
A deal for HubSpot would expand Google's offerings in the booming market for customer relationship management (CRM) software.
Elon Musk Is Mysteriously Re-Verifying X Accounts as the Platform Cleanses Bots, Spam
Some users noticed that blue checkmarks had re-appeared on their accounts this week.
5 Ways You Might Be Cheating on Your Taxes — And Why You Will Get Caught
Are you cheating on your business taxes — or thinking about it? Think again.
Save $100 on Lifetime Access to an App That Makes It Simpler to Eat Healthy and Lose Weight
Don't miss this discounted solution toward achieving health goals.
Entrepreneurs are Already Active Along Monday’s Solar Eclipse Pathway
Business owners within the 70-mile-wide swath of total darkness during the April 8 total eclipse are renting whatever rooms, cars, or anything else they still have left.
Meta's New Deepfake Rules Require 'Made with AI' Label
Alerting users to altered media content is a step in self-policingdisinformation in the months before the presidential election.
Apple to Lay Off More Than 600 Workers
In its first major post-pandemic layoff, Apple finally follows tech peers in cutting jobs.
Earthquake Centered Near New York City Rattles the Northeast
The reported 4.8 magnitude quake, centered in New Jersey, was one of the largest ever in a region that doesn't get many. Reports from Philadelphia to Massachusetts expressed surprise and worries.
A Surprisingly Large Percentage of Hiring Managers Don't Want to Hire Gen Z — or Older Workers
At one point, "nobody wanted to hire" millennials, "and now they're the age group that's biased against everybody else," said the chief career advisor at Resume Builder.
How New Businesses Can Create a Content Marketing Strategy
Follow these steps to develop and execute an effective content marketing plan for your business.
I Hire a New Employee Every Week. Here's What This Practice Has Taught Me About Hiring and Recruiting
Follow my strategies for recruiting and building an A-list team.
I Was Poached and Then Laid Off 60 Days Later. I Was Embarrassed to Talk About It, but Doing So Helped Me Get My Next Job.
Posting on LinkedIn about being let go helped lead to new connections and, ultimately, a new job.
Decoding entrepreneurial hustle and rest
In the dynamic world of entrepreneurship, the term “hustle” is frequently bandied about. It refers to the relentless pursuit of success, the tireless work ethic, and the unwavering determination that...
Chill Out: AI Won't Steal Jobs, Says Consortium of AI-Building Tech Giants
Google, IBM, Microsoft and more say tackling AI's worrisome future is more a question of teaching the right skills to millions of people. Millions and millions.
U.S. Job Growth Jumped in March
Employers added 303,000 jobs in March, trumping forecasts.
I've Had a Secret Side Hustle for Decades. It Keeps Tens of Thousands of Dollars in My Pocket — and Gets Me Into Places I Wouldn't Go Otherwise.
When Cliff Smith lost his job, he picked up an under-the-radar gig that would make it possible to keep dining out — something he and his wife love to do.
The Founders of Scott's Protein Balls Share How a Health Crisis Turned Into a Business Opportunity
Lori and Scott Levine created their company when they couldn't find the product they were looking for on the market.
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