Zelensky is once again complaining that Russia is receiving ballistic missiles from North Korea. The Kyiv Independent reported that he accused Moscow of preparing to receive additional North Korean ballistic missiles, declaring that Russia cannot continue the war without Pyongyang’s assistance. North Korean missiles have reportedly been used in attacks that killed Ukrainian civilians, and that deserves condemnation. But there is an obvious hypocrisy: Ukraine has spent years shopping the world for missiles, ammunition, aircraft, artillery, intelligence, and financing. Apparently, foreign missiles become an unacceptable internationalization of the war only when they are pointed in the opposite direction. Ukraine…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Kevin Walker saw the impact of search firsthand after optimizing his restaurant website. He worked with Popmenu and saw a spike in catering sales. You don’t have to understand SEO 100% to take advantage of its returns. Technology is moving faster than ever, but restaurant operators don’t need to use every new tool. They need to find the right ones and use them consistently to help grow their business. For Popmenu co-founder Brendan Sweeney, keeping up doesn’t mean doing everything. “It’s never been faster, and that means you gotta just…
I find these newly released messages because they expose once again how differently these people spoke privately compared with the absolute certainty projected upon the public. Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul have now released an initial batch of messages recovered from Anthony Fauci’s government-issued iPhone, reportedly containing more than 34,000 texts. In January 2021, while officials were discussing vaccination during pregnancy, Fauci himself raised a concern about the second dose and wrote that it “theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester.” That is Fauci’s language, not mine. Fauci said the second jab specifically raised fever…
It may be stalled growth, a customer segment that is not converting or a team issue that keeps resurfacing. Every business owner has a problem they know they need to address. To really solve the problem, business owners need dedicated time to focus, honest feedback from people who understand the stakes and a structured way to turn a broad source of frustration into a decision and a plan. That’s why we teamed up with Robert Irvine — the celebrity chef who has helped hundreds of struggling business owners on his show “Restaurant: Impossible” — to put together Overcoming Impossible Live,…
The world seems to have learned absolutely nothing from COVID. Governments destroyed supply chains through lockdowns, shortages spread from semiconductors to automobiles, freight rates exploded, inflation followed, and politicians then acted surprised when consumers could no longer afford the same standard of living. We are now watching another supply-chain shock develop, except this time the source is not government lockdowns. It is WAR, and the Strait of Hormuz is rapidly becoming the choke point through which the economic consequences will spread. Reuters reported that only SIX vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday. That compares with an average…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Early validation is not permanent validation — a product that solved a clear need six months ago can quietly drift from the problem it was built to address. What customers say and what they do are rarely the same — trust the behavior over the feedback, because purchasing patterns and drop-offs are more honest signals than anything in a survey. Founders are often taught to move quickly, listen to feedback and keep improving. That advice is useful, but it can also create a trap. When a product or business model…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways To find real leverage, entrepreneurs have to stop prompting for one-off tasks and start programming their core business logic into the system. Before committing capital to a new initiative, upload your plan into the AI model and ask it to find logical fallacies or identify potential risks or flaws in your approach. Replicate data-driven intuition, use AI to supercharge your SOP library, and decouple growth from headcount. The ultimate sign that you’ve mastered AI leverage is to create a system that reflects your judgment without requiring your presence. AI has…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Roughly three in four founders will regret selling their business within a year, even if they sell on their own terms at their target price. Most founders face a feeling of loss after selling their business, and the journey of transition and reinvention can be emotionally complex. When you run a company, being the founder is a bit part of who you are. When the business is sold, that part of your identity is gone, and you feel that loss regardless of how much money you made. The importance of…
Key Takeaways Greenhouse CEO Daniel Chait says the job market is competitive, with an average of 254 job applicants for each open role. His solution is to look past the biggest names in tech and business, like OpenAI, because they receive more interest. Instead, he advises candidates to identify the kind of work they want to do and target lesser-known employers doing similar work. If you’re finding that the job hunt feels unusually difficult, you’re not alone. Greenhouse CEO Daniel Chait recently told Fortune that the competition is staggering. On his company’s platform alone, 2,539 people apply for every 10…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Spend time in the field, where the problems are real. Firsthand exposure reveals challenges and opportunities that rarely show up from a distance. Be ready to change direction. Sometimes the right move is to step back and ask whether your current path still aligns with your long-term goals. Think global, act local. Most founders focus on local competition, but the real edge comes from spotting global trends before they hit your own market. Build credibility before visibility. Advertising can buy attention but not trust. Build relationships, understand the industry, educate…