COMMENT : I honestly have to commend you for reporting the actual truth. You are the only one reporting the reality of Ukraine. It does appear that Trump is starting to listen to you, hopefully. Everything you have said—from Iran to Zelensky being the problem rather than Putin—runs counter to all the European press. The fake news is becoming so obvious. I now understand your forecast for 2032. We have to go through this chaos to achieve political reform. Thank you, God bless. Terry REPLY: I am not 100% sure whether Trump is listening or whether he even knows…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Full AI editing tends to fail in a specific, repeatable way. A new prompt to fix one small issue often breaks something that was previously fine, turning editing into an endless loop instead of a finished product. A video doesn’t have to look bad to feel like AI made it. Pacing, transitions and small creative choices can be technically fine and still read as hollow, and viewers notice even when they can’t say why. AI is genuinely useful for narrow, mechanical work. Motion graphics, basic cleanup, noise and color correction…
The September Consumer Price Index has come in at 3.7%, up from 3.4% in August, with prices rising another 0.6% in a single month. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the largest monthly increase in five months, driven primarily by energy. Gasoline jumped 9.1% in September alone, accounting for more than half of the monthly increase, while the overall energy index rose 5.2%. The politicians and economists continue talking about inflation as though these monthly reports represent the entire cost-of-living problem. They seem incapable of understanding that Americans are paying these increases ON TOP of the massive inflation that has…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Employees are finding ways to incorporate AI into their work faster than many organizations can create policies, norms or expectations around its use. The leadership question is no longer simply, “Should our people use AI?” It’s: “Are the ways people are using AI strengthening the culture we say we want or unintentionally working against it?” In the past few years, the use of AI has accelerated. An employee asks AI a question they once would have discussed with a colleague. A presentation that used to take all day is ready before lunch. Is this a good change?…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Artificial intelligence is moving beyond content creation and productivity tools into specialized business workflows. The next advantage may be using AI to remove operational bottlenecks, accelerate product development and turn ideas into execution faster — without requiring larger teams or significantly higher costs. For the past few years, much of the conversation around artificial intelligence in business has centered on productivity: writing emails, creating marketing content, summarizing meetings and analyzing spreadsheets. Those applications are useful, but they may represent only the first phase of AI adoption. The more significant opportunity…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways When you are working for someone who is a bully, we may use power dynamics as an excuse — but normalizing this behavior is part of the problem. Call out bad behavior when you see or experience it. Keep a record of the facts: when it happened, what happened, if anyone else was present and how it impacted your work. You will want to use this documentation in the future if you decide to contact an employment lawyer. When your boss is the bully, speaking up can feel really risky,…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways There’s no rule that says these business relationships have to be cheap or temporary. In fact, some of my most fruitful connections started out in very network-y ways, and quickly blossomed into something much more durable. To maintain these valuable connections, cast a wider net than feels natural, give before you need anything and let the relationship stay light. “Networking.” Perhaps no other word inspires such panic in the introvert’s heart. The idea of standing around in a soulless hotel ballroom, trying to deftly balance a small plate of food…
Dave’s Hot Chicken continues to bring the heat. The chain opened its 500th restaurant in Phoenix on October 8, according to Food & Beverage Magazine. Those are impressive numbers for a business three childhood friends launched in 2017 with $900, portable fryers and folding tables in an East Hollywood parking lot. Wetzel’s Pretzels co-founder Bill Phelps signed on to franchise the concept in 2019. In 2025, private equity firm Roark Capital, which also owns Subway, bought a majority stake at a valuation of about $1 billion. The pace hasn’t slowed. In April, Dave’s opened a record eight restaurants in a…
QUESTION: Why are you pro-Russia vs. Ukraine? Aren’t you on the your side? Gerald ANSWER: I have been screaming and yelling at the top of my lungs to the point that I have even been losing my voice. Having a computer that has forecast every geopolitical event might at last start getting through. You will see that Trump will never be given credit for preventing a war, but he seems to be honestly trying. I was asked to write the peace plan and to get it to Putin, which showed me that they were at least serious.…
Key Takeaways Work managers can’t agree on who is responsible for AI mistakes, according to a new study. About one-quarter of respondents pointed to the employee using the agent, while another quarter blamed that employee’s manager. Companies like Google, OpenAI and Meta are giving AI systems greater responsibility, increasing the potential impact of errors. When AI makes a mistake, the blame game begins. Researchers at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania recently found that managers are divided over who is responsible when AI systems make “consequential” errors. Their recent study found a growing accountability issue as businesses hand…