I warned from the start when Zelensky pretended to be elected, that this was the man the Neocons hand-selected to start World War III. At every possible oportunity, he has been desperately creating false flags, lying, and promoting even nuclear war where NATO should nuke Russia before Russia nukes Europe. Zelensky is claiming the ship was in NATO waters was sunk by Russia and therefore he wants the world to destroy Russia now. Any world leader you agrees with this nut-job, belongs in the same padded cell with him for life imprisonment. That is far worse than the death…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A website redesign often exposes unresolved business decisions, not just design problems. When everything is treated as equally important, the user is forced to sort through the company’s internal ambiguity. Deciding what to remove can be more valuable than deciding what to add. The strongest redesigns clarify which audiences, offers, and priorities the business wants to carry forward. Website redesigns often begin with familiar complaints: The site looks dated, navigation has become difficult, conversion is underperforming, or the business has outgrown what was built years ago. Those are valid reasons…
Key Takeaways Citi, a $215 billion bank, is locked in a talent war with private equity firms. In the latest move, Citi announced this week that it is shortening its investment banking analyst program from three years to two. As a result, junior bankers have a quicker path to promotion. Citi is giving junior bankers a faster way up. It’s the $215 billion bank’s latest move in a talent war with private equity. According to a recent Bloomberg report, Citi is shortening its investment banking analyst program from three years to two, allowing junior bankers a quicker path to associate…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Owners know their companies better than anyone, and that familiarity can create blind spots when it comes to capital, people, earnings and succession planning. Weakness in one of these areas typically creates problems in the others, so they should be examined together and early to preserve the owner’s freedom to decide what comes next. Capital, talent, earnings and succession deserve attention before a crisis or transaction forces the issue. Treat them as ongoing responsibilities to preserve more choices and build a stronger company. The most expensive problems in a business…
Key Takeaways Sarina Virk Torrendell left a high-six-figure job at Amazon in September 2025 while pregnant with her third child to launch YouPop. YouPop is an AI-powered system for creators that uses their cross-platform data to identify opportunities specific to them. Her main founder lesson is to listen to feedback but maintain conviction in the opportunity. When Sarina Virk Torrendell decided to leave Amazon in September 2025, she knew that the safer choice was to stay put. Torrendell had spent two decades building a consumer technology career. Her compensation at Amazon was in the high six figures, enough to support…
Starting this week, Utahns can get an acne prescription without ever seeing a doctor. It’s the first time a state has let AI stand in for a real-life physician, Bloomberg reports. Patients scan their face in the app from telehealth startup Nolla Health. The AI scores the severity of their acne and recommends one of eight approved topical treatments. The app costs about $5 a month, with meds running around $50 a month. That’s a lot cheaper than a typical dermatology visit, which runs $150 to $300 Doctors aren’t entirely out of the loop. A physician reviews the first 100…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways AI rankings are temporary; the framework machines use to judge vendors can last. You do not need to invent a category to lead one; define the problem, establish the standard buyers should use and explain how success should be measured before competitors get to write the rules. In April, another agency launched a “Machine Relations” practice. It announced the service on a national newswire, published its pricing and called Machine Relations “the emerging discipline of AI search visibility.” It didn’t mention where the name came from. I coined the term…
Happy Joe’s Pizza & Ice Cream has new owners. A group of Quad Cities investors acquired the 54-year-old chain’s franchising company and three company-owned restaurants in Iowa, QSR reports. Terms weren’t disclosed. Founder Joe Whitty opened the first location in Davenport in 1972, and the chain claims it invented taco pizza two years later. At its peak, Happy Joe’s had about 100 locations, according to Axios. Whitty sold his majority stake in 2017, and the new parent company filed for bankruptcy in 2022. Today the brand has 34 U.S. restaurants and six in Egypt. New president Carlos Araujo says the…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Social platforms may be winning the attention game, but real community is built when people return to the same conversations, recognize one another and feel that their presence changes what happens next. As AI makes entertaining content cheaper and more endless, the products that stand out may be the ones that give users a reason to stay with people. Watch time and views still matter, but they cannot fully capture the value of a user who comes back because a creator or community remembers them.u003cbru003eu003cbru003eu003cbru003e If someone spends 60 minutes…
Key Takeaways A new study shows that Gen Z is cutting back on dining out, haircuts and other everyday spending to save money for trips. Gen Z feels that homeownership is increasingly out of reach. Rather than abandoning spending entirely, many Gen Zers are reallocating their budgets toward travel. Gen Z is cutting costs everywhere — except at the airport. A new report from Fox Business’ The Big Money Show shows that Gen Z is abandoning everyday splurges but refuses to give up travel. According to a Future Partners study, 43.6% of Gen Z take spontaneous leisure trips very frequently…