Monthly Archives: September 2022

‘Labor Hoarding’ Might Save You From Layoffs

With the economy slowing down, you would think that layoffs would be ratcheting up. But that’s not the case. Despite high-profile layoffs at companies such as Netflix, Snap, and Better.com, the national average of layoffs hasn’t changed much in many months, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economists are citing a phenomenon called “labor…

This $20 Copywriting Tool Makes Formatting Big Documents Easy

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. The remote working world has made many things easier for people. No more commuting, fewer minutes wasted in…

Starting a Business in Retirement: 10 Things to Know in 2022

Starting a business in retirement is a road less frequented by many individuals, and while it might seem impossible at first, thousands of retirees start businesses every year, leveraging their experience and knowledge to get their small empire off the ground. Due – Due At first, it might seem strange having to start a business…

This $40 Apple Pencil Alternative is Perfect for Creators

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. Today, more people are familiar with the term “digital nomad.” With many offices around the world still offering…

How Low Will Stocks Go?

It is now clear the summer bear market rally is over. Now we are descending back into bear market territory with a retest of the S&P 500 (SPY) lows at 3,636 a very likely occurrence. But is that bottom or might we be in store for even more pain? 40 year investment veteran Steve Reitmeister…

Bear Market Cure

The 20% loss for the S&P 500 (SPY) this year does not really tell the story of the pain inflicted on the average investor. Most individuals were piled up in the most popular tech names. And there losses of 30 to 50% are far too common. Yet during all this time Tim Biggam unveiled a…

‘Losing $1 Million a Month’: Broadway’s Longest-Running Show Is Closing

After nearly 35 years of delighting audiences on Broadway, The Phantom of the Opera is closing. The final performance will take place on February 18, when the masked Phantom and the famed falling chandelier will make their last appearance—at least in New York. The show opened in New York in 1988 and has had the…

Not Using a Sales Stack? Your Competitors Are. What Is It, and Why Do You Need One?

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The days when salespeople would rely on a Rolodex and a phone are long gone. In today’s tech-driven world, the most effective sales teams rely heavily on a variety of sales software that streamlines their work and helps them engage more effectively with prospects and leads. In…

‘Next Level Insulting’: The Wife of Celsius Network’s CEO Is Selling T-Shirts That Say ‘Unbankrupt Yourself’ in Reference the Now-Bankrupt Crypto Company’s Slogan

Celsius Network told customers to “Unbank Yourself” — then went bankrupt, leaving users’ deposits in the lurch — and now Krissy Machinsky, the wife of Celsius CEO and founder Alex Mashinsky, is selling T-shirts that say “Unbankrupt Yourself.” Actor Ben McKenzie, who played Ryan Atwood on “The O.C.” (and now a cryptocurrency critic and soon-to-be…

Truck Crashes and Empties Contents Full of Adult Entertainment Toys All Over Highway

An accident on 1-40 in Oklahoma was so shocking that it even made a local news team blush. News 9 via TwitterNews 9 via Twitter A semi-truck crashed off of the interstate near Mustang Road in Oklahoma City and spilled what appears to be hundreds of dildos and lubricant all over the highway, stopping traffic…