Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Can two words change the trajectory of a small business? To this and many other business questions, the owner of Starbright Floral in New York City, Nic Faitos, says, “Why not?” This seemingly simple question opened his business up to limitless possibilities. He learned every venture might […]
On Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a birth control pill, Opill, to be sold without a prescription in the United States, the first time that oral contraception has been made available over the counter in the country. The manufacturer, Perrigo Company, plans to release Opill in early 2024 through stores and online
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Smartphones, tablets and other internet-powered devices have forever changed how consumers shop. Instead of going to friends and family for a referral on a product or brand, shoppers now comb through online reviews before visiting your store or making that next purchase. With review sites now an
A ride on Greyhound bus number 1675 turned deadly on Wednesday. The westbound bus crashed into three commercial vehicles that were parked along an exit ramp near a rest stop on Interstate 70 around 2 a.m., according to Illinois State Police. The collision killed three people on board the bus and left several others with
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The temptation to live beyond our means is stronger than ever. The relentless exposure to the “good life” and the rise of social media has normalized aspirational living, creating a culture of spending and financial insecurity. Lifestyle creep, the phenomenon of one’s spending and standard of living increasing with their income, is the number one
In Santa Cruz, California, surfers are being terrorized by an “aggressive” sea otter biting their boards and forcing them to swim ashore. “At first, we were like, ‘Look how cute?’ But then it bit down on the board and chewed off a piece, and we were like. ‘What’s going on?’” Joon Lee, an Apple software
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In this article, I would like to focus on one significant trait that some investors possess — an entrepreneurial background that enables them to establish strong connections with startups and better understand the ‘pains’ and challenges new founders face. Based on my personal experience as an entrepreneur
Twitter might be unraveling in the face of Threads‘ rapidly growing user base, but its billionaire owner Elon Musk already has his sights set on another project. Musk announced on Wednesday the creation of the new company xAI, which centers on artificial intelligence, CNN Business reported. Related: Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg Feud Again as
Remote work continues to dominate the workplace culture, with high-paying companies now looking at international talent, hiring foreign employees to fill vacant positions that would’ve otherwise cost them double or triple for the same workers in their home country. Across several regions, companies are hiring employees outside of their borders, as many of them benefit