Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Velveeta’s microwaveable shells & cheese product takes just three and a half minutes to heat—among the quickest of quick lunches. Florida woman Amanda Ramirez claims it’s not that simple. Bloomberg | Getty Images Ramirez’s attorneys filed court documents with the U.S. District Court for the Southern District […]
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Venture investing has come a long way since being pioneered by Karl Compton, then president of MIT, almost 80 years ago in 1946. For early investors like Karl, acquiring a stake in a young business with immense growth potential looked very different than it does today. The
Fishtopher the “depressed” cat went viral after a Twitter user shared screenshots of his Petfinder profile. A Baltimore couple told Insider they drove two hours and waited in the cold to adopt him. Now they’re using his social media popularity to bring attention to other shelter animals. This story originally appeared on Business Insider. Courtesy
When choosing to fly on a discount airline, people usually aren’t expecting top-tier customer service in the event that they need assistance. Getty Images But Frontier Airlines’ latest move will ensure that no one will complain when calling customer service lines because the company is axing its customer service phone lines altogether. The airline announced
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The coronavirus pandemic isn’t officially over, but that didn’t stop millions of passengers who took to the air the Sunday after Thanksgiving. According to CNN, U.S. airports had their busiest day since December 26, 2019, with 2.6 million people passing through TSA checkpoints nationwide. Michael Kuhn |
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Elon Musk fired a shot in what could grow into a war with Apple Monday. The new owner of Twitter claimed the tech giant had essentially stopped buying ad space on the social media site and that company CEO Tim Cook hates “free speech.” Apple has mostly
You can’t be fired because a company doesn’t think you’re “fun” enough. Frédéric Soltan I Getty ImagesThe Court of Cassation in Paris. At least, that’s according to France’s highest court, The Court of Cassation, which ruled earlier this month that a man who was fired for not wanting to participate in certain company activities billed
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Life in business is a never-ending series of ebbs and flows. The moment we learn to surf one wave, conditions change and we must paddle furiously to catch the next. Change is a constant, not a single passing event. As leaders, we need to prepare accordingly. No
The “KIA” in any other image would probably be less confusing. Courtesy companyThe new Kia logo, which some say looks too much like In January 2021, car manufacturer Kia redesigned its formerly recognizable circular “KIA” logo, which it had in some format since 1994, to a more stylized depiction of the company’s name. But the
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Using a person’s face to authenticate themselves is something that humans have been doing for hundreds of thousands of years. New technological advancements have transformed how we interact with one another, and businesses especially are capitalizing on these advancements to verify identity. Those previous pillars of in-person