Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Do you think the world of art is separate from work at the office? You might be surprised at just how many benefits will result from the mixture of the two. Art is a creative, dynamic expression, and through the combination of art and networking, you and […]
Instagram and Twitter have made waves recently for offering verification programs where users can pay to have their profiles accompanied by a coveted blue checkmark. Once a status symbol, verification used to be a way for users to determine if the name associated with the profile they were viewing or interacting with was in fact
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Calls to ban TikTok have reached a fever pitch, with talks of banning it outright in the U.S. — a move that would affect all 150 million American users, including millions of small businesses. TikTok CEO Shou Chew’s congressional testimony in late March was mostly an opportunity
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Despite OpenAI’s recent success — particularly with the widespread use of ChatGPT — the company’s programs aren’t perfect, and like any new technology, there are going to be bugs that need to be fixed. This week, the artificial intelligence company announced it will be rolling out a “Bug Bounty Program” in partnership with Bugcrowd Inc.,
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Somewhere, a future founder is chewing on an idea that could change the world. Not this year, given the state of the economy and funding and SVB-fueled turmoil, but 2024 will be the year to bring that idea to life. What that would-be founder doesn’t yet know
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. During these highly-polarized times in America, we see some people weaponizing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) as a means to grow political power. Their premise: meaningful engagement in diversity, equity, and inclusion conversations and programs is about pursuing political correctness and a liberal social agenda. The weaponization
Millions of Americans are feeling the pressure of inflation. Today, more than half, or 58%, are living paycheck to paycheck, per the CNBC Your Money Financial Confidence Survey, CNBC reported. Related: Survey: A Majority of Americans Are Living Paycheck to Paycheck Additionally, about 70% of the people surveyed who reported living paycheck-to-paycheck admitted to feeling
Macroeconomic headwinds-induced volatility and the associated recessionary fears are anticipated to linger for a while, even though inflation is cooling down. Given this backdrop, the strong fundamentals of mid-cap stock Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ) might make it a solid buy. In contrast, fundamentally weak mid-cap stocks Valvoline (VVV) and Axos Financial (AX) could be avoided now.