A Billionaire’s 25,000-Bottle Collection of ‘Rare’ and ‘Mythical’ Wines Is About to Be Auctioned — And It’s Expected to Fetch a Staggering Sum

For some, wine isn’t just for leisurely sipping, but for cherished collecting. Taiwanese billionaire, businessman and art collector Pierre Chen has amassed an impressive collection of wine over 40 years — 25,000 bottles of which will be up for auction next month and are valued at around $50 million, CNN reported. The Sotheby’s auction will…

5 Solopreneur Mindset Shifts and Why They’re Critical to Your Success

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In my work with solopreneurs, I’ve found nothing more challenging to their success than mindset. All the skills, talent, education, experience and credentials have rarely been able to overcome consistent mindset obstacles. My experiences have shown that shifting mindsets is significantly more effective than trying to change…

‘Control, Surveillance and Manipulation’: How TikTok’s Office Surveillance Could Backfire and Cost The Company Billions

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Recently, TikTok made headlines for the wrong reasons — introducing a badge monitoring app called MyRTO, aimed at enforcing its office attendance policy as part of a top-down return-to-office mandate. According to the New York Times, this app tracks employees’ badge swipes and can even penalize them…

Costco Isn’t Facing Devastating Surges in Theft Like Target and Walmart — and the Reason Is Very Simple

Shrinkage, the loss of inventory not due to sales, is plaguing some of the biggest names in U.S. retail — but not one of them. Costco‘s remained relatively unscathed by increasing theft, and its chief financial officer Richard Galanti offered a simple explanation during the company’s fourth-quarter earnings call: limiting self-checkout, TheStreet reported. Related: Walmart…