It’s not uncommon to hear horror stories about ruined credit scores caused by credit card debt. After all, It’s important to remember that using credit cards comes with some risks, and you may be nervous if this is your first time using one. Most notably, falling into credit card debt. However, taking advantage of rewards,…
The S&P 500 (SPY) has soared through the first half of the year. Even more impressive are the tech stocks in the Nasaq having a stellar first act on the year. But that is then…and this is now. That is why investment veteran, Steve Reitmesiter, shares his latest views on the market including 2nd half…
In an effort to attract and retain workers, employers offer nontraditional perks across various industries. It is not uncommon for companies to implement summer office hours, such as Fridays off or reduced work hours, in order to give their employees a break. The history of Summer Fridays isn’t clear. However, some sources say it began…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. At first glance, the idea of advertising as a living thing can seem strange or even nonsensical. But the history of advertising shows us that it is indeed a living, evolving entity. Advertisements in the 1800s were primarily published in newspapers, city directories and other print publications.…
This story originally appeared on Business Insider. Before I knew it, I had destroyed my life. I was a rail-thin 19-year-old, and I was so poor, I spent every morning walking through fast food drive-thrus so I could collect enough change to buy a candy bar and a soda to hold me over for the…
Royal Caribbean’s new cruise ship, Icon of the Seas, has completed its initial round of sea trials and set sail on the open water for the first time, the cruise line announced in June. After four days of preliminary testing with over 2,000 specialists, the ship returned to the Meyer Turku shipyard in Finland for…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In the ever-evolving landscape of the business world, resilience is key. The ability to weather storms, adapt to change and emerge stronger is what separates leaders from followers. However, this resilience isn’t a product of sheer will alone — it requires a certain degree of foresight, strategy…
The Jetsons may not be far off from the future. The world’s first flying car is one step closer to reality after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved it for Special Airworthiness Certification, allowing the company to begin testing flights this month. Alef Aeronautics “Model A” flying car is fully electric and drivable on the…
A Morning Consult survey from June found that despite rampant inflation, 65% of Americans “intentionally” purchased domestically-produced goods over foreign-produced ones within the past year, with 43% making it a “priority.” One company seeing this trend firsthand is American Giant, a San Francisco-based retailer whose merchandise is made in the U.S. The company says it…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In entrepreneurship, success often lies in challenging the status quo and embracing risks that others shy away from. It begins with a spark — a bold idea that sets the foundation for a groundbreaking startup. Think about Steve Jobs and his audacious vision of bringing a computer…