The Cost of Ambition Is Finally Catching Up With Women in Business

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways The rise of “soft life” and “tradwife” trends reflects workplace dissatisfaction, not a lack of ambition. Women’s hard work hasn’t translated into equal rewards. Despite their efforts, women continue to face pay disparities, motherhood-related earnings lossesRead More

Telling an Agency Exactly What to Build Can Limit Your Results. Here’s What to Share Instead.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways Define the business problem and desired outcomes before prescribing pages, templates or technology solutions. Separate true requirements from assumptions so agencies know where they can challenge and recommend. Evaluate agencies by the questions they ask, theRead More

Why YouTube Marketing Is the New Backbone of Digital Discovery

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways Video content helps businesses build trust and establish authority while improving visibility across traditional search engines, voice assistants and AI-powered search tools. Use descriptive titles, clear descriptions and transcripts to help search engines and AI toolsRead More

Your Best Customers Are Already Out There. Here’s Why You Keep Missing Them.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways Customer acquisition isn’t a volume problem; it’s a targeting problem, and most businesses are solving the wrong one. Your first-time buyer, repeat buyer and best customer are three different people, so stop marketing to them asRead More

Your Business Is Successful, So Why Are You Still Chasing Approval?

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Listen to this post Key Takeaways Recognition feels satisfying until it becomes the only measure of whether a win counts. Founders are prone to keep arguing with old critics long after customers have already answered the question and proved the critics wrong.Read More

I Created a Sneaky Sustainable Product to Change the Way You Snack. It Saw About $20,000 in Sales Before Launch.

Listen to this post Key Takeaways Leopold wanted to build a regenerative cookie brand with a taste that appeals to consumers. She raised about $700,000 to get Joy Supply off the ground earlier this year. The business drew rapid inbound interest and is expanding its retail presence. This as-told-to storyRead More

One of the ‘Scariest’ Jobs in the U.S. Pays $335,550 a Year, New Data Reveals

Listen to this post Key Takeaways New research from resume.io ranks the scariest jobs in the U.S. by median salary. Researchers analyzed 23 U.S. occupations associated with fear, danger, death or the macabre. You might find the idea of working for decades before you can retire a bit frightening, butRead More

Toys ‘R’ Us Is Opening 120 Stores by Thanksgiving. Here’s Why Some Toymakers Are Nervous.

Listen to this post Toys “R” Us is racing to open 120 new stores by Thanksgiving, but some of the toymakers it needs to stock its shelves aren’t eager to play along, the New York Post reports. Go! Retail Group, which runs the stores under license from brand owner WHPRead More

McDonald’s Says There’s Such a Thing as a Bad Big Mac. Now It’s Training 2 Million Workers to Taste the Difference.

Listen to this post Not every Big Mac is created equal. McDonald’s is now asking its workers to taste bad Big Macs so they can tell the difference. The fast-food giant is rolling out the largest training effort in its history, coaching all 2 million of its restaurant workers worldwideRead More

David Ellison’s Skydance Is Giving Employees a Choice: Come Into the Office 5 Days a Week or Take a Buyout

Paramount and Warner Bros. employees who aren’t ready to give up working in their sweats from home now have a big choice to make. Staffers across Skydance, the company newly formed by the merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, were told this week that they’ll soon have to workRead More