Category: Entrepreneur

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As we race toward the development of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), I find myself deeply pondering one crucial question: What will life actually look like for the average person in an AGI-powered world? With the Stargate Project, a $500 billion investment into AI infrastructure, announced by President…

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Financial due diligence (FDD) and audits are some of the tools investors use to assess a company’s actual financial conditions before investing. While both instruments are similar in many ways, they also have some crucial differences. Keep reading to learn what financial due diligence is and how it differs from audits. Due Diligence and Audits Pixabay FDDs…

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon dismissed the 1,312 employees who signed a petition calling for the bank to keep its hybrid work policy, telling workers in a Wednesday town hall meeting that the five-day return-to-office mandate would still go into effect. JPMorgan told its over 300,000 employees last month they would be required to be…

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The business world has always been about connections. But for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), those connections have traditionally been nearly impossible to make. While large corporations have teams dedicated to finding and pursuing tender opportunities, smaller businesses have been left struggling, watching potentially game-changing contracts slip through their fingers. Our mission with our tender…

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Looking Beyond LinkedIn for Real Business Relationships When it comes to networking, LinkedIn is often the first place people turn. And for good reason—it’s a powerful platform for connecting with industry professionals. But if you’re relying on LinkedIn alone to build your network, you could be missing out on deeper, more meaningful relationships. Genuine connections…

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Amazon issued a return-to-office (RTO) mandate in September calling its corporate employees back to the office by January 2. Over a month has passed since the mandate, and some Amazon employees have yet to see the office — because Amazon can’t find enough desks to hold its 350,000-person workforce. According to a Thursday report from…

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Turning a retirement account into funding for a new business might sound like a dream for many aspiring entrepreneurs. With ROBS, or Rollover for Business Startups, that dream can become a reality. This strategy allows you to use funds from a qualified retirement plan to invest in your own business without incurring early withdrawal penalties…

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During an initial consultation for dental implants, your dentist may answer common questions like “What are dental implants?” and let you know if they’re the right solution for you. Your dentist may also ask about your medical history, any medications you’re currently on, and your smoking and drinking habits. Providing accurate information about your current…

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Matthew DeChant, the CEO of Security Counsel, an information security management consultancy joins Enterprise Radio. Matt has 25 years of experience building information technology and security programs. This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Cybersecurity Channel. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Matthew DeChant discuss the following: Cybersecurity is viewed by many as…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Ten years ago, I stood on the edge of a tall, craggy rock with waves crashing dramatically around me. Three or four feet away, surrounded by foamy ocean surf, rose an even taller, craggier rock. The sun was hot, the air refreshingly cool. I was enjoying some…

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