Bloomberg Businessweek
Is Tennessee's Free College Program A Model For The Nation?
The four-year-old policy has boosted enrollment, but dropout rates remain high
5 min  |
December 09, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
CEOs Get A Buyback Bonus
When companies buy their own shares, executives are quick to cash out
4 min  |
December 09, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Amazon's About-Face On Hardware
In a major reversal, the company is selling hybrid cloud systems, including server racks
6 min  |
December 09, 2019
Industry Leaders
SpaceX Starship at 0.1% cost per launch of NASA's $2 Million
From a historical perspective, SpaceXâs Starship is nothing less than the setting for the next evolutionary step for mankind.
2 min  |
December 2019
Industry Leaders
Mass Timber Takes Off
Wood is back in fashion as construction material with architects and is increasingly being used to replace steel and concrete in buildings as a sustainable choice.
4 min  |
December 2019
Industry Leaders
World's Largest Starbucks Opens in Chicago
Starbucks coffee is a ubiquitous part of an early morning rush for thousands of people all over the world.
2 min  |
December 2019
Industry Leaders
World's Most Valuable Private Companies
Generally, big corporations are publicly traded companies but there are some who want to chart the private path and grow on their terms. The advantages for such companies are many; they have no shareholders to report to and no stifling governmental rules hindering their growth. Before writing about the most valued private companies in the world, it is imperative that we define the valuation methods employed at rating such companies.
3 min  |
December 2019
Industry Leaders
Most Influential Business YouTube Channels
YouTube has become one of the most influential media for entertainment, education, business, and other information exchange. There are several business YouTube Channels in the global context that are present in the virtual world and subscribed by millions for daily viewership. The contents and graphics in these channels help the business decision-makers to learn new concepts understand changing business scenarios and develop new skills to perform better on the business front. The following are the top ten most influential business YouTube Channels in the global context as of 20th November 2019.
4 min  |
December 2019
Industry Leaders
Top US Schools for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurship is a long, hard, and a lonely life fraught with challenges. But the one single thing that will help you get through tough times is having a clear vision of what you want to become. Here, perseverance is almost meaningless if you donât know where youâre going and how youâll do it. So, before you begin this journey, there are two tracks to choose from: you simply set off on this journey, or attend a college or university dedicated to choosing the much-needed skills to survive the bumpy ride ahead.
5 min  |
December 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Warby Parker Wants To Be The Warby Parker Of Contact Lenses
The pioneering online retailer is expanding into an $11 billion market. It's "bigger than, like, selling mattresses"
9 min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Viral âSmart Bombs' Vs. The Superbugs
Drugmakers are investing in phage therapy as a possible answer to antibiotic resistance
3 min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
South Africa's Epidemic Of Hate
From the highest levels to the grassroots, the country is scapegoating migrants from the rest of the continent
8 min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
How To Save Amtrak. Or Ruin It
The head of Americaâs passenger rail system isnât particularly attached to trains. Maybe thatâs a good thing
10+ min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Is China Still GM's Promised Land?
As the carmaker plays catch-up on EVs, Chinese consumers are turning away
5 min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Penang Looks Like A Trade War Winner
Malaysiaâs electronics manufacturing hub is drawing renewed interest as China and the U.S. battle
3 min  |
November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Google's Defense Dilemma
The company wants the militaryâs business. Most of its employees donât
10+ min  |
November 25, 2019
The BOSS Magazine
THE GENE Geme
EPIGENETICS IS SET TO PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN THE FUTURE OF THERAPEUTICS
3 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
ROLLING IN THE DEEP
MALCOLM DRILLING GOES ALL IN TO DELIVER PEERLESS RESULTS EVERY TIME.
9 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
REDEFINING Hospitality
UNIDINE LIFESTYLES PROVIDES COMFORT AND NUTRITION TO RESIDENTS OF SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES
4 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
THE LOGISTICS OF COMPASSION
How supply chain companies get involved with charities
3 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
PLASTIC BUILDING
RECYCLED PLASTICS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
4 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
FEED THE WORLD
FOOD DONATION SERVICES AND CHARITABLE RESTAURANTS DIVERTING LEFTOVERS FROM THE TRASH TO THE TABLE
3 min  |
November 2019
The BOSS Magazine
DISRUPTING-THE PAYCHECK
FINTECH STARTUPS ARE MAKING PAYDAY MORE FLEXIBLE
3 min  |
November 2019
Entrepreneur
Learning To Work Together
When four friends decided to open a Coder School franchise together, they were nervous about what it could mean for their relationship. So they created a structure that left no room for gray areas.
3 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
Pure Barre's Ultimate Workout
The fitness brand pushes customers to be the best they can be. As company president, Sarah Luna is challenging the business to do the same. by STEPHANIE SCHOMER
2 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
A Hand To Hold
CLOSE TO THE HEART A necklace featuring her mother's thumbprint lends Lacouture constant support.
1 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
What If Your Product Doesn't Sell?
Jesse Wolfe created a delicious hummus that people loved, but he struggled to make big sales. Then he discovered that to succeed, you have to spot the opportunity in failure.
3 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
First, Get Investors. Then, Make the Product
When she set out to launch the new paint brand Clare, Nicole Gibbons was told to build first and raise money later. But to really create the startup she wanted, sheâd have to go in reverse.
3 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
Want To Keep Employees? Educate Them
Franchises struggle to attract and retain good entry-level workers. Thatâs why many are starting to pay for their employeesâ education. The results are goodâbut franchises still have a lot to learn.
10 min  |
December 2019
Entrepreneur
Stop Doing What People Hate!
Jesse Cole built a baseball team from scratch into the Savannah Bananas, the hottest ticket in town. Now he has a lesson for every CEO who wants to turn a company around:
10+ min  |