Month: November 2023

There are very few things you can create once and then sell thousands of times over. Most businesses aren’t a fish and loaves situation. But then, Lisa Fink is an evangelist of sorts. Only she’s not promising miracles. Six years after starting a fully remote side hustle — one she was dubious would make even
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Colorado could be the next state to pass a landmark law outlawing weight discrimination, or “fatphobia.” The anticipated legislation, which prohibits discrimination based on weight in housing and the workplace, is expected to come into effect in 2024, per NewsNation. Related: These Are the Most (And Least) Happy States in the U.S. 2023, According to
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Geopolitical uncertainties continue to hit organizations hard, regardless of whether they are military, economic, technological, environmental or biological in nature. These upheavals throw everything from global trade and supply chains to the employee experience into chaos. Moreover, some upheavals happen practically overnight, leaving organizations scrambling to respond,
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Imagine this: 20+ franchise locations thriving with just your part-time involvement. Sound like a dream? Let me tell you how I do it using the power of people — what I call “STIC People“. Franchise ownership comes with various models, but one standout is semi-absentee. The allure?
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Apple Inc. is eyeing an end to its ambitious financial services collaboration with Goldman Sachs. The company reportedly submitted a proposal to terminate the credit card and savings account partnership within a year to 15 months, potentially ending one of the most prominent alliances between a technology firm and a banking institution, per CNBC. Related:
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In the new book, Start Your Own Airbnb Business, author Jason R. Rich breaks down all of the money-making possibilities with short-term rentals. In this excerpt, he explains “rental arbitrage.” Buy now: Entrepreneur Bookstore | Amazon | Barnes & Noble Instead of purchasing or financing real estate
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For many pet lovers, turning their passion for animals into a profitable side hustle is a dream come true. It helps that the pet industry continues to flourish, with Americans spending over $136 billion on their pets in 2022, according to the American Pet Products Association. If you’re considering diving into the world of entrepreneurship
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Imagine you put on an old coat you haven’t worn in a while and, to your surprise, you find a crumpled $20 bill in your pocket. How good does it feel? Do you go up half a notch on a one-to-ten mood scale, or maybe a full-notch?
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As Thanksgiving approaches, so do Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Last year, the National Retail Federation reported nearly 180 million unique shoppers over the five-day period between Thanksgiving Day and Cyber Monday, which exceeded estimates by more than 21 million. According to NRF’s data, 104.9 million of those shoppers visited stores and 127.8 million made
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Thanksgiving is a beloved holiday in the United States, celebrated with family gatherings, feasts and expressions of gratitude. It’s also a time when many businesses and franchises thrive, offering a wide range of products and services to help people celebrate the holiday to the fullest. Many franchises capitalize on the Thanksgiving spirit by providing everything
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Growing a franchise can be hard work. You have to think about corporate sales and marketing, as well as providing for the franchisees. Marketing strategies typically land in one of the following categories: Corporate marketing programs Corporate marketing programs for franchisees Additional marketing programs offered through corporate
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