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Covid-19 Shredded the Startup CEO Rulebook — Here's How to Rewrite It
To lead our teams through these challenging times effectively, we need to change our approach.
James River Group Stock is Worth Taking a Closer Look
Specialty insurance company James River Group (NASDAQ: JRVR) stock has been collapsing through pandemic lows.
A Stock Market Correction Worse Than The Pandemic?
The new chatter on Wall Street is that a stock market correction worse than the pandemic is brewing for the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY). Whether or not that actually happens,...
2 Free Resources That Will Help You Avoid Paying Consultants
Where does a business owner go to find relevant analysis?
The Wayfair Bull Market Is Way Over
Wayfair (NYSE: W) was one of the most exciting plays of the post-pandemic world but now that story is played. The two things that are abundantly clear in the Q4...
Here's How Small Businesses Can Survive the Post-Pandemic Economy
Between supply chain issues, inflation and the Great Resignation, business owners must starting adapting now to thrive in the near-future.
How to Scale a Company During the Pandemic
Global pandemics are not the only factors that can stunt a business's ability to scale.
Will Real Estate Ever Calm Down? How to Invest in this Wild Sector in 2022
There's no secret that real estate was a dizzying rollercoaster in 2021. If you didn't dip into real estate investing last year, here's a quick summary of what happened: The...
10 Ways the Pandemic Transformed Franchising
From added incentives to expanded virtual training, franchises want to give people more agency and flexibility on the path to financial freedom.
This Is Why Women Entrepreneurs Are Slaying the Online-Business Game
Many enterprising women are choosing acquisition entrepreneurship -- meaning they're putting their business acumen and investment dollars into buying and selling digital assets.
An insider's view from the growth fund within Google's parent company
CapitalG's Sumi Das on being a growth-stage investor focused on healthcare tech and fintech
Tyson Automating Meat-Processing Plants, Reducing Labor Costs, Improving Efficiency
Tyson, the largest American meat company by sales, said that it has invested around $70 million this year and will invest more than $500 million in 2022 as it automates many labor-intensive sections like deboning chicken products.
Ankur Jain on Building a High Performance Culture at Bira 91
Over the last 6 years, Bira 91 has scaled the business across the country, expanded the portfolio to 7 beers, and opened its first Limited Release Taproom in Bangalore.
Academia And Industry Must Come Together To Ensure Future-Ready Risk Education
The pandemic has also revealed the necessity of building resilient organizations that can stay agile in the face of global uncertainties
Want to Stay Innovative Post-Pandemic? Try Serendipitous Idea Generation.
The old best practices simply don't apply to a world in which everyone works virtually at least some of the time.