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Finance’s outdated view of women holding back female founders

Sadly, finance seems to have an outdated view of women, from the days when they needed their husbands or fathers to sign on their behalf.

Fortune

The Rise of Micro-Entrepreneurs: How Direct Selling Is Reshaping the Future of Work

A global surge in digital micro-entrepreneurs is reshaping the future of work, with direct selling, mobile technology, and AI empowering millions to build independent, flexible income streams across emerging markets.

International Business Times

A Guide to Starting a Successful Business After 50

Age can be an advantage for older entrepreneurs looking to extend their careers or supplement their income in retirement.

Kiplinger

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Perry Noble’s Net Worth in 2025: From Controversy to Comeback

As of 2025, Perry Noble’s net worth is estimated at $45 million, a dramatic increase from earlier reports of just $2 million. His journey from megachurch pastor to controversial figure, and now to a rebounding leader with new ventures, highlights how faith, media, and entrepreneurship can intersect in powerful—and sometimes…

Budget and the Bees

Eurasian Entrepreneurship Award 2026: Now Open for Applications

Every entrepreneur has that moment. The one where you look at what you've built and think — this is bigger than where I am. The market you're in feels too small.

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Robert Kiyosaki Says He's Never Been Fired Because He's 'An Entrepreneur, Not An Employee'

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is doubling down on his message that being an entrepreneur is the safest path in today's unstable economy.

Benzinga

The Art of Purposeful Planning: How North Star Events Merges Cultural Awareness and Women's Empowerment

Sufi's path to entrepreneurship was anything but linear. She began her career in Washington before finding her passion for organizing large-scale conferences, galas, and nonprofit gatherings.

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Higher education: why women in France are less likely to pursue science than men

Girls in France are much less inclined than boys to pursue scientific fields of study, and this is partly due to persistent gender stereotypes. But other factors also come into play. These explanations are based on a survey by the Chair for Women’s Employment and Entrepreneurship at Sciences Po.

The Conversation

9 Small Business Owners Who Used Celebrities to Build a $50M+ Empire

In today’s influencer-driven economy, the right endorsement can turn a small startup into a global phenomenon overnight. Some of the most successful entrepreneurs quietly built their fortunes by leveraging celebrity partnerships — aligning their brands with the right faces, names, and audiences. These collaborations go far beyond traditional advertising; they…

Plunged in Debt

Toni Ko’s Path: From Startup Cosmetics to a Half-Billion Dollar Sale

Toni Ko’s story isn’t just a tale of business success—it’s proof that understanding your audience can change your life. As the founder of NYX Cosmetics, she turned a $250,000 startup investment into a global beauty brand worth hundreds of millions. When L’Oréal purchased NYX in 2014 for an estimated $500…

Plunged in Debt

Angela Christian's Journey Through Entrepreneurship, Empowerment, and Creating Financial Literacy for All

Whether mentoring entrepreneurs across continents or guiding families toward financial stability, the CEO of Ace Rehoboth Consortium (ARC) has built her legacy on helping others realize their potential and protect it.

International Business Times

Insomnia Cookies CEO made millions selling his company to Krispy Kreme, but has a warning for entrepreneurs: 'It can be lonely, it's a solitary life'

Seth Berkowitz wants aspiring young people in business to know the life of an entrepreneur is “not for everyone”—especially when burnout and the pressure of raising capital set in.

Fortune

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs spent time behind bars teaching inmates business management and entrepreneurship

According to a new court submission from his attorneys, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has spent part of the past year teaching fellow inmates business management and entrepreneurship.

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Graduated, now what? Survey of young Africans shows degrees don’t always land them a job

Study hard, get your degree, and then step confidently into a stable, well-paid job. That’s long been the assumption about how to secure a livelihood: in neat, predictable stages. But it is increasingly out of touch with reality. Secure jobs are no longer guaranteed after obtaining a tertiary qualification.

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Benzinga

Charlie Kirk's Last Interview Highlighted Entrepreneurship and Musk — Elon Says 'Your Memory Lives Strong'

Earlier this month, conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University. His final interview provided a glimpse into his thoughts on entrepreneurship, Gen Z, and Elon Musk.

International Business Times

Joe Kiani's Post-Masimo Playbook: Innovation Without Borders

For Kiani, entrepreneurship has never been merely about building companies; it has been about solving pressing problems with persistence and vision.

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If There Is a Fast Track to Becoming Wealthy, Entrepreneurship Is It

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Entrepreneurs Tell A 15-Year-Old The Harsh Truth About Starting A Business

A 15-year-old wants to become an entrepreneur and turned to Reddit for help. Although experience is the best teacher, you can learn a lot by asking entrepreneurs about some of the hard things involved with entrepreneurship. Business owners shared a mix of harsh truths, hard things, and valuable lessons in…

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She's Not Real, But The $2K Monthly Profit Is: How One Seller Uses An AI 'Mom' Influencer To Drive Her Sales On Etsy

On Etsy, where buyers routinely perform reverse image search to verify a product is truly artisan and not drop-shipped, authenticity is the ultimate currency. This is what made a recent story from the subreddit r/digitalproductselling all the more curious. A post ignited a debate pitting AI ethics against entrepreneurship in…

Benzinga

The 'Loneliest Profession': Entrepreneurs Open Up About The Hidden Cost Of Building A Business

Building a business is touted as a way to increase your income, gain more control over your lifestyle, and pursue work that you enjoy. While entrepreneurship can give you all three of those things, it's also the "loneliest profession."

Reason

The Nearly Free Markets of Guatemala

Guatemalans don't wait for the government's permission. They build their own markets through voluntary exchange.

Euronews

Uzbekistan: 51 presidential initiatives to boost entrepreneurship

Announcements were made by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during the annual event for Entrepreneurs’ Day in Tashkent.

International Business Times UK

Women Are Driving America's Startup Boom: Nearly Half of All New Businesses in 2024 Were Female-Founded

Women are fuelling America's startup surge, with nearly half of all new businesses in 2024 founded by female entrepreneurs. The milestone highlights shifting trends in innovation, leadership and access to capital.

Benzinga

This 26-Year-Old 'Entrepreneur' Makes $1,000 A Month And Lives With Dad—Financial Expert Says It's More Common Than You Think

In a recent episode of his popular financial advice show, content creator Caleb Hammer dropped a reality check that hit close to home for millions of Americans chasing the entrepreneurial dream. His blunt assessment? When someone introduces themselves as an “entrepreneur” without specifying what they actually do, they’re often just…

Fortune

Why America’s jobs data may be getting it wrong

The rise of entrepreneurship and AI-driven solopreneurs is reshaping the labor market—but U.S. data hasn’t caught up.

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