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Galloway’s advice aligns with research from Nobel Prize–winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman, who examined the relationship between income and happiness.

Hollywood often dominates stories of wealth and fame, but some of the most inspiring fortunes come from people building quietly in other industries. These are self-made entrepreneurs who didn’t rely on glitzy media exposure or celebrity status. Instead, they scaled real businesses, solved practical problems, and amassed fortunes often exceeding…

“You want to be placed in rooms of opportunities where you’re not physically there,” the NYU Stern School of Business professor said.

Entrepreneur, bestselling author and podcast host Scott Galloway rejects the idea that passion alone leads to success.  

President Donald Trump on Sunday touted a new trade agreement with the European Union as “the biggest deal ever reached in any capacity,” but critics, however, are questioning the substance behind the headlines.

Some call it a friendship recession: a time when close male friendships sink to their lowest. Here’s how friendships for straight men fall to the wayside – and what could bring them together

"He's alienated the wrong people," marketing professor Scott Galloway said recently, blaming Elon Musk for Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) brand slide. Galloway argued on the "Pivot" podcast that politics, not products, now steer the automaker after a string of rough quarters and mounting protests.

Jake Tapper recently took issue with a joke made during his early April appearance on the cult hit podcast How Long Gone, claiming the hosts’ quipping about his teenage son wanting to be a cop was the reason why Democrats are losing elections.

Top US marketing professor Scott Galloway says on Pivot podcast Tesla owner ‘has alienated his core demographic’

Markets are soaring after Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the tariff standoff with China is unsustainable

As Trump's tariff battles and attacks on the Fed agitate markets, business professor Scott Galloway predicts that high-profile executives will soon speak out.