So why would you want to start an EU company? Well could be may reasons. Do you buy goods in Euros? Do you need a Eurozone account? Do your vendors not want to deal with a US based com… Read More

Empower others with your creation Charles Bark, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Hinounou Our HiNounou dream is to empower elderly people to have longer, healthier and happier lives at… Read More

Never stop learning Karim Engelmark Cassimjee, Chief Executive Officer, Enginzyme As a student at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, I early found a passion for enzymes. They… Read More

Invest time in building relationships Kasim Alfalahi, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Avanci Avanci, which provides one-stop access to essential patented technology for connected devi… Read More

Ignore competitors and focus on value Amos Haggiag, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Optibus I grew up with public transit as a major presence in my life because of my father’… Read More

Hire people who believe in the vision Maria Fujihara, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Sinai Technologies While at Singularity University’s Global Solutions Program, I identifie… Read More

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Test your assumptions Audrey Cheng, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Moringa School I started Moringa School, a multi-disciplinary learning accelerator committed to closing the skills… Read More

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Learn what you do best. Repeat Ben Lamm, Founder and Board Member, Hypergiant I've been a serial entrepreneur now more times than I can count. I knew the day I set foot in my first job tha… Read More

Promote human-machine collaboration Andreas Koenig, Chief Executive Officer, Proglove Things changed dramatically for ProGlove, a developer of a smart glove designed specifically for indus… Read More

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The virtual office skeptic says, “we can’t go fully remote, because the serendipity of personal connection is too important.” The theory goes that watercooler conversations… Read More

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Tens of millions of green jobs could be created if governments diverted subsidies that harm ecosystems, according to the WWF. WWF examined the potential impact of channelling the annual $500… Read More

In the wake of the pandemic and an unequal economic recovery, global capital markets are being transformed by a number of interrelated forces. The democratization of public markets has broug… Read More

On Sept. 7, 2021, El Salvador became the first country to make bitcoin legal tender. The government even went a step further in promoting the cryptocurrency’s use by giving US$30 in f… Read More

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You may have already downloaded to your phone a digital certificate proving you have received one or two doses of a COVID vaccine. Its dark-green colour calls to mind the “Green Pass&r&hell…Read More

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Casino operator Crown Resorts must be desperate or think we’re dumb. Last week, before the royal commission into its right to hold a casino licence in Victoria, Crown resorted to one… Read More

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift among businesses to solutions based on digital technology. The growing switch to online and mobile platform transactions has ensured that busi… Read More

In December 2001, Enron Corp. collapsed into bankruptcy – at the time the biggest U.S. publicly traded company to ever do so – following years of fraudulent accounting. Two decad… Read More

When your sourcing your parts, materials, Products be on the lookout for "too cheap" Slavery still exists in many countries, it may have a different name, but it is the same effect people w… Read More

Neuroprosthetics can cost tens of thousands of dollars, whilst being heavy and rigid. Now, engineers at MIT and Shanghai Jiao Tong University have designed a soft, lightweight, and potenti… Read More

The office is a fairly modern phenomenon. We got by for millenia without them. For a century, the office was simply a small room next to the factory or the store. The office was upstairs fr… Read More

The scale and impact of cyber attacks is rising exponentially due to an expanding network of digital platforms. Without adequate preventative strategies the energy industry is vulnerable… Read More

What’s better, a fish or a bicycle? That’s a ridiculous question, because they’re not opposites nor are they exclusive. It’s tempting to come to the conclusion that… Read More

Warren Buffett, who turns 91 on Aug. 30, 2021, is a billionaire at a time when outrage over the excesses of extreme wealth is growing in tandem with billionaires’ fortunes. But based… Read More

Wharton management lecturer Rachel Pacheco speaks with Wharton Business Daily on SiriusXM about her book, ‘Bringing Up the Boss.’ The book was based on research and experience Pa… Read More

Your Business still using a mag Strip reader? Time to change or lose a good part of your credit card sales. Mastercard has anounced it will no longer issue credit cards with mag strips… Read More

The Fourth Industrial Revolution represents a fundamental change in the way we live, work and relate to one another. It is a new chapter in human development, enabled by extraordinary techno… Read More

Imagine what a lawyer does on a given day: researching cases, drafting briefs, advising clients. While technology has been nibbling around the edges of the legal profession for some time, it… Read More

The UK continues on its path to economic recovery from COVID. According to the latest survey data from the Office for National Statistics, the proportion of companies seeing their turnover r… Read More

Australia’s top economists have overwhelmingly rejected cuts to either permanent or temporary migration as a means of restoring lost wage growth. The 56 leading economists polled by t… Read More

ome students elect to study languages in their senior years because of personal interest, or because they have previously been successful in language learning. Others may choose to do so bec… Read More

Using social media celebrities to advertise products – influencer marketing – is a lucrative and rapidly growing industry, projected to be worth up to US$15 billion (£10.7… Read More

Summer 2021 will likely be one of the hottest on record as dozens of cities in the West experience all-time high temperatures. The extreme heat being felt throughout many parts of the U.S. i… Read More

Entrepreneurs in India have been affected by five key trends during the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent study shows they navigated the crisis thanks to digitization, multi-sector collaboration… Read More

According to the Economic Policy Institute, the CEO-to-employee pay ratio increased by 1000% in the past 40 years. US public firms were mandated to report on this gap by the 2010 Dodd-Frank… Read More

For just about everything, there’s level 1 (too cheap, total loss, all money and effort less than 1 is wasted) and there’s level 2 (spending ever more money to get not much more… Read More

Make the announcement louder. Make the logo bigger. Yell. Call more people on the phone to sell them an extended warranty. Send more emails. Hustle harder. None of it works. The problem wi… Read More

1. What is the debt ceiling? Like the rest of us, governments must borrow when they spend more money than they receive. They do so by issuing bonds, which are effectively IOUs with a promise… Read More

Those people not getting the Vaccine, going out in public with out social distancing or Masks. Are risking causing small business going out of business by causing another lock down, or wors… Read More

Sometimes it is easy to see what is missing and you can make something better or a new product. As in this picture where is the table? Add a table and your business might do better. If y… Read More

The First step to a clean world is not Recycling, it is REUSING and Reparing. Step 1 should be REPAIR step 2 Reuse If those steps fail then Recycle Recycling is not green when compared to… Read More

Why are you a victim of Fraud? Because con artists take a vantage of you not paying attention to some detail. In the Online world. you are trying to go to abc.com but rather your goi… Read More

The world’s top 100 companies account for $31.7 trillion in market capital. 65% of the total market value are US companies, equal to $20.55 trillion. China accounted for 13% or $4… Read More

Unrestricted funds are grants or donations nonprofits get to spend any way they believe is appropriate to further their mission. Unrestricted funding can also come with some limitations. Do… Read More

The federal government has declared its “independent assessments” plan for the National Disability Insurance Scheme “dead”. But it has another plan to save money: get… Read More

Want to make a Difference, save lives, make money at the same time? Today more than ever the Anti-Vaccine movement started by a small group has steamed rolled over common sense of millions… Read More

Do they sell these near you? I bet not. I know here in the south on the gulf coast people would love to buy these. no more Mosquito? that is priceless Researchers have developed mosquito… Read More

You want your business to succeed... The fist step is take the Initiative. If your business isn't working, time to change something. That doesn't mean stop what your doing it means add a… Read More

“Let’s make more!” 99.99% of what’s produced and sold is a copy or variation of something that was already made and sold. That’s the power of industry to shape… Read More

Businesses care about productivity. At the core of their ability to create a profit is the simple formula of work produced per dollar spent. Frederick Taylor used a stopwatch to revolutioni… Read More

Customs authorities in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) can leverage new technologies and innovations to boost their digital transformation and streamline foreign trade logistics. This… Read More

In the wake of the pandemic, companies will need to innovate more than ever. The difficulty of measuring innovation often means that it goes unrecognized and unsupported. There are some un… Read More

Have you ever heard the expression “No guts, no glory”? Making your own business starts with guts. If you’re someone who likes to take risks and has great ideas, starting y… Read More

Groupthink is a psychological phenomenon that occurs within a group of people in which the desire for harmony or conformity in the group results in an irrational or dysfunctional decision-ma… Read More

Organizations grow when they develop a base of customers. Companies find profits, non-profits serve their cause, political ideas become movements for just one reason: they develop a group o… Read More

There are bosses, customers and partners who will never be happy. And sometimes, despite the futility, we work to please them anyway. Because that can be a compass. It can help us do the w… Read More

Bitcoin is not the blockchain. If the blockchain is a printing press, Bitcoin is a kind of paper money. There are countless things that one can do with a printing press, in fact, it changed… Read More

Culture shifts slowly. “People like us do things like this.” Seismic events may make newspaper headlines, but they don’t rapidly change the way human beings in community be… Read More

Errors are preventable. But preventing errors requires an investment. Before committing to an error-free production environment, it’s worth calculating the cost. A typo on this blog… Read More

A new paper has found good decision-making skills are increasingly in demand and valued by employers. The share of jobs requiring employees to be able to make good decisions has risen from… Read More

You’re never too old to become your own boss, it seems. All over the world there has been an increase in people aged 50 and over setting up their own businesses. In the United States… Read More

The right response to feedback is, “thank you.” Or perhaps, “that’s a great point.” Even if it’s not your job to change the system, or not your fault that… Read More

The thing that made you busy might have been the reputation you earned for being reliable . Ironically, that very busy-ness might destroy your reputation. That’s one reason that so man… Read More

In mid-2020, at the height of the first wave of COVID-19 infections, the IDB argued that the pandemic had particularly devastating economic effects on Latin America and the Caribbean because… Read More

Please be honest when I ask you this: do you track your link clicks when you promote your content, build growth, or run advertising campaigns? Campaign tracking might not some very exciting… Read More

Overview Email is still one of the primary ways we communicate, both in our personal and professional lives. However, we can often be our own worst enemy when using it. Here are the four mo… Read More

What’s the hard part? Which part of your work, if it suddenly got much better, would have the biggest impact on the outcome you seek? How are you spending your time? If we took at loo… Read More

Want to help out Small Businesses near you? Get your Vaccine, there is no excuse not to. Not getting vaccines in England just caused another 4 week lock down that will surely kill more sma… Read More

There are alot of banks out there for small businesses, startups. I know I went threw dozens. If your looking for a bank for your startup and don't want the run arround from Big Banks try o… Read More

Meeting abstention: Anyone invited to an internal meeting has the power to opt-out. “Send me the summary, please.” If someone abstains, they give up their ability to have a say i… Read More

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Forust is a startup printing wood products using sawdust and other waste materials. The sawdust is imported as a byproduct from the wood industry that would otherwise goes to waste. Foru… Read More

For urban planners, parking rules established decades ago have become a contentious 21st-century challenge. Parking takes up about one-third of land area in U.S. cities; nationwide, there ar… Read More

Billions of dollars are flowing to support companies you may never have heard of – startups with memorable names like Zapp, Deliveroo, Getir and Gorillas. These speedy delivery compani… Read More

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People are culturally wired to want to reciprocate. That’s one of the things that make a community function–someone does something nice for you and you’re inclined to want… Read More

Deadlines are valuable, and deadlines are expensive. Organized systems and societies need deadlines. It would be impossible to efficiently build a house if the subcontractors could deliver… Read More

“Ignore sunk costs” is the critical lesson of useful decision making. The thing you earned, that you depend on, that was hard to do–it’s a gift from your former self… Read More

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) can substantially contribute to a country’s long-term export growth and diversification. And trade promotion organizations can play an important rol… Read More

Stock markets in Canada and the United States are booming right now. So why do so few companies want to join them? With the exception of a couple of bad years, the last two decades have bee… Read More

Innovation efficiency can be improved when venture capital firms (VCs) have common ownership of startups. This can be achieved through VC firms redirecting their investments away from less p… Read More

Which jobs will top the post-pandemic jobs list and which roles are likely to emerge as top contenders in the post-COVID future? From Work-from-Home Facilitator to Fitness Commitment Counsel… Read More

Social entrepreneurs provide access to employment, food, affordable energy and other critical services to those who are struggling. It is estimated that businesses partnering with and suppor… Read More

As vaccinations and relaxed health guidelines make returning to the office a reality for more companies, there seems to be a disconnect between managers and their workers over remote work… Read More

SMEs are considered engines of growth - creating a diverse labour force, low to highly skilled jobs and supplying goods and services. But often SMEs fail to deliver on this potential. This i… Read More

To be a better leader, you need to challenge your assumptions, writes Adam Grant, Wharton management professor and author. Grant's new book, 'Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don&r&hell…Read More

When we say this, we might not be as accurate in our description of the situation as we believe. Perhaps we mean, “that’s not what I was hoping for.” Or we might mean, &l&hell…Read More

This might be the workplace question of the decade. Does the boss buy your time or your productivity? In the pre-industrial age, when we worked from home (“cottage industries”)… Read More

HR is an outdated function in some organizations – in order to survive it must adapt with the changing needs of its people. COVID-19 has precipitated a mental health crisis which dema… Read More

Bill Gates was 21 when he and Paul Allen registered Microsoft. Steve Jobs was 22 when he and Steve Wozniak launched Apple. Mark Zuckerberg started Facebook in his Harvard dormitory. The bio… Read More

A lack of capital is a significant barrier to creating a profitable plastics recycling market in emerging economies. But attractive returns are there for the taking – while tackling pl… Read More

What happens when you land your dream job but it turns out to be anything but? Friends, career consultants and the media inundate us with a constant barrage of advice telling us to follow o… Read More

why are we short on "blue collar" workers? Because some time in the 90's the Government, Lobbied by Education Lobbyist decided that the goverment should no longer pay for vocational school… Read More