The Insiders’ Approach to Franchise Success
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The Figures You Need in Your Entrepreneurial Support System
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you’re like most entrepreneurs, you like to build. Tinker. Experiment. Grow.
Read moreHow Small Businesses Can Overcome the Omicron Era
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. For small businesses, the rough news surrounding Omicron cases is hard to hear considering
Read moreAll You Need to Know About Using Trademarks for Your Business
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Read more3 Strategies That Helped Me Develop 13 Streams of Income
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Read more15 Ways to Be Awesome at Managing People
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Read moreSerena Williams Calls Out Newspaper For Using Questionable Article Title and Wrong Photo: ‘Do Better’
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Read more7 Reasons Why Hong Kong is Still Asia’s No. 1 Spot for International Business
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Read more9 Reasons Why You Haven’t Accomplished That Goal Yet
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. So, you have this goal…well, perhaps an idea for a goal or
Read more7 Steps to Managing a Virtual Workforce
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Read moreBuild New Wealth by Circumventing Old Money
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Read moreWhat Is an AI Writing Assistant and How Can it Help Me as an Entrepreneur?
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The number of companies using AI has grown significantly in recent years,
Read moreDonations over Discounts for Building Long-term Customers
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Read moreHow to Hire Your Perfect Team in 5 Steps
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Read moreNew Episode of ‘Going Public’: Does Anything Compare to In-Person Meetings?
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Josh Snow returns to this week’s episode of Going Public to share
Read more6 Tips for Staying Off Your Phone During a Much-Needed Vacation From Your Business
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. You’re on the beach with the family, and all seems right with
Read more2 Ways to Increase Engagement on Your Offers Every Time
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Read moreThe Basics of Protecting Your Intellectual Property, Explained
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. You’ve got a great idea, maybe the next killer app. You launch, and
Read moreWant to Save More Money This Year? Put it on Your Calendar
Each day, you probably consult a common item that can save you a lot of money. It’s probably sitting right
Read moreSpace Stocks to Buy in This New Era of “Paying Customers”
In the early 2000s, Virgin Galactic began the journey to open up space to paying customers. Finally, in July 2021,
Read more4 Short Squeeze Penny Stocks To Buy For Under $5 Right Now
Whether you’re looking for penny stocks to invest in or ones to day trade, you can’t ignore the massive swings
Read more3 Brawny International Stocks to Add to Your Portfolio
Whether you’re looking to strengthen your portfolio through diversification or create new rivulets toward a raging waterfall of growth (see
Read more3 Steps to Forge Your Company’s Purpose-Driven Path
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Read moreWhy You Need to Stop Thinking You Must Do More With Less
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Many people believe a new year signals a fresh start, so they
Read moreMarketing Secrets You Can Learn From the Movie ‘Office Space’
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you are a fan of the movie Office Space, then as soon
Read more4 Reasons Why Every Entrepreneur Should Have a Business Coach
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Read more3 Things to Do Right Now to Future-Proof Your Business
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Read moreElon Musk Hints At Potential Future Acquisition Of Major TV Network
Billionaire Elon Musk may have just hinted at his next future endeavor via Twitter after responding to a suggestion by
Read moreCreate Your Personal Manifesto in 25 Minutes
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Read moreHow to Deal With Fake People
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Read moreWhy Business Management for Startups is Essential for Growth
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Read moreWatch Episode 2 of Interactive Series ‘Going Public’ Today
This week’s episode of Going Public features the charismatic founders from the final two companies vying for investment dollars. Join host
Read more101 Inspirational Winter Quotes
When asked about his weather prediction, Phil Connors of Groundhog Day perfectly sums up how many of us feel during this
Read moreWhy Implementing IT Service Management Is More Crucial Than Ever
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Read moreWhy Hard Work Alone Isn’t Enough
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Read moreChanging the Narrative on Hiring is Now a Necessity. Here Are 3 Ways to Do It.
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Read moreHow much candy do Americans eat in a whole year?
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Read moreThe ‘Stress-Free Side Hustle’ Is Not a Thing
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Self-help and service-based literature do would-be entrepreneurs a disservice by casually tossing out promises like
Read moreThe Best Ways to Secure Your Digital Assets and Protect Your Cyber Livelihood
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The development of digital assets in the 21st century includes everything from documents saved
Read more5 Mind Tricks That Will Boost Your Confidence and Take You Further, Faster
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. We now know that the whole world can change in a split second,
Read moreHow to Earn an In With the Supportive Partners You Need
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Read moreHere’s What Bob Saget Learned After Decades of Making People Laugh (Podcast)
Note: This story originally ran in May of 2019. Brian Friedman Bob Saget Galileo. Leonardo DaVinci. Bob Saget? Yes, the
Read moreSmart Money Podcast: New Money Resolutions, and Strategizing Debt Payoff
Welcome to NerdWallet’s Smart Money podcast, where we answer your real-world money questions. NerdWallet – NerdWallet This week’s episode starts
Read moreIn Defense of the Office
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Read moreHow Success Happened for Nick Brown, Co-Founder of Imaginary Ventures
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Nick Brown is co-founder and managing partner at Imaginary Ventures, a venture
Read more5 Critical Reasons to Stop Procrastinating and Write Your Book Now
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A lot of entrepreneurs and experts I talk to really want to
Read moreWalgreens Boots Alliance Slips On Labor Cost Concerns
Walgreens Boots Alliance Invests In Labor, Sales Rise Walgreen’s (NASDAQ: WBA) reported a great quarter in which it beat on the
Read more2022 Grammys Postponed Indefinitely Due to Omicron Surge
For the second year in a row, the Grammy Awards have been delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic. News of the postponement
Read moreA taste for sweet – an anthropologist explains the evolutionary origins of why you’re programmed to love sugar
The sweetness of sugar is one of life’s great pleasures. People’s love for sweet is so visceral, food companies lure
Read more8 Ways You Can Use Science to Make Your New Year’s Resolutions Stick
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Read moreWhat’s Making Retail ETFs Great Bets Now? Let’s Explore
Consumers have been battling the rising inflation levels and Omicron variant concerns. They seem to be upbeat about accelerated coronavirus
Read moreAre Semiconductors A Buy As They Outperform Broader Tech Indexes?
The iShares Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ: SOXX), whose top two components are Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) and Qualcomm (NASDAQ: QCOM), is up
Read more3 Mid-Caps with Bullish Candlesticks and Analysts
Candlesticks aren’t just a popular holiday decoration. Many technical analysts depend on them heavily to shed light on a stock’s
Read moreWhat’s the Secret Behind Van Leeuwen’s Internet-Breaking Ice Cream Flavors? Hint: Egg Yolks and America’s Obsession With Chunks Play a Surprising Role.
If you’re an ice cream aficionado, you’ve probably encountered Van Leeuwen Ice Cream, available online and in stores nationwide. Chances
Read moreAbraham Lincoln Proved the Power of Visual Marketing
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. “Four score and 7 years ago…”Those historical words have been reprinted and
Read moreWhy You Should Look at Data for Smart Marketing
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The strategy of optimizing brand communication based on customer information may appear very
Read moreWill These 3 Dogs of the Dow Leave the Doghouse in 2022?
As the year winds down, new diets, gym memberships, and other good habits swirl in our minds. For investors, it’s
Read moreTrucking Industry On A Roll As It Outperforms Broader Market
The trucking industry is riding into market leadership, with companies including Knight-Swift Transportation (NYSE: KNX), Yellow (NASDAQ: YELL), Werner Enterprises
Read moreReddit Submits Filing to Go Public, SEC Reviewing Application
This story originally appeared on be[IN]crypto Reddit has announced that it had submitted a filing to go public with the
Read moreAre These 3 Old-School Companies Worth A Fresh Look?
In the flurry of newly public companies posting big price gains, it’s easy to overlook long-established companies like Dell Technologies
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Read moreWhy This VC Is on a Mission to Get More Women to Write Checks for Female-Led Businesses
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Read more3 Young Companies To Watch Heading Into 2022
If you look at CarGurus (NASDAQ: CARG), Smart Global (NASDAQ: SGH) , and Floor & Decor (NYSE: FND), you may not
Read moreIs NextEra Energy a Good Clean Energy Stock to Buy?
Leading clean energy company NextEra Energy (NEE) is expected to generate substantial long-term gains as governments worldwide strive to increase
Read moreTo Become a Top Executive, Take Control of Your Personal Brand Today
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Read moreSeparating Your Marketing Team From the Others Is Limiting Your Success
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Read moreJack in the Box Buys Taco Chain for a Whopping $575 Million
Originally rivals, two top fast-food chains will now become one in a brow-raisingly expensive acquisition. SOPA Images | Getty Images In
Read moreAirline Stock Roundup: 2022 Summer Schedule From RYAAY, DAL, ALK in Focus
In the past week, European carrier Ryanair Holdings RYAAY.unveiled its schedule for next year’s summer. On a more somber note,
Read morePost Pandemic Retirement Income Sources
Knowing your steady sources of income, from Social Security to a company-sponsored retirement savings plan like a 401(k), is wise.
Read more2 Retail Stocks That Handily Beat Earnings Estimates
The retail industry has been attracting rising foot traffic over the past few months as social distancing mandates phase out.
Read moreWhy Black Entrepreneurs Should Consider Therapy
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Read more5 Big Mistakes Companies Make When Tackling ESG
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Read more6 Steps to Higher Net Worth: A Year-End Financial Checklist
If you want to build momentum for your New Year’s money resolutions, set some financial improvements into motion before the
Read moreHow Non-Stop Hustle and Grind Is Bad for Your Mind
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Read moreS&P 500 Downside Hedged ETF (PHDG) Hits a 52-Week High
For investors looking for momentum, Invesco S&P 500 Downside Hedged ETF PHDG is probably a suitable pick. The fund just hit a
Read moreWhat to Buy (and Skip) in December 2021
Wouldn’t it be convenient to wrap up the year with straightforward shopping advice? Alas, the retail landscape is still chaotic.
Read moreThe Perfect Pairing With Fine Wine Is … Crypto?
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Cryptocurrency is everything that fine wine is not.It’s new. It’s sexy. It’s
Read moreInventors Are Defined By Their Ability to Overcome Obstacles
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Read moreHow to Stop Imposter Syndrome From Killing Your Drive
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The internet has turned the vast majority of us into hypochondriacs. Feel
Read moreHow Boredom Can Be Great for Your Business
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Our nation-wide transition back to the office can come with some unexpected hurdles.While
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Taxpayers can use ITC to discharge GST dues
Taxpayers can use ITC to discharge GST dues for MarchPTILast Updated: Mar 20, 2021, 11:52 PM ISTSynopsis“Taxpayers are free to utilise the Input Tax Credit available in their credit ledger, as permissible in law, to discharge their GST dues for the month of March, 2021 – the last month of this financial year,” the Central…
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There’s still insufficient data for us to authorise ivermectin – SAHPRA CEO
Earlier this week, the African Christian Democratic Party announced that it had achieved a legal victory in the fight to secure wide-spread use of ivermectin for Covid-19 treatment. Ivermectin is largely used in South Africa as a veterinarian anti-parasitic. But there is a growing group of medical experts around the world who believe it may…
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Covid-19 vaccine may serve as ‘stepping stone’ in developing SA inoculation export industry
By Antony Sguazzin(Bloomberg) – The BioVac Institute, a state-backed South African vaccine company, plans to use a deal it won to manufacture coronavirus shots as a stepping stone toward developing an inoculation export industry in the country.The contract with US-based ImmunityBio, which is conducting phase 1 vaccine trials in South Africa and the US, will allow…
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BrandPost: 4 Ways to Deliver a Transcendent Customer Experience to Employees
About | This blog is about helping organizations get agile, customer-centric, and use actionable insights to better capitalize on new opportunities and adjust to quickly changing market conditions. For people slowly returning to the workforce, matters of the employee experience (EX) are moving front of mind. shapecharge Over the last extraordinary year, employment has been…
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CIOs double down on D&I to build stronger businesses
IT leaders are facilitating multi-pronged efforts to hire employees from underrepresented groups, though cultivating belonging remains a difficult — and often unfulfilled — task. Prostock Studio / Getty Images Lety Nettles believes she has a formula for building strong, diverse product teams. Soon she’ll get to put her approach to the test.Nettles, the CIO of…
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When will the US have an Equal Rights Amendment?
It’s been 98 years since the Equal Rights Amendment—which would expressly forbid any sort of discrimination on the basis of sex—was first introduced. A century of fighting later, it’s both closer than ever to being added to the US Constitution, and out of time.Amending the Constitution is a two-step process, requiring first passage by Congress,…
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NFTs for fashion are inevitable
Fashion is rarely just about utility. It’s also a means of self-expression and a way to communicate status and identity. With lots of shoppers today seeking ways to signal these attributes in the digital world as much as the physical one, it’s created an opportunity for fashion to go virtual.Some of the industry’s top luxury…
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Trudeau Condemns Secret Trial of Canadian on Espionage Charges
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday condemned China’s secret court proceedings against one of two Canadian citizens who face espionage charges, arguing the closed session makes it nearly impossible to know whether the accused is getting a fair trial.A municipal court in the Chinese city of Dandong tried Michael Spavor in a case at…
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Spring Arrives in Paris, Along With Another Covid-19 Lockdown
PARIS—Spring was once a time for strolls along the River Seine and people-watching from sun-dappled terraces. On Friday, however, Paris awoke to what has now become an entirely different rite of spring: a pandemic-induced lockdown. This lockdown is less severe than the original one that paralyzed France a year ago. It is limited to Paris…
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Surge in ransomware cybercrime during pandemic
Navigation for News Categories Cybercriminals have adapted their tactics to take advantage of vulnerabilities exposed by the pandemic and extorting more money than ever before. A couple of New Zealand organisations working in the manufacturing and professional and legal services sectors were among more than 300 victims who found their data published on the dark…
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson on economy: ‘I think we will see further volatility’
Navigation for News Categories The Minister of Finance Grant Robertson won’t be drawn on whether New Zealand is heading for a double-dip recession. Minister of Finance Grant Robertson. Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone Figures out yesterday showed GDP fell a seasonally adjusted one percent for the three months to the end of December, much worse…
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Flash Briefing: Exxaro announces buyback; Barak whistleblowers; Sinovac shots for SA; Magufuli dies
Exxaro Resources has announced increased revenue of almost R29bn for the year ended in December. Net operating profit dropped by a third. Headline earnings per share dropped slightly and the company declared a final dividend. After the disposal of Exxaro’s shareholding in Tronox Holdings, the proceeds will be used for a special dividend and a…
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Staying afloat in the struggling hospitality industry – Sun International CEO
Iconic South African gaming and hospitality group Sun International has been smacked hard by Covid-19 containment measures. This week, it reported a loss of more than R1 billion for 2020. Like other companies in the hospitality sector, they were forced to shut operations for more than three months last year. The group was also hit…
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Freeman Gold drills 151 metres of 2.5 g/t gold at Lemhi Project, Idaho
Freeman Gold Corp. [FMAN-CSE; FMANF-OTC; 3WU-FSE] reported assay results of core from the remaining 20 diamond drill holes of the 35-hole 2020 program on Freeman’s 100%-owned Lemhi gold project in Idaho. The objective of the 2020 Phase 1 drill program was designed to confirm historical mineralization and allow the use of over 355 historical drill…
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Klondike Gold eyes maiden resource estimate
Klondike Gold Corp. [KG-TSXV; KDKGF-OTC; LBGF-FSE] on Thursday March 18 released results from a 2020 Phase 4 diamond drilling program at the Lone Star Zone on the company’s 100%-owned Klondike District property near Dawson City, Yukon. “These results continue to demonstrate strong intervals of near-surface gold both within and outside the currently defined Lone Star…
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Google’s privacy push draws U.S. antitrust scrutiny – sources
Author of the article: Reuters Paresh Dave and Diane Bartz Google’s plan to block a popular web tracking tool called “cookies” is a source of concern for U.S. Justice Department investigators who have been asking advertising industry executives whether the move by the search giant will hobble its smaller rivals, people familiar with the situation…
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When the stimulus stops: Economic danger points to watch for when the ‘punchbowl’ is pulled away
COVID support will end — and when it does it could create a whole new set of problems for borrowers, investors and governments Author of the article: Geoff Zochodne The Parliamentary Budget Officer recently reported that the federal government provided an estimated $122 billion in labour-market support for its 2020-2021 fiscal year, with roughly $42.8…
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The Spring House Hunting Season is Here
SEATTLE, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — A credit score impacts how much a home buyer can afford, what interest rate they’ll lock in — and whether they’ll qualify to buy a home at all. But the average American doesn’t understand what causes their credit score to change, a recent survey1 fielded by Zillow® shows. Home shopping season…
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The future of AstraZeneca’s vaccine rollout hinges on 2 crucial decisions, after a month of suspensions and dose shortages
The EMA will conclude Thursday whether or not AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine caused blood clots. If the vaccine is indeed safe, as expected, it would mean up to 18 countries can give it out again. Separately, the US awaits results of a trial that could determine FDA authorization of AstraZeneca’s shot. See more stories on Insider’s…
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Neri on Leadership in the Pandemic
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Rep. Spanberger Says Asia Tour is Central to Biden Foreign Policy Strategy
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Canadian Tire, Toronto startup and Ontario government invest $3 million in automated trucking tech
National retailer Canadian Tire and Toronto-based autonomous trucking startup NuPort Robotics have partnered with the Ontario government to commercialize automated trucking technology.As part of the process, the three partners will be investing $1 million each to undertake a two-year automated heavy-duty trucking project to test the technology. The Ontario government is supporting the project through…
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Hashtag Trending, March 16, 2021 – Rogers’ $26B bid for Shaw; Head offices disappearing in Calgary; Tinder’s background checks
Rogers signs an agreement to purchase Shaw Communications for $26 billion, the office vacancy rate in Calgary becomes a concerning trend, and dating apps look into background checks.It’s all the tech news that’s popular right now. Welcome to Hashtag Trending! It’s Tuesday, March 16, and I’m your host Baneet Braich.Rogers has signed an agreement to…
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Texas’ Last Power Regulator Resigns After Crippling Blackouts
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Fonterra’s Outlook Challenging for Second Half: APAC CEO
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Poor cyber due diligence can carry a costly bite
“It has become apparent that can’t remain the status quo,” she said. “We need to be looking at cyber-security issues as part of due diligence and, in fact, taking action almost before the deal is done and before announcement.“The regulatory environment is now considering the purchaser of any company responsible for cyber security issues that…
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Mercer-Backed Parler Casts Its Reboot as Fight for Free Speech
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Facebook makes multi-year deal with News Corp
Listen to this story Facebook has made what may be its biggest news media deal yet in Australia, a big move forward on the bumpy road the social media giant has traversed with the Australian Government’s much-discussed media bargaining code. Facebook and News Corp have signed a three-year agreement, which will allow Facebook to share…
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How Product Managers can accelerate business recovery from the pandemic
A crisis – economic or otherwise – is an upsetting of the natural order, a state of rapid and turbulent change, the upheaval of established norms. And it forces all businesses to grapple with two elemental forces: challenge and opportunity. As we fumble our way towards a post-COVID future, success will go to businesses that…
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AstraZeneca’s European problem, Stripe’s mega valuation, living clothing
Skip to navigationSkip to contentDiscoverLatestObsessionsThese are the core obsessions that drive our newsroom—defining topics of seismic importance to the global economy.FeaturedThese are some of our most ambitious editorial projects. Enjoy!EmailsOur emails are made to shine in your inbox, with something fresh every morning, afternoon, and weekend.Become a memberQuartz Daily Brief: AstraZeneca’s European problem, Stripe’s mega…
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An abandoned car, a suspended cop, and a murder: The mystery of a bomb scare at the Ambani residence
An investigation into a security threat to Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani has turned into what could be the script for a Bollywood thriller.On March 14, the National Investigation Agency (NIA), India’s counter-terrorism task force, arrested Mumbai police officer Sachin Vaze on allegations that he was involved in planting a car with explosives outside Ambani’s…
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Dataminr to Discuss Funding at Over $3.6 Billion Valuation
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California Governor Launches Campaign Against Likely Recall
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Nordic Airline in Works With Norwegian Air’s Long-Haul Blueprint
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China Plans New Food-Trading Giant With Cofco Merger and IPO
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10 technologies that will disrupt business in 2021
From AI to serverless computing, these 10 disruptive technologies and trends are transforming the business landscape in the wake of the pandemic and beyond. Metamorworks / Getty Images Until recently, disruption in IT meant something very different than sending everybody home to work for a year. But the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up the technology…
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How Intel IT helped create $1.6B in business value during the pandemic
Intel boosted business value while preserving chip foundry operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s how CIO Archie Deskus executed her transformation. Intel It’s hard to calculate the value of work IT teams have performed, a task made more challenging by a global pandemic that redistributed teams remotely. Chipmaker Intel has taken a stab at this…
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Nifty Bank index hits over 1-month low; Bandhan, RBL Bank slip 5%
At 12:51 pm, the Nifty Bank index was down 2.7 per cent at 34,536 points, as compared to 1.6 per cent decline in the Nifty50 index Topics Nifty Bank index | Buzzing stocks | Markets SI Reporter | Mumbai Last Updated at March 15, 2021 13:16 IST Shares of financials, including banks, were under pressure on Monday, with the…
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WPI inflation rises to 4.17% in February on costlier food, fuel, power
The wholesale price-based inflation rose for the second consecutive month in February to 4.17 per cent, as food, fuel and power prices spiked. The WPI inflation was 2.03 per cent in January and 2.26 per cent in February last year. After witnessing months of softening of prices, the food articles in February saw 1.36 per…
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Over 67% stocks still below Jan ’18 levels despite bull run
According to Gaurav Dua, head capital market strategy of Sharekhan, smaller businesses have been hit the most during the pandemic while access to finance is a big challenge.SynopsisTop indices with hefty overseas ownerships – the Nifty and the Sensex – have risen in lockstep with global equities to new summits, but the report cards of…
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Qian Wang on China’s Economy (Radio)
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Tourism industry proposing digital plans to reconnect with international buyers
Navigation for News Categories The country’s largest annual tourism event has been transformed to help local operators prepare for the eventual return of international tourists. Milford Sound. (File photo). Photo: 123RF Each year, TRENZ usually attracts hundreds of international travel buyers to meet with local tourism operators, build relationships and negotiate business deals. It was…
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Auckland hotels continue to struggle despite America’s Cup crowds
Navigation for News Categories Spectators watching the America’s Cup racing have filled several Auckland waterfront hotels this weekend. File photo. Photo: Photo /123RF But the Hotel Council Aotearoa says there are still markedly fewer bookings than the event would have brought without Covid-19 border closures. The council’s strategic director, James Doolan, said many other Tāmaki…
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A golfing jewel in the crown of the Drakensberg mountains
General Manager of Champagne Sports Resort, Philip West, spoke to BizNews founder Alec Hogg about the world-class golf course at the resort. The course boasts the longest hole in the country, measuring 605 metres. Surrounded by the majestic Drakensberg mountain range, the 6,100 metre course will provide a thrilling challenge with breathtaking views. It is…
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Mercedes-Benz GLC300d and GLE450: A bag of tricks
Mercedes-Benz launched some new SUVs recently, all prefixed with the letters GL (Apart from the legendary G-Wagon, of course). I had the opportunity to sample the two mid-sized models, the GLC300d and a GLE450 Coupé. The smaller of the two, the GLC, is powered by a 2.0-litre turbodiesel engine that is rather surprising. It pulls so…
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UPDATED with Barak response: SA’s Barak Fund crumbles in Greensill fashion
Australian banker Lex Greensill’s Greensill Capital, a start-up that provided short-term cash advances and spun off its loans into bond-like securities has filed for insolvency protection. This after bondholders Credit Suisse stopped investors from moving money in or out of $10bn in supply-chain investment funds when Greensill lost coverage from credit insurers. Backers such as…
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