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Startups 4 Min Read

Proposed Ban Would Be a ‘Death Sentence’ for Chinese EVs in the US

After officially hiking tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports earlier this month, the US government is getting even more serious

Start A Business 9 Min Read

How Saying ‘Yes’ to Every Opportunity Helped My Startup Make $1 Million in the First Year

Early entrepreneurs are advised to say "no" if they want to be successful. But if I had taken this advice

Marketing 6 Min Read

Why CarMax ‘went all in’ on the WNBA—and how it’s paying off

When used-car retailer CarMax underwent a brand repositioning a few years ago, it turned to one of the trendiest sports

Growing a Business 4 Min Read

She Was a Regular at a Struggling Coffee Shop. Then She Bought It, and 4X the Annual Revenue to $1.8 Million.

Kristen Williams-Haseotes bought a struggling Bad Ass Coffee and made it the brand's top-performing location. Now it's on track to

Leadership 8 Min Read

You Need to Listen More to Lead Better — 5 Tactics for Leaders to Bridge the Communication Gap With Their Team

All leaders know that communication is critical to an organization's success. But often we fail to bridge the gap between

Startups 4 Min Read

Attention, Spoiled Software Engineers: Take a Lesson from Google’s Programming Language

Many of today’s programmers—excuse me, software engineers—consider themselves “creatives.” Artists of a sort. They are given to ostentatious personal websites

Start A Business 7 Min Read

How Viewing Your Business as a Temporary Project Could Boost Your Success

In entrepreneurship, I suggest a shift in mindset from the traditional narrative of perseverance and struggle to a more pragmatic

Marketing 8 Min Read

There’s a content gap in women’s sports. These execs partnered up to help close it

This story is the latest in our series on women leaders in sports and sports marketing. Read the rest of

Growing a Business 22 Min Read

When I Became President of KFC, Franchisees and Corporate Hated Each Other. But I Believed This Behavioral Theory Could Bring Them Back Together.

In 1994, I became the president of Kentucky Fried Chicken. It was a big job, and I was excited. But

Leadership 7 Min Read

Why Hiring Mission-Driven Employees Beats Filling Seats Every Time

Hiring long-term employees is so much more than just filling a position with your company. It's about finding individuals who