Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. “This all seems pretty standard for one VC deal.” That's what the lawyer told me as he flipped through the pages of the massive document. The long list of terms sounded foreign to me, but he was right. Her agreement and jargon were and still are typical….
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A Massachusetts-based consultant who is suing Hightower for age discrimination won a small victory last month, with a state court temporarily barring the firm from enforcing non-solicitation agreements against him. In the ruling, Judge Debra Squires-Lee ruled in favor of Glenn Frank, a 69-year-old adviser who became involved with Hightower after it bought Lexington Wealth…
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Disclosure: Our goal is to display products and services that we think you will find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, the Entrepreneur may receive a small portion of the sales revenue from our trading partners. Juggling your bank accounts, investments and expenses is a headache that isn't easily solved with a simple spreadsheet….
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Jack Bessudo, co-founder of Tamalitos by Sugaroxhe was traveling for his advertisements work when he discovered another calling: the production of sweets. A visit to a sweet shop in Sydney, Australia, in particular piqued Bessudo's interest in the craft. “I just fell in love with the whole process,” he says The entrepreneur. “So when I…
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T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert says the new iPhone 16 is selling out before the device hits store shelves on Friday. Analysts had predicted sales would suffer because the much-hyped Apple Intelligence feature won't be available until at least October. Apple shares fell after the answer. Apple Intelligence features will include AI-powered writing and photo tools…
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like the labor market cools and the CEO withdraw from employmentno wonder the Federal Open Market Committee reduced rates from half a percentage point on Wednesday, bringing it down from a High 23 years in a range of 4.75% to 5%. economists ESTIMATED the long-awaited decision, with EY senior economist Lydia Boussour tells Entrepreneur last…
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“For me, not being busy is like seeing a sad lion or some kind of medicated big cat behind bars in a zoo – it just doesn't sit well with me,” says comedian Tommy Tiernan. “As long as the tournament is endless, I'm happy.” Tiernan, the Irish comedian you may know as the quiet and…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. All leaders can benefit from a dose of inspiration. Whether your leadership team roster is filled with seasoned executives or first-time managers, you want them to have the skills and confidence to make great decisions. One way to provide them with the knowledge, insight and tools they…
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A new report from wealth management firm Wealth Enhancement Group found that only 19% of Americans surveyed regularly meet with a financial advisor to discuss their retirement goals. This despite the fact that only 48% think they have done everything they can to prepare for retirement, while 36% feel they are behind in achieving their…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Since he was “a weird little kid,” Sam Faycurry aspired to attend Harvard Business School. So when he was accepted into the prestigious program, he and his family were thrilled. But life had other plans. While helping his mother and sister, both registered dietitians, start their own…
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