Entrepreneurship

The 10 hottest franchise trends for 2025

At the end of each year, we The entrepreneur I always ask myself: What will be the hottest franchise trends in the coming year? To answer this question, we consider what's trending in the world at large, what types of businesses we're seeing launch new franchise programs, what types of existing franchises are experiencing growth,…

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LG's flexible display bends, rotates and stretches with color

LG has developed an industry-first stretchable display that bends, twists and stretches like a taffy, from 12 inches to 18 inches. The display is just a prototype, but it could have useful applications for wearables, cars, smartphones and other industries in the future. For example, flexible material it can be used to make clothes and…

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These are the main franchises for veterans

Veterans make up about 6% of the US population, but according to the International Franchise Association (IFA), they make up about 14% of all franchisees. Why are veterans so overrepresented in the franchise industry? Because they are suitable for him franchise ownershipthanks to their leadership skills, ability to follow established procedures and familiarity with thinking…

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The Landlord's Guide to Rent Increases

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. It may seem obvious, but increasing rent and determining the price of rent strategically is an easy way to increase your rental income every month. However, determining the rental price is not so easy. Raising the rent without doing the proper preparation and market research will drive…

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The Hidden Pitfalls of Digital PR – What Agencies Are Not Telling You

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Digital PR is often presented as a powerful way to increase a brand's visibility, build authority and improve SEO. However, many customers do not realize that what they are paying for is not always what they get. From overpriced distributed services to paid media placements masquerading as…

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23andMe lays off 200 workers, halts cancer research program

In early 2023, genetic testing company 23andMe had over 800 employees. That number has more than halved as 23andMe undergoes restructuring to cut costs. On Monday, 23andMe announced it the fifth round of layoffs as of early 2023. This round affects over 200 people or about 40% of its current workforce — now the company's…

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He lost his job, started a side hustle earning $3 million last year

This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Carlos Ugalde, 52, of Las Vegas, Nevada. Ugalde is the founder of the print-on-demand apparel brand Chingaso's house. Answers have been edited for length and clarity. Image Credit: Courtesy of Chingaso House What was your day job or main occupation when you started your side hustle?I was one writer…

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How Alison Roman brought her brand to life

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Alison Roman is an author, chef and digital creator known for her unfiltered and honest approach to food, lifestyle and storytelling. She has successfully carved her way in a media landscape that often favors formulaic approaches, taking charge of her content and connecting deeply with her audience….

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She discovered how to make hand sanitizer sexy

Andrea Lisbona grew up in Barcelona, ​​Spain, in a family of entrepreneurs. She knew she wanted to follow in the family tradition and start her own company, but she wasn't sure where to start. Ultimately, she started looking for a product category that was mature the transformationbut it wasn't in a space with a lot…

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How Rowan grew to $100 million in revenue

A year or so ago, not that many people had heard of Louisa Schneider's ear piercing brand, even those who had actually been stung by her licensed nurses. But she made a dramatic move to change all that, and today if you have a tween (or even a body part in bed), you probably know…

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