As humans, we crave a certain degree of predictability — the coffee place will be open; the train will arrive on time; our favorite show will be available for streaming on Netflix. These past couple of years, however, have introduced never before seen levels of unpredictability…
5 principles for boosting your business based on sharing
The new culture of sharing is not just for startups — it’s a challenge for every business.
Now that you can find anything on a moment’s notice on the internet, people have found that a temporarily unused expensive asset, such as a room in your house, or your car sitting idle, is a new business opportunity…
Stocks vs shares: Explaining the difference
Sure, you know what the stock market is, and you’ve heard time and time again that you should be investing. If you’re sitting on the sidelines of the stock market, you aren’t alone.
Even with the recent bull market (which basically just means stock prices are rising), Americans,...
It’s time for business to fix the ‘disability inequality crisis’: Activist and entrepreneur
Disability activist, social entrepreneur and founder of The Valuable 500 initiative, Caroline Casey, has told CNBC that business needs to be at the forefront of accelerating change to end the “disability inequality crisis,” as the world emerges from the coronavirus crisis.
“This problem is too big for governments and charities...
Don’t let the recession tempt you into these risky investments
Some investors see recent volatility as a way to get rich quick. Trying to outsmart the market can end very badly.
Last week, 20-year-old trader Alexander Kearns using the Robinhood platform committed suicide after a series of risky options trades left him deep