• Business

    Save Your Operating Budget: Upgrade Team PCs for $15 Each

    Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. It’s not often you can deliver your team an exciting piece of software at $15 a head. But with this Windows 11 Pro upgrade, you can add a new lifetime license to each PC on your team for just $14.97 (reg. $199). Tap into the enhanced user interface (UI) and improved productivity to bring your team to the operating system that 35.5% of…

  • Business

    Tariffs, Production Fantasies, And Analyst Predictions: This Week In Appleverse – Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL)

    The past week has been a whirlwind for Apple Inc. AAPL, with the tech giant facing significant challenges and predictions. From the potential impact of President Trump’s tariffs to the feasibility of manufacturing iPhones in America, there’s a lot to unpack. Here’s a recap of the top stories that shaped Apple’s week. Trump’s Tariffs Could Skyrocket iPhone Prices President Donald Trump’s recently enacted tariffs could lead to a significant price hike for Apple’s iPhones. If Apple decides to pass these costs onto consumers, we could see a price surge of 30% to 40%. This is primarily because most iPhones are manufactured in…

  • Business

    Kansas Launches SIGNS Grant to Revitalize Downtown Business Districts

    The Kansas Department of Commerce has introduced a new grant program aimed at enhancing the appearance and economic appeal of downtown districts across the state. The Supporting Innovative Growth through New Signage (SIGNS) grant, launched today, will provide $250,000 in total funding to support high-quality, creative signage projects for retail and commercial businesses. The SIGNS grant is open to a wide range of applicants, including businesses, building owners, municipalities, Main Street organizations, economic development groups, chambers of commerce, foundations, tribal organizations, and other nonprofit community entities. Funding awards will range from $1,000 to $50,000, with a cash match required based…

  • Business

    How To Make Money Fast Real Ways To Make Money Quickly

    At some point, everyone needs a little extra money. Maybe you need to pay essential bills or cover a surprise expense. Your dog gets sick, your roof starts leaking, you’re closing on a new home — the scenarios are endless, but the situation is common: You need money fast. Waiting for a traditional pay cycle might not always be possible, and thankfully, there are ways to make money quickly, efficiently and (most importantly) legally. As you embark on these side hustles, staying on top of necessary taxes is essential. The following insights, ideas and advice can set you on a…

  • Business

    Buffett’s Warning as Stocks Plunge: ‘The Light Can at Any Time Go From Green to Red’

    The S&P 500 descends into correction territory following President Trump‘s tariff declarations. What Happened: Stock prices plummeted in response to President Trump’s sweeping 10% tariffs on all U.S. trading partners announced the day before. This move has sparked concerns over a potential trade war and heightened inflation, both of which could steer the U.S. towards an economic slowdown. Consequently, the S&P 500 has now dipped over 11% from its February peak, indicating its entry into correction territory. Renowned investor Warren Buffett, in his 2017 letter to shareholders, recommended a 19th-century poem as a tool to maintain composure during stock market downturns. “There…

  • Business

    Raleigh Opens Application Window for Building Up-fit Grant Program

    The City of Raleigh has opened the fourth and final application window for its 2024–2025 Building Up-fit Grant program. The current cycle began on Thursday, April 3, and runs through Sunday, April 27. Award notifications are expected by Friday, May 16. The Building Up-fit Grant is a matching reimbursement initiative that assists small business owners with interior improvements to commercial properties within Raleigh city limits. Designed to promote job creation, economic development, and the revitalization of underused spaces, the grant matches up to 50 percent of qualified construction costs. Projects must include capital improvements and a change in use to…

  • Business

    Is Your Small Business Actually Ready to Adopt AI?

    Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. AI burst out of the labs in 2022, and by now, just about everybody has heard of it. AI has also progressed exponentially in the last three years. Experts have said that within a few years, AI will affect everything from healthcare to brainstorming and beyond. They have also declared that we are entering an era that will affect humanity like nothing before it. If you don’t employ AI soon in your business, you may not be able to compete. But how do you begin? The following case study is about my…

  • Business

    Charlie Munger Slams Teaching Stock Trading To Young People: ‘It’s Like Trying To Induce Young People To Start Off On Heroin’

    Charlie Munger, the longtime business partner of Warren Buffett, once voiced his disapproval of introducing young people to active stock trading, likening it to initiating them into heroin use. What Happened: Munger expressed his contempt for active investment management during the yearly Daily Journal shareholder meeting in 2019. He proposed that it might be detrimental to novice investors. Munger compared the contemporary world’s efforts to promote active stock trading among the youth to persuading them to start using heroin. Instead, he lauded large index funds as a superior choice for regular investors looking to gain exposure to the stock markets. “If…

  • Business

    How Chasing Quick Wins Can Sabotage Your Business’s Success

    Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Have you ever been to your favorite restaurant, ordered the dish you’ve always loved and noticed it just doesn’t taste the same anymore? Maybe they started sourcing cheaper ingredients to cut costs, sacrificing quality for short-term gains. Businesses often make a similar mistake — chasing market trends to maximize profits quickly but sidelining the needs of their clients in the process. This approach might boost short-term revenue, but it rarely leads to sustainable success. In my experience, prioritizing what our clients and investors are looking for — sometimes even over chasing dollar…