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Why 80 Percent of This 22-Year-Old’s Startup Team Are Women
Meet Aly Moore — a Yale graduate and the 22-year-old co-founder and COO of the Spylight app. Her app allows viewers to buy something a character is wearing on TV and movies. The way it works is simple: the viewer lets their phone listen to a TV show or movie for a couple…
· Benny Luo
After Getting Fired From Apple, Steve Jobs Had One Man Document His Incredible Comeback
For many of us, Steve Jobs is seen as an iconic innovator. But in addition to his meticulous work creating new, game-changing products, he put equal hard work into preventing those products’ details from being leaked to the press before they were publicly launched. With his need…
· Max Chang
Legendary Investor Warns Our Capitalist Society Will End in ‘Revolution, Higher Taxes or War’
Photo: Bret Hartman/TED Paul Tudor Jones II, the famous hedge fund manager who predicted the global stock market crash known as Black Monday in 1987 that tripled his capital, has another prediction for us — our capitalist society is going to devolve into one of these three…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
British Millionaire Spends $15,000 Trying to Find the Murderer of His Daughter’s Kitten
We’ve all heard the cringe-worthy stories about microwaved kittens and poisoned puppies. Leighton Meester killed a cat by putting her in the dryer in the movie “The Roommate.” These acts of violence are illegal, but justice doesn’t always come swiftly, or at all, for its…
· Editorial Staff
Study Finds That Complaining About Work Only Makes You More Stressed
While complaining about work can be cathartic, it could also end up hurting you in the long run according to new research.
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Reddit CEO Sues Prestigious VC Firm for Gender Discrimination and Sexual Harassment
Kleiner, Perkins, Caulfield & Byers (KPCB) is one of the most renowned venture capitalist firms in Silicon Valley. It’s known for helping launch Google, Amazon and AOL, and for providing the backup funds for numerous tech startups. It’s also known for being insular and…
· Jacob Wagner
Science Discovers Why You’re Always Late (and How to Fix it)
Waiting on someone who’s late is arguably one of the crappiest experiences ever. What’s the reason behind why certain people are never on time? While it could simply be poor planning habits, it could also be a serious medical problem, according to a report by The Washington…
· Max Chang
‘Shark Tank’ Investor Shares Shocking Secret on How He Deals With His Competitors
The scariest investor on ABC’s “Shark Tank” has an equally menacing way of dealing with the people he’s competing with — he wines and dines them. Kevin O’Leary, known only for his love of money and women, shared his greatest networking advice with Entrepreneur contributor Carol…
· Sarah Lesnar
Kevin O’Leary Said Something About Women In Business That Every Man Should Read
Kevin O’Leary, the “Shark Tank” investor most known for his love of money and his joyous take-downs of amateur entrepreneurs on national television, surprisingly has a soft spot for female CEOs. Carol Roth of Entrepreneur spoke with O’Leary at a recent CNBC event and he really…
· Benny Luo
Deckstar Co-Founders: Meet the Entrepreneurs Behind EDM’s Largest Music Acts
Anyone who’s dived into the entertainment industry knows how hard it is to find success. The risks are high and the saturation of ambitious people thinking they’re the next big thing makes it ultra competitive. Los Angeles natives and UCLA graduates Lawrence Vavra (aka LV) and…
· Editorial Staff
How a Broke, Suicidal Entrepreneur Turned It All Around to Build a Multi-Million Dollar Company
In 2000, journalist-turned-entrepreneur Ben Huh launched a startup with the hopes of it becoming the next big thing. After 18 months of blood and sweat and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of investment money without significant success, Huh was forced to shut it all…
· Editorial Staff
This Insanely Huge Robot Can Be Yours for a Cool $1 Million On Amazon
If you had a million dollars, what’s the first thing you would buy? If you said, “a 5-ton, 13-foot-tall, 5 mph-capable, wearable robot,” then you’re not only ultra rad, you’re also in luck. On sale on Amazon Japan is the Kuratas, the invention of Kogoro Kurata, a Japanese…
· Max Chang
Woman Who Tried to Sell Daughter to Strangers Gets Over $200,000
Last week, we reported on a story of a women out in Fuzhou, China who tried to sell her daughter on the streets in order raise roughly $15,7340 for her husband’s medical bills.
· Waylae Gregoire
Undercover Footage Shows Brutal Factory Conditions, Children Buried Alive — All For Apple Products
Secret footage taken from Chinese factories and illegal child-labor mines show the horrible price paid to make iPhones and iPads.
· Alan Van
Jover Chew: The Saga of the Notorious iPhone 6 Scammer Who Made His Customers Cry
In Tarantino’s bloodbath masterpiece “Kill Bill,” the mythical Hattori Hanzo sagely tells the Bride, “Revenge is never a straight line. It’s a forest, and like a forest, it’s easy to lose your way … to get lost … to forget where you came in.” Truer words about revenge and its…
· Editorial Staff
New Stanford Study Reveals Why New Entrepreneurs Should Never Stop Hustling
New research from the Stanford Graduate School of Business lends credence to the proverb “If at first you don’t succeed: Try, try, try again.”
· Alan Van
IRS Takes $33,000 Cash From an Elderly Mexican Restaurant Owner’s Savings
There are a lot of don’ts in the business world. If you’re a business owner, don’t do this, this or this, for example, because doing those things will be absolutely terrible for your reputation, and thus your business. Also, don’t only deposit less than $10,000 into your bank…
· Max Chang
How a Butler Service Called Alfred Won $50,000 at This Year’s TechCrunch Disrupt
Another TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco has come and gone, and the results of the pitch competition have been decided. 26 companies, plus two Audience Choice winners, pitched their hearts out trying to impress the tech gods/ investors that made up the panel. This year’s…
· Benny Luo
Former Apple Employee Sam Sung Has Some Sage Advice For Setting Yourself Apart in Business
Sam Sung made headlines back in 2012 when his Apple business card went viral on the internet. People simply found it hilarious that an Apple employee could bear the name of the company’s biggest competitor.
· Max Chang
How a College Freshman Became a $1000/hr Tutor for the Wealthy Elite
Every college entrepreneur faces the same challenge- going through the rigorous process of trial and error while figuring out how to hit the market, identifying their customer base, and learning to manage their startup. It’s especially challenging when you are, admittedly, a…
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