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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Across the world, there is an alarming long-term trend: Companies are struggling to survive. An analysis by Statista shows that companies have been losing their lasting power since 1965. Companies on Standard & Poor's 500 Index were analyzed during 2020, and it was found that the average

Health Canada has authorized three influenza vaccines that could be used if bird flu became a pandemic, the agency says. Author of the article: The Canadian Press Nicole Ireland Published Nov 16, 2024  •  4 minute read The VIDO building on the University of Saskatchewan campus. Photo by Michelle Berg /Saskatoon StarPhoenix Health Canada has

What if construction materials could be put together, taken apart, and reused as easily as Lego bricks? That’s the vision a team of MIT engineers hopes to realize with a new kind of masonry it’s developing from recycled glass. Using a custom 3D-printing technology provided by the MIT spinoff Evenline, the team has made strong

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Teams are more diverse than ever. With advancements in technology, a skilled labor shortage and the booming demand for remote work, work has come to defy borders. Companies that don't embrace this reality and adapt risk being left behind. I've witnessed this transformation firsthand through my work

December 11, 2024 What does it take to succeed as a business while doing well by your employees? Harvard Business School professor emeritus Michael Beer has studied companies who invest in building long-term social value, and he says they offer some key lessons for other firms. In this episode, he breaks down how these companies

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October 18, (THEWILL) – The foreign investment drive of the administration of President Bola Tinubu got a significant boost on Thursday, as several investors from Sweden committed to investments and partnerships worth millions of dollars in Nigeria’s digital economy, health and other critical sectors. This followed Vice President Kashim Shettima’s assurance to global investors at