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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Still stuck asking, "What business should I start?" You're asking the wrong question. Most entrepreneurs waste months chasing random business ideas that don't fit their personality, skills, or lifestyle — then wonder why they burn out or get stuck. But what if you could flip the script

Almost 3 decades away from the NBA hardwood and Magic Johnson is still winning. The only difference? That number 32 jersey has been replaced by high-end custom-tailored suits, and the arena is no longer the Great Western Forum but the entire business space. From professional sports teams to restaurants and from movie theaters to financial

We live in uncertain times. Just this week, as this issue of CONTRACTOR gets ready to go to press, missiles are (again) flying over the Middle East—some of them American. Aside from the risk to human life (which includes the more than 40,000 service members the United States has in the area) there are the

Harvard Business Review Logo DS Stories/Pexels Summary.    Profits are lagging, budgets are stretched, and the layoff rumor mill is cranking into high gear. Your team is looking to you for clarity and reassurance. What can—and should—you tell your team about the true state of the business without sending them into panic mode? How can you

One of Auckland's oldest and best known family-run businesses is turning 80. Famous for their quirky radio advertisements, Magness Benrow is still going strong. The retail home appliance company was founded by engineer Roly Magness after World War II. Roly had already started Magness Sound in 1935, aged just 15. His son John has been

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Joe Crisara didn't set out to be a business coach. Like most tradespeople, he started with a toolbox, some hands-on skills and the dream of working for himself. But six years into running his own company, he found himself $471,000 in debt and on the brink of

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Good morning. Voters are heading to the polls today to elect the next federal government to lead Canada through tumultuous economic times. In fact, we’ve been so focused on our economic future that the future of young Canadians seems to have been lost in the mix. More on that below, but first: In the news